Tools & features
Turn a few clothing photos into a clear inventory. StylR helps you see what you actually wear, what is missing and which pieces respect your palette.
Scanning your wardrobe turns a vague closet into a readable digital closet. Instead of keeping your tops, dresses, jackets, trousers and accessories in your head, you create a structured view of your clothes, with their colors, categories and role in your outfits.
Take a photo of each garment, flat or on a hanger, in simple light. StylR identifies the piece, reads the dominant color, observes the contrast level and compares the garment with your color profile to understand whether it flatters your face.
Once your wardrobe is scanned, you no longer start from zero every morning. StylR can help you find the pieces that fit your season, spot clothes that are hard to combine and build more coherent looks with what you already own.
For a reliable inventory, photograph your clothes one by one, without filters, with the fabric clearly visible. Natural or white light works better than yellow light. Avoid heavy shadows, very colorful backgrounds and garments folded over themselves.
Start with the pieces you wear most: coat, blazer, jeans, dress, white shirt, knitwear, main shoes. In a few minutes, StylR already understands the base of your style and the colors that come back often.
The goal is not only to name a garment. StylR connects each piece to your palette, your contrast and your real use. A sweater can look beautiful alone but too cool for your undertone. A jacket can be basic but perfect to balance an outfit.
This reading helps you sort without guilt: keep strong pieces, use basics better, identify repetitive purchases and understand why some colors stay at the back of the closet.
The scan is useful if you own many clothes but few obvious outfits, if you often buy the same colors, if you are building a capsule wardrobe or if you want to check purchases before adding a new piece.
It is also a strong next step after a color analysis. Your season tells you which colors flatter you. Your digital closet shows what you already own and what is worth completing.
No. The easiest way is to start with 10 to 20 pieces you wear often. You can then add seasonal clothes, shoes and accessories gradually.
StylR provides guidance on colors, contrast and wardrobe coherence. A personal shopper can use that information to go further.
Yes, but prints need a readable photo. StylR looks at the dominant color and the overall effect of the garment. For complex patterns, photograph the piece as flat as possible.
Because you see what is truly missing. The scan helps avoid duplicates, off-palette colors and purchases that do not combine with the rest of your wardrobe.
Start with a few key pieces. StylR turns your closet into simple signals to choose better, combine better and shop better.
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