Can I override the picks?

Yes. One tap re-rolls with a different occasion. Override the inferred slot on any closet item from its detail page. Skip an outfit and the composer factors that signal into the next pick.

What if my closet is small?

Three owned items is the minimum. The composer will tell you if a slot is thin (no top, no overlayer, no proper bottom) and suggest what to add. The wardrobe grows organically as you save try-ons.

Does it work without weather data?

Yes. If you haven't granted location, the composer falls back to seasonal heuristics. Granting location sharpens the pick — afternoon rain in your city changes the overlayer choice.

Is this a daily app or a weekly one?

Daily by default — the composer picks a new outfit each morning. Some users open it once a week to plan; others check every day. The app doesn't push notifications you didn't ask for.

Styl10

Outfit planner · AI

An outfit planner that pulls from your closet.

Most outfit planners are decision-making tools dressed up as content apps — endless feeds of looks you can't own. Styl10's planner only suggests outfits from pieces that are actually in your wardrobe. Less browsing. More wearing.

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The morning question

What goes with what.

The hard part of getting dressed isn't the pieces — it's the combinations. The composer runs nightly against your owned items, weighs occasion + weather, and surfaces an outfit before you open the app.

Base + overlayer + bottom: Layered like a real person dresses. Tee + linen shirt + bermuda. Tank + flannel + jeans. The composer pairs a base layer with an overlayer when both live in your closet.
Weather-aware: The forecast at your location feeds into the pick. The morning's outfit accounts for actual temperature and precipitation, not a generic season.
Occasion-aware: Work / Weekend / Date / Event / Travel / Home. Tap an occasion and the composer re-rolls with that context.
Recency-aware: The composer tracks what you've worn recently. Same shirt twice in a week is fine; same outfit two days running isn't.

The composer's reasoning

Stylist judgment, not just similarity.

The composer uses a real stylist judge — an LLM trained on fashion-pairing rules — to score combinations, not just visual similarity. The result is outfits that make sense as outfits, not three pieces that happen to share a color palette.

Logging what you wore

A wardrobe that learns.

Tap "Wore it" on a day's outfit and the composer learns. Drop in a fit-pic selfie if you want a private record. Over time the planner gets sharper at picking outfits you actually wear, not outfits the algorithm thinks you should wear.

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 Diesel
P-LAIN
From Vuori
Daydream Crew
From Nordstrom
Wit & Wisdom Skyrise Wide Leg Pants

Questions people ask

Before you try it.

Can I override the picks?: Yes. One tap re-rolls with a different occasion. Override the inferred slot on any closet item from its detail page. Skip an outfit and the composer factors that signal into the next pick.
What if my closet is small?: Three owned items is the minimum. The composer will tell you if a slot is thin (no top, no overlayer, no proper bottom) and suggest what to add. The wardrobe grows organically as you save try-ons.
Does it work without weather data?: Yes. If you haven't granted location, the composer falls back to seasonal heuristics. Granting location sharpens the pick — afternoon rain in your city changes the overlayer choice.
Is this a daily app or a weekly one?: Daily by default — the composer picks a new outfit each morning. Some users open it once a week to plan; others check every day. The app doesn't push notifications you didn't ask for.

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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