Style Preferences
Your style preferences tell the AI what kinds of outfits to prioritize. You can set these during onboarding or update them at any time from Settings.
Favorite Colors and Colors to Avoid
“Favorite Colors” and “Colors to Avoid” each show a set of common clothing colors. Click a color to select it, and click it again to clear it.
Favorite colors get prioritized in outfit suggestions. Avoided colors are filtered out where possible. Items you already own with avoided colors are still in your wardrobe, but the AI won’t lead with them when other options are available.
Style Profile Sliders
Five independent sliders from 0 to 100. These are not percentages that add up to 100. They are separate signals.
| Slider | Effect on suggestions |
|---|---|
| Casual | More relaxed combinations, less structured pieces |
| Formal | More polished combinations, preference for tailored items |
| Sporty | Athletic wear gets surfaced more often |
| Minimalist | Simpler color palettes, fewer accessories, clean combinations |
| Bold | Statement pieces, stronger contrasts, pattern mixing |
Moving a slider to 0 doesn’t disable that style entirely. It signals low priority when the AI chooses between comparable options.
Your Aesthetic
Under the sliders, “Your aesthetic” lets you describe your style in your own words, for example “dressy but untucked”, in up to 200 characters. Outfit suggestions follow it alongside the sliders, shaping both the choice of outfit and its styling tip, within the weather and the occasion. Leave it blank if the sliders say enough.
Occasions You Dress For
In “Recommendation Settings”, “Occasions you dress for” tells the gap report which occasions to count outfits for. Click an occasion (Casual, Date, Formal, Office, Outdoor or Sporty) to add it, then use “Fewer days” and “More days” to set how many days a week you dress for it, from 1 to 7. With none picked, the gap report uses your default occasion, 5 days a week.
These occasions only shape the gap report; they don’t change outfit suggestions.
Temperature Unit
Toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit. This affects both the weather display on the dashboard and the temperature labels in the suggestion interface.
Body Measurements (Optional)
You can enter your height and weight. These are not required and don’t affect outfit suggestions directly. They’re used by the Virtual Try-On feature for better fit visualization.
Units follow your metric/imperial preference from Settings.
Clothing Sizes (Optional)
Enter your shirt, pants, dress and shoe sizes. These are saved to your profile for your own reference. They don’t affect AI suggestions.
When Changes Take Effect
Preference changes apply to the next outfit suggestion you request. They don’t retroactively change existing suggestions in your history.
Mobile: Open Settings from the tab bar, then tap “Style Preferences.” The interface is identical to the web version.