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How to see clothes on yourself before you buy them
Take one full-length photo, put the garment on it with AI try-on, judge shape and colour rather than size, then order once inside the return window.
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8 articles on guides from the Utopia journal — virtual try-on, fit and getting dressed.
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What to wear to a wedding as a guest (and how to check it on yourself first)
Black tie, cocktail, semi-formal, garden, beach and casual decoded, what 'no white' covers, picks by silhouette and fabric, and how to see them on you first.
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The photo that makes AI try-on look real
One photo decides how every try-on you ever generate will look. Stand square, arms clear of your body, flat even light, plain background, full length — here is why each one matters.
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How to try on clothes online before you buy
Five ways to see a garment on your body before ordering it — from AI try-on to the size-chart arithmetic that still beats guessing. What each one is actually good for.
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What to wear to the three that actually matter
A wedding, an interview and a first date have opposite requirements, and dressing for them badly fails in three different directions. What each one is really asking for.
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Old money, chrome, campus: ten style tribes, decoded
Every aesthetic is a set of rules about silhouette, colour and fabric. Here are the rules behind ten of them — and the one piece that gives each away.
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How to buy clothes for someone whose style you don't understand
Buying clothes for another person fails for two reasons: you guess the size and you guess the taste. Both are fixable, and neither requires asking them.
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The capsule wardrobe, without the throwing-things-away part
Most capsule wardrobe advice starts by telling you to bin things. Start instead by counting what you actually wore last month — the list is shorter than you think.
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