MyLook

MyLook v1 is a minimalist foundation for a conscious wardrobe. A version that doesn't promise magic, but delivers the most important thing: clarity. Three basic layers—no chaos in front of the mirror.
• Item becomes data
You take a photo—the app identifies a category (jeans, shirt, sneakers). Then it's your turn: color, season, occasion, emotion. The tags aren't formulaic—they're yours. "For an important meeting," "when I want to disappear," "the latest trend of 2019." Your wardrobe begins to reflect your life, not a store catalog.
• Structure instead of junk
Items are grouped logically, not according to "whatever fits." Top/bottom/shoes/accessories—the basic framework. But you can customize it: add "office," "vacation," "evening." The system is flexible, but not anarchic. Order without dogma. • Shelves as mood boards
Create a "shelf"—a virtual board for items with a common theme. "Summer in the City," "Minimalist Fridays," "Things I Bought and Am Embarrassed About." Throw in seven T-shirts and three pairs of shorts—and you see the whole. Not a complete look, not a complete outfit—but a resource for future decisions. A collection as a style draft.
• Mood boards
I've compiled "Summer in the City"—a trio of linen shirts, lightweight trousers, and a pair of shoes. With one tap, you transform the collection into a clean lookboard. You don't search—you get inspired.
This isn't a magic app. It's a desktop for your wardrobe. Clean, structured, ready for the next step—when you're ready.