Most “recommendation” systems stop at categories: denim, minimal, street. YourStyle starts from how you actually assemble an outfit—the proportions you repeat, the colors you tolerate next to your skin tone, and the silhouettes you reach for on autopilot.
The model doesn’t need a lecture on taste. It needs consistent, respectful signals: what you save, what you dismiss, what you try on virtually and then abandon versus what you return to twice in a week.
Privacy matters here as much as accuracy. Signals are treated as yours—not a public mood board for the internet. The goal is a stylist that feels like a quiet collaborator: present when you need it, invisible when you don’t.
If you’re new to the app, give it two weeks of honest saves. The curve is gentle at first, then surprisingly specific—like a friend who finally understands why you hate that one neckline everyone else loves.