October 29, 2026

Steampunk Avatar Ideas: Meet Stella

A steampunk avatar runs on brass, tea and a pocket watch that is never wrong. AllTheMuse has one true steampunk Muse: Steampunk Stella, the Victorian Common of Decades, the room where each Muse IS a decade, dressed head to toe in her era. Around Stella stands a whole time-travel shelf — a disco queen, a flapper, a mod, a future muse in chrome. Here are the steampunk avatar ideas, Muse by Muse. New here? Start with what is a Muse avatar?

Steampunk Stella: The Victorian Common at 50

Steampunk Stella is, in her page's words, Decades' time traveler: a Victorian steampunk muse in a cream blouse, a burgundy corset-style vest with brass buttons, a brass pocket-watch chain across her belly, a layered deep-teal bustle skirt, brown buckled boots and brass goggles resting on top of her head. She is never late; time simply waits for her.

Her page adds that Stella runs on tea and well-oiled optimism — the whole steampunk idea in one small plush body: Victorian dress, brass machinery, and a pocket watch she actually trusts. Stella is a Common Muse at 50 Muse Coins, with no edition cap, and 0 claimed when checked today. An unlock is one-time and yours forever, with the full prompt pack, the conversation style and the full-resolution artwork download included on her page.

The Flagships: Disco Daphne at 200 and Neon Nadia at 150

Every era shelf needs its flagships, and Decades puts its two brightest decades on top. Disco Daphne is the room's Mythic: a 1970s disco muse in a gold sequin jumpsuit with a wide sparkly collar, flared bell-bottom cuffs, gold platform shoes and round amber sunglasses pushed up on her head. She is a Mythic at 200 Muse Coins, capped at 100 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today.

Neon Nadia is the Legendary: a 1980s aerobics muse in a neon pink leotard with neon cyan diagonal stripes, a neon yellow belt, leg warmers and a neon pink sweatband. Neon Nadia is a Legendary at 150 Muse Coins, capped at 250 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today — so the flagship pair together cost 350 coins bought singly.

Epic Eras: Poodle Peggy and Flapper Faye at 100

The Epic rung holds two more period-perfect ideas. Poodle Peggy is the 1950s sock-hop muse in a white blouse, a pink neck scarf and a big pink swing skirt with a small white poodle appliqué and black Mary Jane shoes. Flapper Faye is the 1920s flapper in a black dress with layered gold beaded fringe, a long strand of white pearls and a gold sequin headband with one small black feather.

Both are Epic Muses at 100 Muse Coins each, capped at 1,000 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today. If Stella's Victorian gears are your starting point, Faye is the closest neighbour in spirit — same century's tail end, all beads and fringe instead of brass and bustles.

Rare Eras: Y2K Yara, Boombox Bianca and Mod Mollie at 75

Three Rares fill the middle of the shelf. Y2K Yara is the 2000s pop muse in a baby-blue cropped tee with a chunky silver belt, baggy khaki cargo pants, white platform sneakers and a spiky frosted silver-blue pop-star cap. Boombox Bianca is the 1990s hip-hop muse in an oversized color-block windbreaker in teal, purple and magenta with a plain gold chain, baggy blue jeans, chunky white sneakers and a red cap worn backwards.

Mod Mollie is the 1960s mod muse in a bold orange-and-white geometric A-line mini dress with a wide white headband and white go-go boots. All three are Rare Muses at 75 Muse Coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today — any two of them exactly match a new account's 150 starting coins.

Her Fellow Commons: Holo Hana and Beanie Bram at 50

Stella shares the Common rung with the shelf's nearest past and its far future. Beanie Bram is the 2010s hipster in a red-and-black plaid flannel shirt with a mustard knit scarf and matching mustard beanie, dark skinny jeans and brown lace-up boots. Holo Hana is the 2030s future muse in an iridescent chrome holographic one-piece with a rainbow sheen, metallic silver shoes and a slim chrome headband with a translucent holographic visor flipped up on top.

Both are Common Muses at 50 Muse Coins, with no edition cap, and 0 claimed when checked today. The three Commons together — Stella, Bram and Hana — cost 150 coins in total, which is exactly a new account's starting balance.

The Honest Coin Math for a Decades Shelf

The pictured ten total 925 coins bought one by one, and the first step costs far less. A new account starts with 150 Muse Coins — all three Decades Commons exactly: Steampunk Stella, Beanie Bram and Holo Hana at 50 each. The Free Muses room holds Muses free to collect at 0 coins alongside them.

Collectors who want the whole era shelf at once can take the Decades collection bundle at 250 Muse Coins for all ten Muses instead of 925 singly. Coins beyond the starting grant come from the daily reward, from referrals, or from coin packs on the packs page: the Starter pack is 500 coins for $4.99, the Collector pack is 1,200 for $9.99, and Muse Club is $7.99 a month for 1,200 coins a month. Browse the full shelf in the gallery or find your era first with the Match quiz.

• Steampunk Stella — Common, 50 Muse Coins (no cap)
• Disco Daphne — Mythic, 200 Muse Coins (cap 100)
• Neon Nadia — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins (cap 250)
• Poodle Peggy and Flapper Faye — Epic, 100 Muse Coins each (cap 1,000)
• Y2K Yara, Boombox Bianca and Mod Mollie — Rare, 75 Muse Coins each (cap 5,000)
• Holo Hana and Beanie Bram — Common, 50 Muse Coins each (no cap)
• All ten singly: 925 coins — Decades bundle: 250 coins