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StylR reads the visible characteristics in your photo to suggest a color profile among 12 seasons.
The result includes a palette, colors to favor or avoid, and guidance that can be used with Assistant Style.
What StylR analyzes
StylR compares the characteristics visible in the photo with the 12 color season profiles. Contrast complements the three main axes.
The result depends on lighting, sharpness, the absence of filters and face visibility.
How it is structured
The StylR Method follows four steps, from the photo to clothing color guidance.
1. Read the photo - StylR reads the available visual characteristics in a sharp, unfiltered photo with the face visible.
2. Read the three color axes - The analysis organizes colors by temperature, intensity and depth.
3. Identify one of 12 profiles - StylR matches this reading with the most coherent profile among the 12 color seasons.
4. Use the profile with Assistant Style - Assistant Style uses the profile to evaluate the colors visible on a garment.
A photo does not replace an in-person observation. Lighting, sharpness, filters and face visibility can influence the result.
To compare the profiles used by the analysis, see the 12 color seasons.
The commitments
Simple, personalized and actionable advice to help you better understand your style.
StylR compares the characteristics visible in your photo, then describes the selected profile by temperature, intensity and depth.
Results use characteristics visible in the photo, not a preference questionnaire.
Every profile is unique. StylR helps you understand what works specifically for you.
To understand the broader product vision, also read our About page.
The StylR Method compares the characteristics visible in a photo with the 12 color season profiles. Temperature, intensity and depth then describe the selected profile.
No. The method is designed to make some styling cues more accessible and faster to use, but it does not claim to reproduce the full depth of bespoke human guidance.
StylR uses temperature, intensity and depth. Contrast is a supporting cue for reading color combinations.
Assistant Style extends the analysis at the moment of choice. It helps evaluate in real time whether a garment or a color appears coherent with the detected style profile.
Lighting, sharpness, filters, heavy makeup and a partially hidden face can change the colors visible in the photo.
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