Does it work for plus sizes?

Yes. The model is designed to preserve your reference body, not normalize it. We've tested across body types and sizes — quality holds. If you encounter a render that flattens or distorts your proportions, tell us; we treat those as bugs.

What retailers work for women's clothing?

Most major US/EU retailers. Nordstrom, Zara, Aritzia, Madewell, Free People, Anthropologie, Reformation, COS, Mango, AllSaints, Theory, plus dozens of others. The pipeline is universal — most retailers we've tested produce usable renders.

Sizing is a separate problem from visualization. The render shows you the silhouette accurately but doesn't predict whether an M will fit looser or tighter than expected at a given brand. Combine the render with the brand's size guide.

Are my photos private?

Yes. Your reference photos are inference inputs only — never used to train any model (ours or the provider's), never shared with retailers. Delete your account and the photos are gone.

Does the composer know my style?

It learns from what you save and what you wear. The onboarding picker captures initial style preferences via a quick visual swipe (no quiz). The composer's picks get sharper over weeks as it learns from your skips and wore-it taps.

Styl10

AI stylist · for women

An AI stylist for the way you actually shop.

Shopping isn't the problem — wearing what you bought is. An AI stylist that renders pieces on your actual body, builds a private closet you control, and picks one outfit each morning so the 7:30 am decision is already made.

Try it free →See Pro · $12/mo

Why women's shopping is harder than men's

More categories, more variation.

Women's ready-to-wear has roughly 4× the category count and 10× the silhouette variation of men's. A pant fit that's "straight" at one brand is "wide leg" at another. The size that fits Brand A is too small at Brand B and too large at Brand C. The result is the well-documented online return rate of 30%+ for women's apparel. Try-on collapses that variance into a question your eyes can answer.

What Styl10 does

Four surfaces.

The stylist runs in the background. Most days you open the app, see today's outfit, and move on. Occasional decisions (try-on a new piece, add to the closet) take under a minute.

Try anything on: Paste a URL from Nordstrom, Zara, Aritzia, Madewell, Free People, Reformation, Anthropologie — most retailers we've tested produce a usable render. See the piece on your body, not the size-0 model.
Build a closet that gets used: Save the pieces that work. Each gets a render-on-add portrait of you wearing it. Owned + considering + wishlist as separate states — the closet powers the daily decisions instead of being a Pinterest board you forget.
Daily outfit: Three pieces from your closet, picked for the morning. Layered — tee + linen shirt + trousers; tank + flannel + jeans. Weather-aware. Occasion-aware. Re-rolls in one tap if it misses.
Goes-with grid: Tap any closet piece. See pairings from across the web that work with it. Stylist-judged, not just visually similar. The new buys become additions to existing combinations, not random adds.

Your body, your render

Not the model.

The model on the product page is a size 0 in samples the stylist pinned back. Even when retailers include "real customer" photos, those bodies aren't yours either. The render uses your reference photos to preserve your build, posture, and proportions. The face stays exactly yours. That's the answer to the question the retailer's photo didn't answer.

Real renders, real people

The same engine. Their wardrobe.

Every tile below is an actual Styl10 user wearing actual clothes from actual retailers. No stock photography. No model bait-and-switch.

From Nordstrom
rag & bone Skeleton Navy Cotton Piqué Blazer
From Vuori
Daily Legging
From Gap
Classic Polo Sweater

Questions people ask

Before you try it.

Does it work for plus sizes?: Yes. The model is designed to preserve your reference body, not normalize it. We've tested across body types and sizes — quality holds. If you encounter a render that flattens or distorts your proportions, tell us; we treat those as bugs.
What retailers work for women's clothing?: Most major US/EU retailers. Nordstrom, Zara, Aritzia, Madewell, Free People, Anthropologie, Reformation, COS, Mango, AllSaints, Theory, plus dozens of others. The pipeline is universal — most retailers we've tested produce usable renders.
What about sizing?: Sizing is a separate problem from visualization. The render shows you the silhouette accurately but doesn't predict whether an M will fit looser or tighter than expected at a given brand. Combine the render with the brand's size guide.
Are my photos private?: Yes. Your reference photos are inference inputs only — never used to train any model (ours or the provider's), never shared with retailers. Delete your account and the photos are gone.
Does the composer know my style?: It learns from what you save and what you wear. The onboarding picker captures initial style preferences via a quick visual swipe (no quiz). The composer's picks get sharper over weeks as it learns from your skips and wore-it taps.

Two photos. One minute.

See yourself in it first.

Three free try-ons to start. Upload your face and body photos once. Paste any retailer URL. Decide with your eyes, not your imagination.

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We never train on your photos. Delete anytime.

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