This powerpoint gives insight to the fashion game in the virtual world of Miss Bimbo.

1. Miss Bimbo: Virtual Game or Real Life?
“Create your Bimbo
and make her the
finest, coolest Bimbo
that ever existed!! Help
your Bimbo find a job,
dress her in some
dazzlingly amazing
clothes, treat her, feed
her and love her!”

2. …and don’t forget to find her a rich boyfriend because having money is
the most important thing in life. With it, you can buy your Bimbo tanning
sessions, breast implants, and face lifts!
The virtual world of Miss Bimbo is created for
anyone at any age, however the majority of users logging in daily consist of young girls
aging from 7 to 17. That is why creators Nicolas Jacquart and Chris Evans have directed
the game at them. They claim that Miss Bimbo promotes positive moral values about the
real world. But is partying, dieting, plastic surgery, and rich boyfriends a realistic
lifestyle for young girls to strive for? Is it even reality?

3. The Podium
Objectives of Miss Bimbo include
having the best hair, the nicest
clothes, and the richest
boyfriend. Being on “the Podium”
is just one of the rewards on the
way to become the most popular
Bimbo in the world.

4. Countries Logged on to Miss Bimbo
Other United
25% Kingdom
30%
Australia
5%
Canada
10%
United States
30%

5. Boy: Girl Ratio
90
80
70
60
50
83.7
40
30
20
10
16.3
0
Girls
Boys

6. Various Levels of Miss Bimbo
Level 1: “Change your drap hairstyle to become a blonde with
cool pigtails.”
Level 2: “Find a boyfriend who is Mr. Right or simply Mr. Right
Now!”
Level 7: “After you broke up with your boyfriend, you went on
an eating binge! Now it’s time to diet!”
Level 9: “Have a nip and tuck operation for a brand new face.”
Level 11: “Secure a breast operation because ‘big is best.’”
Level 17: “Meet a billionaire on vacation, catch his eye and his
love!”
- Creators argue that they are not encouraging girls to
aim for these goals in real life, instead they claim that
the goals are “just part of the game.”

9. Young children look for role models to help them develop into the
person they will become. Girls especially base their look, attitudes,
and life values around that of their chosen role model. When
introduced to Miss Bimbo girls learn that the most important values in
life are looking great and being popular. These game values would be
harmless if the child saw it as just a silly game, but the problem is
that the young children logged into Miss Bimbo are not old enough to
distinguish between fantasy and reality.

10. Works Cited
Gum Tree. Ed Christopher Evans. 31 July 2008. 28 Sept. 2008. <
http://www.gumtree.com/london/01/25616901.html >
Robinson, Winifred. “One mother attacks Miss Bimbo: The game
teaching young girls about anorexia and breast implants.” Mail
Online. 31 March 2008. 27 Sept. 2008.
< http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-552450/One-
mother-attacks-Miss-Bimbo-The-game-teaching-young-girls-
anorexia-breast-implants.html >
Miss Bimbo. Ed. Blouzar Ltd. 2007. 26 Sept. 2008.
< http://www.missbimbo.com/ >