Your style conversation can go further.

Begin with what you want, not only what you own

You can ask about an occasion, describe a style or start with a piece you already own. A request such as ‘Help me get ready for a daytime wedding, but keep the jewellery simple’ communicates a need without requiring you to have already chosen the entire outfit.

When you want to reuse your clothes, keep those pieces in the conversation. The Designer can help with wardrobe-based styling and suggestions. If those suggestions do not feel right, the product direction is to broaden the options rather than keep repeating the same wardrobe choices.

From your wardrobe to Explore to online discovery

The intended connected journey starts with suitable wardrobe ideas. If you want something different, it moves to Explore looks. If you still want more options, it continues to internet product discovery guided by the occasion and preferences you have already shared.

For example: ‘I do not like these combinations. Show me another wedding direction.’ Then: ‘I like this colour, but show me more options to buy.’ The aim is a continuing conversation that remembers the direction, rather than making you rebuild the request at every step.

Wardrobe styling, Explore and retailer search exist as separate app paths. Connecting those paths into automatic conversational escalation is in development and is not certified here as an end-to-end released feature. The available actions depend on your app version.

Your choices stay at the centre

Type or use the voice input available in your release, review the recognised words and tell the Designer what to keep or change. There is no need to pretend a shopping suggestion is something you already own: online candidates should remain clearly separate from wardrobe pieces.

Online discovery means finding relevant alternatives from supported sources, not searching every store or proving an item is the best in the market. Prices, stock, sizes and delivery must be checked on the retailer’s page. Once you choose a supported outfit direction, the photo-preview flow is a separate action inside the original visible photo.

Match a trend to your own vibe

Explore includes a Trending Right Now collection of outfit inspiration. Browse directions such as Saree Glam, Lehenga Love, Casual Chic and Co-ord Sets, then decide which colour, occasion or overall feeling suits you. A trend is a starting point you can interpret, not an instruction to copy the whole look.

You might like a festive colour but want simpler accessories, or a coordinated outfit with a more relaxed feel. Use that preference when choosing a look or talking to the Designer. The connected Designer journey is intended to carry those preferences through Explore and shopping discovery. The current curated collection is not a live ranking of the internet’s most popular products.

Pick & Play or Personal Designer?

Pick & Play is for selecting a wardrobe combination or an Explore look yourself. Personal Designer is the guided route: explain what you need, review suggestions and keep refining. Its intended scope extends beyond a fixed wardrobe or catalogue when you want more choices.

The Designer is an AI assistant, not a booked human stylist. Styling ideas and generated previews do not guarantee physical fit, exact availability or identity preservation in every result. Review the suggestion and any preview before saving or shopping.