An AI stylist who works from your closet.
Ask what to wear and get a look built from clothes you already own. Fitpose has eighteen AI stylists, each with a point of view, and every one of them starts from your closet.
Coming soon to the App Store
Eighteen stylists, nine points of view.
Each point of view has a woman and a man. Pick the stylist whose taste you trust, and switch whenever you like. The point of view changes the answer: ask Kathy and Zane for a dinner look from the same closet and Kathy reaches for heritage pieces worn quietly, Zane for something bold and of the moment.
- Minimal, timelessClean lines, neutral palette, nothing you’ll regret.Lea and Eli
- Business, refinedTailored for the room you’re walking into.Avery and Leo
- Luxury, elegantQuiet luxury: fabric first, logo never.Mila and Kenji
- Vanilla, cleanSoft, fresh, uncomplicated.Clara and Noah
- Sporty, activeBuilt to move, styled to be seen.Kai and Malik
- Sharp, trendyBold, of the moment, never boring.Lizzy and Zane
- Eccentric, creativeUnexpected combinations with a point of view.Nora and Axel
- Bohemian, naturalRelaxed, earthy, free-spirited.Elizabeth and Ezra
- Classic, old moneyHeritage pieces, worn like you’ve always had them.Kathy and Julian

What to ask your stylist.
Start from a card like these, or just ask in your own words. When the stylist recommends a full outfit, it names the exact pieces from your closet, so you can see the look on you.
- “Dinner tonight”
- A look built around the newest piece in your closet.
- “Use what I neglect”
- A way to wear the piece you keep skipping.
- “Pack for a weekend”
- Eight pieces, four looks.
- “Plan my week”
- Five looks, one direction.
- “What should I add first?”
- Three pieces that unlock the most looks.
- “Rate this outfit photo”
- Attach a photo, get an honest read.
Or ask anything about getting dressed: what goes with the green trousers, what to wear to a beach wedding in May, how to take the black dress from the office to dinner. You can attach a photo of an outfit, too.
Closet first. Shopping only when you ask.
The chat has two modes, and the one it starts in never suggests buying anything.
Closet only
The default. Every suggestion is built from pieces in your closet, the ones you photographed and the starter basics you kept. It is the mode for getting more out of what you have: the piece you never reach for, the combination you hadn’t thought of, the outfit for a plan you hadn’t dressed for yet.
Closet + shop
Switch to it when you want ideas for what to add. The stylist still builds from your closet first, then suggests up to three pieces you don’t own, each with a reason and a search you open in your browser. Fitpose adds no affiliate or tracking tags to those searches, and nothing is bought inside the app.
Starting with an empty closet? In Closet + shop the stylist can suggest the first few pieces to buy outright, since there is nothing to build from yet.
What your stylist won’t do.
A stylist, not a chatbot for everything. These rules hold for all eighteen.
To write a reply, your message, the conversation so far, any photo you attach and the text list of your closet go to Google’s Vertex AI, without your name or email and only after you agree in the app. Google does not train its models on them. Read how Fitpose handles AI processing.
it won’t
- Wander off topic: it keeps to clothing and style.
- Comment on your body, or suggest changing it.
- Write sexual content or suggest undressing.
- Push you to buy: shopping ideas appear only in Closet + shop.
- Pretend to be a person: every reply is written by AI.
Every reply has a Report action. A report hides it on your phone and reaches us, and we review every report within 24 hours.
Questions, answered.
Is the AI stylist a real person?
No. Each stylist is a point of view given to Google’s Gemini models, which write the replies. That is why every reply has a Report action, and why we review every report within 24 hours.
What does the stylist know about my closet?
A text list of up to 50 pieces from your closet: each one’s category, colour and styles, not the photos. It also gets your messages, the conversation so far, any photo you attach, the stylist you chose, and your gender and styles, so its suggestions fit you.
Will it tell me to buy more clothes?
Only if you switch to Closet + shop. Even then it builds from your closet first and suggests at most three pieces per answer, each with a reason. In Closet only, the default, it never suggests buying.
Can I see the stylist’s outfit on me?
Yes. When the stylist recommends a full outfit, it names the exact pieces from your closet, and you can render that look on your own photo like any other. Shopping ideas are not part of the render.
Can I change stylists?
Yes, whenever you like. There are eighteen, a woman and a man for each of nine points of view, and switching changes the voice, not your closet.
Does it remember what we talked about?
Within a conversation, yes: each reply sees the recent messages before it, so you can say “warmer” or “less formal” and it knows what you mean. Your conversations are saved to your private account, and you can export or delete them in Settings.
Can it plan a whole week or a trip?
Yes. “Plan my week” asks for five looks with one direction, and “Pack for a weekend” for eight pieces that make four looks. For a longer trip, the outfit planner’s packing capsule sizes the bag to the days and the forecast.
Which languages does it speak?
It answers in the language you write in. The app itself comes in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese and Turkish.
Do I need Fitpose Pro?
Yes. The stylist is part of Fitpose Pro, a subscription: monthly, or yearly with three free days to start. Fair-use limits apply to the AI features, such as how many messages can be sent in a day.
Also in Fitpose
- Try on your own clothes, on your own photo
How a render works, the photo it needs, and what happens to it.
- Plan what to wear today, and pack for a trip
The daily cover, the wear log and planner, and the packing capsule.
- Fitpose, the virtual closet app for iPhone
Every feature on one page, with editions, pricing and the FAQ.
Ask your stylist what to wear tomorrow.
For iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Fitpose Pro: monthly, or yearly with three free days.
Coming soon to the App Store