Outfit inspiration
Six outfits, put together from your colors and cuts.
Six outfit images, generated after your analysis, in your palette and the cuts that suit your shape. You pick the six situations in the questionnaire, from work to training.
- 6 outfits
- Your palette
- Your cuts

How they are built
Three inputs. Six outfits.
Three inputs, and nothing else: your season, your line, and the six situations you pick in the questionnaire.
Season
Your palette
Dark Autumn
Line
Your cut rules
Occasions
Your situations
Result
Six outfits
The six outfits of the sample analysis: Dark Autumn.

Daily casualeasy and unforced 
Weekendrelaxed and unhurried 
Relaxedloose and comfortable 
Streetwearyoung and street-led 
Urbanmodern and city-sharp 
Date nightdressed up, self-assured

Outfit example
One outfit in detail: Date night
- Date night
- Dark Autumn
- Trapezoid
- Medium line
- WineLead with it: knit or coat.
- CharcoalA steady neutral that anchors the lower half rather than the face.
- ChocolateIts warm, understated depth sits comfortably alongside your own.
Why it works
A wine shirt with charcoal trousers and chocolate boots, for dinner out. The trousers sit at the mid rise your line calls for, so nothing pulls at the waist.
Learn more
Learn more about the outfits
- The sample analysisAll six outfits of the sample analysis, with the color and cut verdicts behind them.
- Color analysisThe palette every outfit is built from.
- Body type analysisThe shape and line that decide which cuts go into each outfit.
- Build a capsule wardrobe from your color palettePick seven colors from your color season: 3 neutrals, your best white, a dark anchor, 2 accents. A table for all 12 seasons and a 12-piece example.
- Trends are temporary, your colors aren'tCheck the color against your palette and the cut against your shape and line. Two questions, what to do when only one passes, and a real example.
- The 8 basics of dressing well (that have nothing to do with trends)To dress well, get eight basics right: fit, undertone, proportions, fabric, contrast and more. Each has a do, a don't and a one-minute test.
FAQ
Outfit questions.
Not photos. They are generated images of you in six outfits built from your analysis, and the page says so where they appear. Your own photos are read for your season, your shape and your line, then deleted. The generated images stay on your page.
They are not shoppable links, and we do not take a commission on anything. Each outfit names the garment, the cut and the color it is built from, so you are looking for a type of piece rather than one product. Your AI profile turns that into shopping help: hand it to an AI assistant with a product page and it will tell you whether that jacket fits your palette and your cuts.
Six, one for each situation you pick in the questionnaire, from work and weekends to evenings and training. Each is a complete outfit in your colors and your cuts, not six variations on one look.
Yes, that is the whole point of generating them after the analysis instead of before it. Every garment is drawn from the palette your season produced and filtered through the cuts your proportions can carry.
Find out what suits you, and why.
A short questionnaire and five photos. Your key arrives by email, usually within 10 minutes.