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Upload an image of an outfit, and Uniqlo will suggest a similar outfit from its site.

Uniqlo will help you re-create that perfect outfit you just spotted on the internet

[Photos: courtesy of Uniqlo]

BY Elizabeth Segran

If you’re scrolling through Instagram and find an outfit you love, Uniqlo wants to help you re-create it. The Japanese apparel brand worked with design firm I&Co to create a mobile app called StyleHint that allows users to upload photos of clothes and be matched with similar styles from the site. To launch this technology, Uniqlo partnered with Google’s Cloud Vision image analysis, applying the image recognition technology to clothes.

The app functions like a social media platform, much like Instagram, allowing you to follow other users. You can upload and share images of your favorite outfits and see what other people are posting. Throughout the process, the StyleHint technology will identify similar garments from Uniqlo and purchase items immediately through the app. To launch the app, Uniqlo is partnering with fashion influencer Olivia Perez.

To check out the SyleHint tool, download the app here.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Elizabeth Segran, Ph.D., is a senior staff writer at Fast Company. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts More


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