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** Sometimes customers will say "I like camisoles! They're comfy and easy to wear!".
** During fashion contests, MC Mode will sometimes say "I AM the very Mode-l of a modern major broadcaster!"
* AlmostFamousName: One of the customers, Selena, is named after Music/SelenaGomez, while Demi is named after Music/DemiLovato.
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** During fashion contests, MC Mode will sometimes say "I AM the very Mode-l of a modern major broadcaster!"
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** During fashion contests, MC Mode will sometimes say "I AM the very Mode-l of a modern major broadcaster!"
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This is the second game in the ''[[VideoGame/StyleSavvy Style Boutique]]'' series, which released on the [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS 3DS]] in 2012.
You've just moved to a new town, and are fortunate enough to immediately find a job at a boutique run by Evie (Michaela in North America), the famous jet-setting stylist. After proving your chops, Evie will hand the shop over to you, leaving you to maintain a diverse stock of clothing while seeing to your customers' needs, and at the same time making a name for yourself in the town's nightly fashion shows.
Clothing options have expanded to include handbags, as well as several ranges of menswear, for a total of 12,000 individual items.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* {{Allusion}}:
** Sometimes customers will say "I like camisoles! They're comfy and easy to wear!".
** During fashion contests, MC Mode will sometimes say "I AM the very Mode-l of a modern major broadcaster!"
* AlmostFamousName: One of the customers, Selena, is named after Music/SelenaGomez, while Demi is named after Music/DemiLovato.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: If you fill-up the happiness meter, you get a random piece of clothing you don't yet have in your wardrobe at the end of the day.
* ArtEvolution: The art style is more detailed and less cartoony than the previous game.
* AscendedFangirl: Lisa, the Marble Lily brand representative, was a customer who liked their clothes in the first game.
* BigBrotherWorship: Flora, [[InnocentFlowerGirl the girl who runs a flower stand in the park]] in ''Trendsetters'', absolutely adores her older brother Florian... until they reappear in ''Styling Star'' at least.
* ButThouMust: Evie won't take no for an answer when she wants you to work for her.
* CannotSpitItOut: Poor Brad. It's especially apparent during the summer event where he takes your character to see fireworks. Also, Miles to Evie.
* CaptainColorbeard: Some customers are named after colours. Examples are Red and Scarlet.
* CharacterCustomization: Players get to customize their avatar after they finished the game's progress. This can be found on the home screen as "Bonus Mode".
* ContinuityNod: Dominic, Grace, and Renee will visit the protagonist's shop and point out that she reminds them of another fashionista from their town (the first game's protagonist). Dominic even points out after buying clothes different from his usual style that he wants to wear them for going out to dinner with a girl, but that [[HeroicMime she might not say anything because she's really quiet.]]
* CoolCrown: The wedding outfit, from the Purple Moon brand, has a tiara.
* DownloadableContent: The game has free clothes DLC, such as [[VideoGame/AnimalCrossing a Totakeke inspired T-shirt]]. In Japan, it received DLC from the real Lolita fashion brand Baby the Stars Shine Bright.
* DubNameChange: In North America, Evie became Michaela, and has a different appearance. This implies to the customers as well.
* FairytaleWeddingDress: One of the costumes from the Purple Moon brand.
* FloralThemeNaming: Two of your customers are twin sisters named Violet and Rose, plus there's the brother-and-sister duo Florian and Flora (Reed and Daisy in America).
* GoingThroughTheMotions: The characters in the game use new stock motions which are different from the first game.
* HappyDance: The characters do this [[GoingThroughTheMotions as one of their stock motions]].
* JawDrop: The characters do this [[GoingThroughTheMotions as one of their stock motions]]. Usually, this happens when they are surprised or happy.
* LampshadeHanging: At the cafe, the customer will say "Does [insert customer name] sound like an old lady". This may be due to the fact in real life, a female starts to sound like an old lady when she is sick.
* LocalHangout: Including the cafe, beach, meadows, funfair, etc.
* LovableAlphaBitch: This time it's Harriet, Evie's other assistant. She's always friendly to everyone but still takes it as a given that she'll be the first to win the International Contest.
* MarketBasedTitle:
** In America, it's ''Style Savvy: Trendsetters''
** In Japan, it's ''Self-Indulgent Fashion: Girls Mode Avaricious Declaration! (Heartbeat up!)''
** In Korea, it's ''Girls Style: Fashion Leader Declaration!''
* MeaningfulName: Some of the customers have a foreign name which has a good meaning. One example is "Shabnam", which is "dew" in the Persian language.
* MissingStepsPlan: This can be found in the description for one of the fashion contest models.
* NiceHat: Chad the delivery guy wears a cool cap as part of his uniform, and MC Mode almost always wears a snazzy fedora.
* NoodleIncident: A few of the customers' requests.
* OneSteveLimit: Due to some errors in international versions of the game, two random customers are given the same name. An example is "Maria" in the Spanish version.
* OpeningTheSandbox: Things take off immensely once you take management of the shop.
* RealMenWearPink: Some male customers wear pink clothing.
* {{Retcon}}: Dazies from the first game doesn't get a counterpart, instead of being split into Retrobeat and April Bonbon (Mint Sprinkles in America).
* SaveGameLimits: Like all other games on the Nintendo 3DS console, the game only uses one save file.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: If you give the customer an item that does not match their request, they will leave the boutique.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Flora starts using as many big words as she can after Florian tells her she's incorrigible.
