Ask your wardrobe
Describe the plan and the mood. Only things on this rail come back — that is the whole point of shopping your own wardrobe.
Adjust it by hand if the sentence didn't land.
A Deep Winter palette, used as the yardstick for every piece on this page. A garment is placed by arithmetic — how far its colour sits from the nearest shade below, in plain RGB — and the number is shown rather than dressed up as a score. Core shades are the anchors worth owning twice.
Everything owned, whether or not it suits today. Open a piece to see what it pairs with and where it lives.
Nothing in that part of the wardrobe.
Chosen by outfits-per-piece, which is what packing light actually optimises for. No forecast is fetched — a weather key in a public page would be a public key, so tell it what the trip is doing.
Counted, not guessed: how many complete looks each kind of day can actually produce, and which slot is doing the limiting.
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Nothing selected — tap a piece, or let it dress you.
Photographing a garment and cleaning it into a catalogue image needs an upload and an edit model. Neither can live in a published page, so this hands over to the studio.
Open in the studioA try-on needs your face locked to a reference sheet and the garment held accurate across frames. That is generation, not markup.
Generate a try-onThis rail is invented. Describe your own in a sentence and Ontold writes the site, publishes it, and hands back a live address.
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