Dress To Impress has become one of the most popular Roblox fashion games, so it is normal that players look for faster ways to rank up and unlock new items. That is where the DTI farming server idea enters the picture. Here is everything you need to know about Dress to Impress farming servers!

What does a farming server mean in Dress To Impress?

A farming server in Dress To Impress is a private or community-organised lobby where the goal is progress, not competition. Players enter the same server, queue into rounds, and follow simple rules so that everyone gains stars, ranks, and cash as efficiently as possible.

Instead of trying to beat each other, players often agree on a voting pattern. For example, everyone gives each outfit the maximum stars, or they follow a fixed star rule that still guarantees steady rank progress. Some farming servers focus on ranked shows, while others use Freeplay to collect cash on the floor or repeat jump puzzles without pressure.

The key points are simple:

• The server exists for grinding stars and currency.
• Players cooperate and follow shared rules.
• Hosts remove or restart when those rules break.

This structure changes the game experience. Normal Dress To Impress rounds reward creativity and theme interpretation, which you can see in our outfit idea breakdown.

How farming works in Dress To Impress

In a standard lobby, you build an outfit around a theme such as “Enchanted Night” or “Brand,” walk the runway, then hope other players like your style. 

In a farming server, the structure changes:

1. Players gather in a private or VIP Dress To Impress server.
2. The host explains the rules in chat or a Discord channel.
3. Everyone joins shows and locks in an outfit, often with simple or repeated looks.
4. During voting, players follow the rule set, usually full votes for all.
5. At the end, stars and cash accumulate for every player in the rotation.

Some servers also run Freeplay sessions. In those, players move around the map and collect cash on the floor or complete jumps. The focus still stays on progress, not style.

How do you get into a farming server on Dress To Impress?

There is no single “official” farming server, so you have to look for active communities. Most players join DTI farming servers in three ways.

Roblox groups and VIP links

Many hosts create Roblox groups that focus on Dress To Impress farming. Group descriptions often include VIP server links and short rule sets. You join the group on Roblox, then click the VIP link, which launches the game client and connects you directly to that server.

Some Roblox-curated hubs or category pages in the wider Roblox section also help you discover games and communities, so it is worth staying familiar with how Roblox groups work in general

Discord farming communities

A lot of active Dress To Impress farming servers run on Discord. The server owner shares the VIP link and pings members when a farming session starts. There are usually channels only for server links, rule explanations, and reporting issues.

You normally:

1. Join the Discord server through an invite.
2. Accept the rules and pick a role for DTI or farming alerts.
3. Wait for a ping, then click the link to enter the Roblox VIP server.

Content creators and social posts

Some YouTubers and Roblox creators test “working” DTI farming servers. They share links in video descriptions or social profiles and show how the voting routine works. This is a common entry point for new players who first learn about farming on TikTok or YouTube.
You should still stay careful with links and always confirm that the invite leads to the official Dress To Impress experience, not a copy or unrelated game.

What rules are there in DTI farming servers?

Each host sets their own rules, but you see many patterns across different communities. Before you join, you should read the rule channel or the in-game message of the day. Typical rules answer these questions.

How should you vote?

Voting rules sit at the center of every DTI farming server.

• Most servers expect maximum stars for every player on stage.
• Some servers use a fixed score, but they still keep votes equal.
• Players should not downvote or “troll vote,” even if they do not like an outfit.

If votes drop for several rounds, many hosts treat the farm as “broken” and restart or shut down the server until they catch the problem.

What about AFK and auto-clickers?

Hosts often allow or even encourage auto-clickers. That way, players can stay in the lobby and secure votes or cash while they step away from the keyboard. To avoid confusion, many servers ask AFK players to:

• Equip a face mask or pillow accessory.
• Stand in a clear AFK spot in the lobby.

The idea is simple. Other players can see that you are AFK and do not expect quick outfit changes or chat messages from you.