Style Savvy: Trendsetters

Style Savvy: Trendsetters
Also known as: Wagamama Fashion: GirlsMode - Yokubari Sengen! (JP), New Style Boutique (EU), Girls Style: Paesyeon Lideo Seon-eon! (KO) Developer: syn Sophia Publisher: Nintendo Platform: Nintendo 3DS Released in JP: September 27, 2012 Released in US: October 22, 2012 Released in EU: November 16, 2012 Released in AU: November 17, 2012 Released in KR: September 12, 2013 This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences.

Style Savvy: Trendsetters is the sequel to the original (as well as the start of a trilogy in some regions) on the Nintendo DS, featuring hundreds thousands of items to collect.

Debug Files Debug-related files found within the game's RomFS.

Regional Differences

To do: There are loads of regional differences. Get images, too.

Boutique Names

The default boutique names are different. In the US version, it's called "Mira Luna", in the European version, "Verano", and in the Japanese version, "Lucina".

Brand Names

The Brand names are also different.

Japanese	European	American
Double U	Basic U	Über Cloth
Stray Cat	Stage Dive	Stage Dive
FANTANIA	Purple Moon	Teatro Amare
Jam Pack	Bubble Pop	Mint Sprinkles
G Mine	Zip Line	Zip Line
Baker Bridge	Brooke Bridge	Harlow Heights
Flute F	Chorale	Cantata Modo
Mezzo Flute	Chorale Prelude	Cantata Tasca
Bisc Mary	Miss Ribbon	Le Spark
soymilk	soymilk	soymilk
La Chou Chou	Marzipan Sky	Marzipan Sky
Toruteporute	Retrobeat	PopQuiz
Helga	Enid Chen	Zhade
YLVA	ARIANNA	STRAVA
Airship	Helion	Aeronef
Dt. 9	Dept. 9	Dept. 9
Rokian	Rokian	Roksana

Makeup Studio / Beautician

In the US version, Ingrid (rep of ADELIA) is the main beautician, and in the European and Japanese versions, Deborah (rep of Lola Doux) (Elsepth, in the EU version) is the main beautician.

Revisional Differences

To do: Differences in Japan-only Tokimeki Up! version

A patch for the game was released in North America on January 30, 2013, updating the game to Version 1.1. A very minor fix, this patch simply fixed a bug that caused the Black Open-Back Turtleneck to disappear from the player's closet after being acquired, and restored the clothing to its rightful place for those who had already been affected.