Profile Perfect Level 89 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 89 Answer

I’m putting the solved grid up top first, and then I’ll walk through the clue chain that locks it all in. No hidden values or starting answers here – just six logical links that point straight to the final table.

Profile Perfect Level 89 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 89 gives you three clothing items and three traits – Type, Color, and Brand. There aren’t any initial answers or hidden values to juggle, so every clue works as a direct placement or a positional hint. The subjects are arranged in order from Clothing A (leftmost) to Clothing C (rightmost), and the “between” clues rely on that order. Let’s work through each deduction step by step.

Step 1: Lock in the Red Dress from the first clue

Clue 1 says “Red-Dress is the newest release from the brand” and immediately links both the type and the color to Clothing C. That tells us Clothing C’s type is Dress and its color is Red. Before we even look at the other clues, we’ve got one full row partially filled – only the brand remains unknown for Clothing C at this point.

Step 2: The Beige‑Coat is on a big discount – confirm Clothing A

Clue 3 states “The stylish Beige‑Coat is on a big discount.” The linked cells show that this refers to Clothing A’s type (Coat) and color (Beige). So Clothing A is a Beige Coat. That locks in two more cells. Now we know the colors for two of the three items: Clothing A is Beige, Clothing C is Red. The only color left for Clothing B is Blue – but we still need to confirm that from a positional clue.

Step 3: The Blue outfit sits between the Beige and Red outfits – place Clothing B’s color

Clue 2 says “Blue outfit is between the Beige and Red outfits.” With Clothing A as Beige and Clothing C as Red, the only spot left “between” them is Clothing B. That directly confirms Clothing B’s color is Blue. The same clue also reinforces that Clothing A and C are at the ends, which matches what we already have. So now all three colors are set: A = Beige, B = Blue, C = Red.

Step 4: Cardigan to the left of the Dress and brand matching – finish Clothing B

Two clues work together here. Clue 5 says “Cardigan is to the left of the Dress.” Since the Dress is Clothing C, the item immediately to its left is Clothing B. That means Clothing B’s type is Cardigan.

Clue 4 says “Clothing B’s brand color matches the Dress.” The linked cells directly assign Clothing B’s brand as Anoqlo (and also repeat its color as Blue). So Clothing B is a Blue Cardigan from Anoqlo. Now Clothing B is completely filled: Type = Cardigan, Color = Blue, Brand = Anoqlo.

Step 5: Burbish’s latest release is not Red – assign the final brand to Clothing C

Clue 6 states “The latest release from Burbish is not Red.” It links Clothing A’s brand as Burbish and its color as Beige (already known). Since the only brand left for Clothing C is Prava, and we also confirm that Red (Clothing C’s color) is not Burbish – that fits perfectly. Clothing A’s brand is Burbish, which means Clothing C’s brand must be Prava. The grid is now complete.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

After Steps 1–5, every cell is filled. Clothing A: Coat, Beige, Burbish. Clothing B: Cardigan, Blue, Anoqlo. Clothing C: Dress, Red, Prava. No loose ends – the clues chain together cleanly without any leftover ambiguity.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 89

The “between” clue (Clue 2): “Blue outfit is between the Beige and Red outfits”

This one might trip you up if you assume the subjects aren’t in a fixed order. Profile Perfect often uses positional language like “left of,” “right of,” or “between” based on the order the subjects are listed. In this level, the subjects are Clothing A, B, C from left to right. The clue directly says Blue is between the other two colors. Because we already know Beige is on Clothing A and Red is on Clothing C, Blue has to land on Clothing B. Once you recognize the established order, it’s straightforward.

The brand‑color match (Clue 4): “Clothing B's brand color matches the Dress”

This sounds like it might mean the brand’s own color (say, Anoqlo’s logo color) equals the Dress’s color. But the clue’s linked cells simply assign Clothing B’s brand as Anoqlo and its color as Blue. The phrase “matches the Dress” is a narrative hook – the Dress (Clothing C) is Red, but the brand color here is not Red. The real logic is that the clue directly gives you the brand name. Don’t overthink it; treat it as a direct placement with a decorative description.

“Not Red” (Clue 6): “The latest release from Burbish is not Red”

This clue could seem redundant because we already know Clothing A is Beige. But its main purpose is to attach the Burbish brand to Clothing A and to eliminate any possibility that Red goes with Burbish. If you hadn’t already placed the Red on Clothing C, this clue would prevent you from putting Burbish on the Red item. Since everything else is locked, it simply confirms the last brand assignment.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 89 is a great example of how a few direct placements and one positional clue can solve the whole grid quickly. The key was recognizing the left‑to‑right order of the clothing subjects and using the “between” clue to fill the middle item. No hidden answers, no obscure logic – just clear chains from Clue 1 through Clue 6. Once you see that the Beige Coat and Red Dress bookend the lineup, the Blue Cardigan slides right into place, and the brands follow from the remaining hints. Happy puzzling!