Lunar New Year 2026

Lunar New Year 2026 is a mini-update that released on February 21, 2026. This update introduced 5 new items, 2 new codes, 2 new hairstyles, 4 new classic makeup, a new Weekly Boutique shop rotation, and more, all inspired by Chinese cultural clothing. Additionally, the lobby and dressing room were decorated, and the Lunar New Year 2025 Collection returned.

Content › Items (5)

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Content › Makeup (4)

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LNY Feminine Makeup 1 (Light Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 1 (Dark Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 2 (Light Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 2 (Dark Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 3 (Light Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 3 (Dark Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 4 (Light Variant)
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LNY Feminine Makeup 4 (Dark Variant)

Content › Hairstyles (2)

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Hanfu Flow Hair
Hanfu Flow Hair
Tang Dynasty Hair
Tang Dynasty Hair

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Happy New Year! We're absolutely honored to celebrate Lunar New Year in DTI! This mini-update is coming February 21, 2026! Many different cultures have various celebrations that wish to bring in a new, prosperous year that is based on the Lunar or Lunisolar calendars. We're celebrating the Spring Festival in China, Tết in Vietnam, Seollal in South Korea, and the vast diasporic Asian cultures that carry their own traditions and practices! This set is inspired by Lion Dancers, whose mythological history originates from China in the Han Dynasty, where a lion-like figure protected a village from the beast Nian. The dance became a symbol of protection and was then popularized during the Tang Dynasty. It is now often associated with good fortune, and is an iconic figure in New Year celebrations! There will be more outfits as part of this update as well
Happy New Year! We're absolutely honored to celebrate Lunar New Year in DTI! This mini-update is coming February 21, 2026! Many different cultures have various celebrations that wish to bring in a new, prosperous year that is based on the Lunar or Lunisolar calendars. We're celebrating the Spring Festival in China, Tết in Vietnam, Seollal in South Korea, and the vast diasporic Asian cultures that carry their own traditions and practices! This set is inspired by Lion Dancers, whose mythological history originates from China in the Han Dynasty, where a lion-like figure protected a village from the beast Nian. The dance became a symbol of protection and was then popularized during the Tang Dynasty. It is now often associated with good fortune, and is an iconic figure in New Year celebrations! There will be more outfits as part of this update as well
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Trivia

This is marked as the second Lunar New Year update in Dress To Impress. This update takes place at the same time as the Valentine's 2026 and Black History 2026 updates.