* SuperTitle64Advance: Because it's on the 3DS, of course, it was ''New''.
* UnlimitedWardrobe: To the point that Chad will occasionally ask if your parents are millionaires.
* VagueAge: The characters' ages are not confirmed. The customers look to be in their early teens to late thirties.
This is the second game in the ''[[VideoGame/StyleSavvy Style Boutique]]'' series, which released on the [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS 3DS]] in 2012.
You've just moved to a new town, and are fortunate enough to immediately find a job at a boutique run by Evie (Michaela in North America), the famous jet-setting stylist. After proving your chops, Evie will hand the shop over to you, leaving you to maintain a diverse stock of clothing while seeing to your customers' needs, and at the same time making a name for yourself in the town's nightly fashion shows.
Clothing options have expanded to include handbags, as well as several ranges of menswear, for a total of 12,000 individual items.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* {{Allusion}}:
** Sometimes customers will say "I like camisoles! They're comfy and easy to wear!".
** During fashion contests, MC Mode will sometimes say "I AM the very Mode-l of a modern major broadcaster!"
* AlmostFamousName: One of the customers, Selena, is named after Music/SelenaGomez, while Demi is named after Music/DemiLovato.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: If you fill-up the happiness meter, you get a random piece of clothing you don't yet have in your wardrobe at the end of the day.
* ArtEvolution: The art style is more detailed and less cartoony than the previous game.
* AscendedFangirl: Lisa, the Marble Lily brand representative, was a customer who liked their clothes in the first game.
* BigBrotherWorship: Flora, [[InnocentFlowerGirl the girl who runs a flower stand in the park]] in ''Trendsetters'', absolutely adores her older brother Florian... until they reappear in ''Styling Star'' at least.
* ButThouMust: Evie won't take no for an answer when she wants you to work for her.
* CannotSpitItOut: Poor Brad. It's especially apparent during the summer event where he takes your character to see fireworks. Also, Miles to Evie.
* CaptainColorbeard: Some customers are named after colours. Examples are Red and Scarlet.
* CharacterCustomization: Players get to customize their avatar after they finished the game's progress. This can be found on the home screen as "Bonus Mode".
* ContinuityNod: Dominic, Grace, and Renee will visit the protagonist's shop and point out that she reminds them of another fashionista from their town (the first game's protagonist). Dominic even points out after buying clothes different from his usual style that he wants to wear them for going out to dinner with a girl, but that [[HeroicMime she might not say anything because she's really quiet.]]
* CoolCrown: The wedding outfit, from the Purple Moon brand, has a tiara.
* DownloadableContent: The game has free clothes DLC, such as [[VideoGame/AnimalCrossing a Totakeke inspired T-shirt]]. In Japan, it received DLC from the real Lolita fashion brand Baby the Stars Shine Bright.
* DubNameChange: In North America, Evie became Michaela, and has a different appearance. This implies to the customers as well.
* FairytaleWeddingDress: One of the costumes from the Purple Moon brand.
* FloralThemeNaming: Two of your customers are twin sisters named Violet and Rose, plus there's the brother-and-sister duo Florian and Flora (Reed and Daisy in America).
* GoingThroughTheMotions: The characters in the game use new stock motions which are different from the first game.
* HappyDance: The characters do this [[GoingThroughTheMotions as one of their stock motions]].
* JawDrop: The characters do this [[GoingThroughTheMotions as one of their stock motions]]. Usually, this happens when they are surprised or happy.
* LampshadeHanging: At the cafe, the customer will say "Does [insert customer name] sound like an old lady". This may be due to the fact in real life, a female starts to sound like an old lady when she is sick.
* LocalHangout: Including the cafe, beach, meadows, funfair, etc.
* LovableAlphaBitch: This time it's Harriet, Evie's other assistant. She's always friendly to everyone but still takes it as a given that she'll be the first to win the International Contest.
* MarketBasedTitle:
** In America, it's ''Style Savvy: Trendsetters''
** In Japan, it's ''Self-Indulgent Fashion: Girls Mode Avaricious Declaration! (Heartbeat up!)''
** In Korea, it's ''Girls Style: Fashion Leader Declaration!''
* MeaningfulName: Some of the customers have a foreign name which has a good meaning. One example is "Shabnam", which is "dew" in the Persian language.
* MissingStepsPlan: This can be found in the description for one of the fashion contest models.
* NiceHat: Chad the delivery guy wears a cool cap as part of his uniform, and MC Mode almost always wears a snazzy fedora.
* NoodleIncident: A few of the customers' requests.
* OneSteveLimit: Due to some errors in international versions of the game, two random customers are given the same name. An example is "Maria" in the Spanish version.
* OpeningTheSandbox: Things take off immensely once you take management of the shop.
* RealMenWearPink: Some male customers wear pink clothing.
* {{Retcon}}: Dazies from the first game doesn't get a counterpart, instead of being split into Retrobeat and April Bonbon (Mint Sprinkles in America).
* SaveGameLimits: Like all other games on the Nintendo 3DS console, the game only uses one save file.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: If you give the customer an item that does not match their request, they will leave the boutique.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Flora starts using as many big words as she can after Florian tells her she's incorrigible.
* SuperTitle64Advance: Because it's on the 3DS, of course, it was ''New''.
* UnlimitedWardrobe: To the point that Chad will occasionally ask if your parents are millionaires.
* VagueAge: The characters' ages are not confirmed. The customers look to be in their early teens to late thirties.
