Five stages, one closet - many more outfits.
Every stage sits on top of the last. Digitisation makes the closet legible. Discovery reads it aloud. Learning tunes it to you. Gap-fill grows it deliberately. Occasion planning uses it in the moment.
Each stage, one page.
A closet is photographed, item by item or in loose groups. Each photo becomes a structured record: category, colour family, silhouette, fabric family, and dressiness.
Combinations that are already possible with the closet are surfaced first. Every suggestion shows the reasoning, from colour harmony to formality match.
Saved, worn, and skipped outfits refine future suggestions. The stylist gets closer to what you actually reach for, not what you think you should wear.
A new piece is only suggested when it would unlock several outfits with existing items. The list is small on purpose and shows exactly what it opens up.
Describe an occasion in plain words. Aadornly assembles the outfit from the closet, respecting climate, formality, and past reactions to similar looks.