Not a shopping list. Not a mood board you'll never open again. A real person, styling the clothes you already own.
Ours starts with your closet.
You already know the feeling. You own good things. Things you picked out, paid for, liked enough to bring home. And you still stand there on a Tuesday with no idea what to do with any of it.
A stylist on armoires can see what's actually hanging in your closet, once you invite them in, and build looks out of it. Nothing to buy. Nothing to return. Just someone with better eyes than yours at 7:43 in the morning.
It's the thing we kept wishing existed while we were building everything else.
Browse stylists by specialty and read their work before you commit to anything. Everyone sets their own rate, and it's on their profile.
The occasion. The date. How you want to feel in it. Anything you've saved for inspiration. Takes a minute.
They pull options from your closet. You heart the ones you like, pass on the ones you don't. Be honest. It's how they learn what you actually wear.
The winning look lands in your app with notes on how to pull it off. Try it on virtually first if you're not sure.
No. The entire point is the clothes you already own. If a stylist thinks one piece would open up five outfits, they'll tell you, but nobody here earns a cut from a retailer, and you're never required to buy a thing.
Only after you send them a request and they accept it. That's what opens the door, and you can close it again whenever you like. Nobody is browsing your closet uninvited.
Vote it down. The voting isn't a formality. It's how your stylist works out what you'll actually put on your body versus what looks nice on a screen. And once a look is delivered, you can ask for tweaks instead of accepting it.
Depends on your stylist and what you asked for. Each one sets how many clients they'll take in a week, so the people showing as available are genuinely available, not quietly buried under forty other briefs.
Yes, and it's better when you do. They keep everything from last time: what you loved, what you passed on, what you've worn since.
The same try-on that's already in armoires. It puts the outfit on you, so you can see the thing before you wear it out the door.
We'd love that. You set up a studio with your tagline, what you're good at, your rate, and how many clients you want a week. Once you're approved you're in the directory. Payouts run through Stripe, so your bank details stay between you and them.
Not yet. Styling is coming to armoires in private beta, and waitlist members hear about it first.
Styling is rolling out to armoires members soon. Get on the list and we'll come find you.
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