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Stylist
An AI stylist that answers with outfits from your own clothes
Ask it what you would ask a friend who knows your closet. The stylist answers with complete outfits built from your own clothes.
What the stylist is
The stylist is a chat inside Wardify. You describe the occasion, the mood or a piece you want to wear, and it answers with a complete outfit made of pieces from your digital wardrobe. It is an AI system, not a person.
What you can ask
- “Something for a dinner in the rain.”
- “Style my navy blazer.”
- “I have a job interview on Friday. What should I wear?”
- “Make this look warmer.”
The stylist answers styling questions. It is not a general chat assistant, and it stays on what to wear.
What an answer looks like
An answer is a short reply and an outfit card with the pieces and a name for the look. You can save the look or ask for a change, such as different shoes or a lighter layer. The stylist keeps the earlier messages of the chat in mind, so “the same, but for the office” works.
What the stylist knows about you
To give advice that fits, the stylist is sent:
- the names and details of your garments, such as category, colour, material and fit;
- your messages in that chat;
- the style answers you gave when you set up the app;
- if you did the optional colour analysis, your skin undertone, hair colour and eye colour.
The stylist runs on Google’s Gemini API. The app asks for your permission before the first AI feature, and you can take it back in the settings. Your photos are not used to train AI models. The Privacy Policy has the full list of what is sent and why.
When a piece is missing
Sometimes an outfit would be better with something you do not own. The stylist can then suggest a piece to shop for, with links to third-party shops. Their products, prices and availability are theirs, and any purchase is between you and that shop.
Good to know
- Asking the stylist for a look uses credits. Every account gets a monthly allowance, and a Pro subscription gives a larger one.
- AI output can be wrong or incomplete. A suggestion is an idea, not professional advice.
- You can report a reply from inside the app.
- Planning ahead? The planner shows the week with the forecast beside each day.
- Prefer not to ask? The daily outfit is ready each morning without a question.