Wear more of what you own,
buy less of what you won't.
Short, specific guides on photographing your clothes, cost per wear, packing, and what an AI stylist can and can't do with your wardrobe. Written to be used, not skimmed.
How to take a photo of yourself for virtual try-on (and why it matters)
The photo you upload decides how good every virtual try-on looks. Lighting, framing, what to wear, the background, and what the AI actually does with it.
- 01What the AI needs from your photo
- 02The checklist
- 03Mistakes that quietly ruin results
- 04Do you need more than one photo?
- 05What happens to the photo
How to digitize your wardrobe in an afternoon
A batch-by-category method for photographing your clothes, what to tag by hand, and why ten well-chosen pieces beat fifty rushed ones.
What an AI stylist actually does with your wardrobe (and what it can't)
How AI outfit suggestions are built from your own pieces, the weather and your feedback, where they fall short, and what happens to your photos.
Cost per wear: the only shopping math you need
The formula, worked examples, how to track it without a spreadsheet, and when the expensive piece is actually the cheap one.
Should I buy it? A 5-question test before checkout
Five questions that take two minutes and stop most regret purchases: three outfits, virtual try-on, cost per wear, the return policy and the 48-hour rule.
A capsule wardrobe checklist that actually gets worn
About thirty pieces by category, a simple color rule, and a way to check with wear tracking whether your capsule works in real life.
What to wear today: dressing for the weather without overthinking it
Temperature bands, a three-layer system that works all year, rain and wind rules, and how AI outfit suggestions turn the forecast into a look.
The 5-day city trip packing list (and how to make every piece work twice)
A carry-on list for five days by season, the mix-and-match grid behind it, the two-pairs shoe rule, and how to plan the outfits before you zip the bag.
Reading is the slow way.
Put ten pieces in, add a photo of yourself, and see today's outfit and your first try-on in a few minutes. Free to start, no credit card.