Tips & Guides

Want to design stylish outfits without the guesswork? Outfit designer and outfit creator apps make it easy to mix pieces, build mood boards, and organize your closet. In this guide, we cover the top 7 picks: Fits, Shuffles, ShopLook, Indyx, Whering, Acloset, and Canva. Each offering unique tools to spark creativity and streamline your styling process.

The latest AI stylist update can now rate your outfit and give you styling tips to improve your look. Here's a step-by-step guide how it works.

Have you ever wished you could get dressed from your couch or whenver you are by having your wardrobe on your phone? If so, you are probably looking for an outfit maker app with your own clothes that let’s you both create looks by yourself or gives you recommendations with AI. Here’s a guide on how what app to use and a step-by-step tutorial how it works.

Looking for the best Fit Maker or Fit Creator to design your perfect outfit? The Fits app offers everything you need: From outfit collages and virtual dressing rooms to realistic AI try-ons and a personal AI stylist. Whether you're planning a daily look or styling for a special event, Fits helps you create, customize, and try on outfits with ease. We're deep-diving into all the different ways to make outfits from your clothes.

Polyvore with it’s inspiring sets, super engaged community and for the time really stunning features, was peak 2000s internet culture. If you ever wanted to relive this feeling or thought how Polyvore would look like in todays age, you can – kind of. There are a bunch of Polyvore alternatives, from collage makers to social networks for fashion, closet and outfit planner apps. We take a look at the 10 most promising candidates for the ultimate contest on what’s the best polyvore alternative in 2025.

Sitting on the couch and trying out new outfits without the hassle of going in stores or through your closet. Sounds like a dream, right? With AI now everything is possible and a bunch of virtual try on apps popped up in the past years. How good are they? We tested the most popular ones in 2025.

When I was younger I always dreamed of having a personal stylist like celebs – think Zendaya, Hailey Bieber or Kim Kardashian. Someone who understands my style and proposes outfits, items to buy and analyzes my wardrobe. But unless you belong to the top 0.1% that can afford regular styling services, this was a luxury most of us would never enjoy. Untill today.

If you have ever wished for, missed and longed for Polyvore, the iconic fashion and outfit collage platform that millions of style enthusiasts knew, then you are not alone. Polyvore itself officially closed in 2018, but in 2025 fashion fans are still looking for ways to re-create the experience.

Fits, Acloset, Whering, Stylebook and many more apps to digitize your closet, but which is the best?! Find out as we review the top apps and compare them for you. Updated for 2025.

Making popular outfit collages in the magazine or Polyvore style can be done with ease today. We're looking at the 3 best ways to make those stunning outfit images from clothes.

Cleaning out your closet can be a stressful task. Make it more efficient and fun with Fits. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can use the app to sort your clothes.

A brief overview of why digitizing my closet was one of the best ideas I had this year. Three simple reasons that made me do it and why you should start today.