... powered personal styling platform designed to help people make better use of the clothes they already own. You know that moment when you open your wardrobe, see plenty of clothes, but still have no idea what to wear? That's the problem I'm trying to solve. With UrnaFashion, you can: Create your own digital wardrobe by uploading your clothes. Let AI identify and organize your clothing items. Discover outfit combinations using clothes you already own. Get help deciding what ... ... wear

... suggestions. The differentiation always turns out to live one layer down, in which single signal the product picked to be good at and that's also where the category quietly fails. Look at what's actually out there. One competitor nails color harmony genuinely good color theory, matches pieces that visually work together. Another does a chat-style interview to build a style profile. A third tracks wear

... love to hear from people who actually shop online. When you land on a piece you like, what makes you hesitate? Not knowing how it'll look on you, the size, the color, not knowing what to wear it with, something else? And if you run a fashion store, what's the question customers ask your support team the most before buying? I'll read everything and reply to everyone. It'll directly shape what we ship. Comment from Gregoire ... ... price though, that part is on the brands Curious about one thing: for the oversized look, did you size up from your usual or go straight for XXL? I'm trying to understand how people shop for fit versus

... everyone I'm building an app for matchmaking your cloths. Have you ever found a shirt or dress you really liked, brought it home, and then realized you had no idea what to wear with it? Because you thought it would be a match to what you got in your wardrobe? Btw, it's a webapp and free to try out: luvloot.app That has happened to me more times than I would like to admit. I m Saf, a product ... ... were difficult to style, so they eventually stayed in my wardrobe. Online shopping creates the same problem. A product page can show how an item looks on a model, but it rarely helps us understand what to wear

... years ago, I left my role as a Design Manager at Tesla to teach myself software and build Velvet Ai. Because most fashion AI is built on the wrong idea. It learns from clicks, trends, and what other people wear. But style isn t that. Style is personal. It s what you actually wear

... have nothing to wear." She had 100+ items in her wardrobe. I couldn't understand it, so I surveyed 44 people about their wardrobes. The results: - 47% feel "I have nothing to wear

... folks, I ve been experimenting with small, focused AI tools and recently launched an AI Outfit Generator : outfit-generator The idea is simple: a lot of us waste time deciding what to wear or feel stuck repeating the same few outfits. I wanted a lightweight tool that could quickly suggest outfit ideas and styling inspiration using AI something fun, but also actually useful for day-to-day life. Right now it s a web-based tool where you can play ...

... Parth, co-founder of Kalyxa. We re building something simple but powerful a platform where real, affordable stylists help you figure out what to wear and what to shop, without the overwhelm. We started Kalyxa because we were tired of wardrobe panic, shopping fatigue, and wasting money on clothes we don t end up wearing

... months, I ve been thinking a lot about how overwhelming wardrobe decisions have become not just for big events, but even for everyday life. After talking to hundreds of people, we realized it s not just about what to wear it s about decision fatigue, shopping frustration, and not feeling fully confident in your own closet. That s why we started building Kalyxa a platform that helps people simplify their style choices with AI-powered outfit suggestions and access ... ... real human stylists when they need it. Whether it s getting a daily "what should I wear

... been thinking a lot about this at Kalyxa. People often say: Fashion is personal. Style can t be automated. But if AI can help you write emails, plan workouts, even find love why not get help deciding what to wear? And here s the wild part: Most of us already scroll for outfit ideas, screenshot looks, binge style inspo but we still end up staring at our closets like: I have nothing to wear