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.
Read6 articles on guides from the Utopia journal — virtual try-on, fit and getting dressed.
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.
ReadFive 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.
ReadA 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.
ReadEvery 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.
ReadBuying 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.
ReadMost 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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