Discover and shop outfits in a scrolling feed of yourself. Baulist styles you in real looks, personalized to your body, taste, and budget.

I built Baulist, an outfit stylist app that works over real clothing listings from major retailers, like Zara, Macy's and H&M. How it works: you give it a photo of yourself, and it assembles complete outfits, so you see the whole outfit worn instead of a grid of product thumbnails. The result is a scrollable feed: you like or skip looks and the recommendations adapt. Under the hood it's retrieval over an embedded corpus of listings, an LLM that assembles coherent outfits (all of them grounded on real and popular looks from Pinterest), and an image model that renders the assembled look on the person. Happy to go deeper on any part. Why I built it: I find fashion shopping exhausting — thousands of listings, and no way to tell whether something looks roughly good on you. I wanted the shopping experience to feel more like passively scrolling a feed — closer to TikTok than to a search box. It's free, and you can browse without signing up.

Does Baulist actually pull from my existing wardrobe to suggest outfits, or am I shopping for new pieces every time?

Seems like the description is the generic Product Hunt blurb rather than something about Baulist itself, so it's hard to tell what the product actually does. Would love to see a real tagline and a clearer explanation of what makes it worth checking out.

Does Baulist actually pull from my existing wardrobe to suggest outfits, or am I shopping for new pieces every time?

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Outfit discovery/shopping app in a scrolling feed of you.

Outfit discovery/shopping app in a scrolling feed of you.