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@@TKL314 do you mean which app do I recommend to generate the best AI outfits that includes accessories? If that’s the case perhaps Whering. It generates with some accessories and the outfits are usually pretty cute. They are adding more features all the time as well. It now has a style quiz and a chat GPT like feature called Ask Mona. Most apps don’t style enough accessories for me though. I always find I need to add in some more on my own. Acloset was good too until they went to subscription based payment.

@@shivinigam333 for the moment Whering is still a free app. I believe it’s a matter of time before they bring in something you have to pay for whether that’s a pro version or styling services. They have mentioned that they want to keep it free but it’s not sustainable as a business for them not to have a way to make revenue.

@@lotsyyyy I’m so glad! Thanks for commenting 😁

@@AnnabelJJean yes I’m in the process of making a video for Style DNA right now. It’s mostly finished so should come out soon.

My review and trial of Style DNA is now out! Check it out here - ua-cam.com/video/PnCVVKokK8g/v-deo.html

@@gnine3299 for sure! That’s a great idea. Thanks so much for commenting!

@@gnine3299Awesome! Thanks for the suggestion. Im excited to see what it’s like! I’m currently working on style DNA and then Indyx but I’ll add it to the list.

@@stylewithingrace thank you, can’t wait!

@@gnine3299Those are great style uniforms! I’d never thought to update this video but my style uniform has definitely changed.

@@anikdasdigital thanks so much! My name is actually Amy. It’s a common mistake. My business name is Style Within Grace as in style within the concept of Grace but not with Grace a person lol. What’s up?

@@lighterpack thanks so much for your comment. I’m in the process of doing Indyx next. Its main selling point I feel is the ability to hire stylists to make outfits with your own clothes. Is that something you’re interested in? It doesn’t have the AI capabilities that Whering has and for the moment its interface isn’t quite as user friendly but it depends on what you prioritise in an app.

@@jaimiepearce2001 thanks so much for commenting! I’m certainly open to doing more thrift store videos but it didn’t get a lot of views so wasn’t sure if it was something people actually wanted. Was it helpful? Did it have too much information?

@@stylewithingrace I definitely thought it was helpful. I live near Northlakes and actually didn’t know that a lot of those thrift stores were there. I’m really into thrift Ing items instead of buying things brand-new. Hopefully eventually you might get an audience for it but I can understand you not wanting to do videos if it doesn’t get a lot of views.

@@jaimiepearce2001 yes there are a lot of really great thrift stores around north lakes and kallangur as well. Heaps in your area. Thrifting is a great alternative to buying new! Way better than fast fashion!

@@harpofaworshipper thanks so much! You are so kind. I really appreciate you taking the time to comment. Is a personal box something you would ever consider?

@@stylewithingrace my pleasure! I would need to be at a stage in my life where I needed to allocate more money to clothes than I do right now to make it worth it but if that is the case in the future - if I have many events etc. to attend, it would be worth the $ and giving it a proper go.

@@hummingbirdchen yea I can see where you are coming from. A good stylist is suppose to be saving you time by not having to look through all the choices yourself. She should also know (in theory at least it’s hard to get this right without actually meeting the person) what is going to suit you best shape, colour and style wise so that returns are less likely. And yes should also be able to introduce things to you that you wouldn’t necessarily have picked yourself and expand and challenge your style. When you find someone who can do all these things successfully for you then it’s worth it. On personalised style boxes like this where you never actually meet your stylist I don’t feel the same level of personal touch or investment as an “in personal” stylist. It’s easy for you not to be seen as an individual person with unique likes and dislikes and instead are seen as a task they just need to get finished. That’s my view at least. If you feel you are perfectly capable at finding the right clothing for yourself, don’t mind spending the time and are able to challenge your style occasionally then by all means skip Threadicated.

​@stylewithingrace yup totally agree. Have you ever done a David Jones styling session? They're free of charge and I'd be very interested to see your take on the process and outcome.

@@hummingbirdchen no I haven’t. Have you? I might look into it though and I’ll let you know if it amounts to anything.

@@PreciousAus ok good to know. What parts do you feel are nessecary? What would you want to know?

Not within Whering unfortunately. The only way you can edit a photo is to request them to redo the background removal. You can edit the photo in a different app and then replace the photo though.

@@stylewithingrace which app can i edit the photo?

@@zayzoz on your phone I’m not sure. I’d have to google. I cut all my clothes out before adding to any of the closet apps on photoshop on my computer.

That’s fair enough. I’m about to release another threadicated haul with their updated pricing and previewing.

@@stylewithingrace I’ll keep an eye out

@@rahelboon4526it’s just gone up this morning 😊

That’s great! Have you had to pay for it now that it’s gone paid?

@@stylewithingrace yes, I paid for it because I have more than 100 items, but I felt it was worth it. I use it every day. Also, I might eventually remove jewellery or other accessories from my wardrobe to pair back to 100 items. But, for now, I'm not worried about that. I love using the app when thinking about adding a new piece and seeing what outfit combos the app comes up with for it. If there are 5+ outfits I would realistically wear, I consider adding it and put it in a closet I call Wishlist. If it doesn't integrate well, and I wouldn't wear the outfits it comes up with, or I can see it only goes well with a specific colour/silhouette that is quite limited, then I pass on the item, delete it from the wardrobe, and have no regrets passing on the item. I've even done this while shopping in a store because I can check so quickly.

@@stylewithingrace are you still using the app? If so, what is your username so I can add you to people I follow. It's so fun getting a little community of style queens and asking them for advice on an outfit when planning ahead for an event or trip, etc.

​@@stylewithingrace Yes I paid for it, and I felt it was worth it. ❤

@@alamedadanceparty I still have the app on my phone but I haven’t paid for the subscription so I can’t really do much on it atm. My user name is azanatta though if you do want to add me.

Haha thanks! Are you looking for a wardrobe app?

sir i am following your youtube channel constantly your content is very nice but your video is not going viral due to some mistakes in your optimization if you want i will show your mistakes and help you can i talk to you

Thanks. You can’t really see it too much though. I chucked on a plain black tee and a polka dot skirt over it for travelling to and from.

All good. Hard to say how long it takes to add entire wardrobe to each app as I don’t do it all at once. I start with a bit of a chunk but then add things as I wear them each day. In Whering you can go to the styling section for a piece of clothing and it will generate 3 ai suggestions with that pieces of clothing. Then if you press the hamburger menu it will style 3 more. You can also press style in dress me and it will pin that piece of clothing and you can shuffle through the rest of your clothes.

@@stylewithingrace thanks! do you know, for any app, if in the outfit suggestions, u can click on part of the item to either zoom in or get more info about the item, because a lot of the time (or maybe i hv too much similar clothing), i cant tell what the items is in the outfit, if that makes sense

@@zaizeleiful well if you were editing the outfit suggestion you could make the piece of clothing big to figure out which piece it was. If you have saved an outfit in Stylebook you can see which pieces are in the outfit when you go into details. In Whering if you have saved an outfit you can see the pieces used in it down the bottom and you can click on them to see which piece it is. Does that make sense?

@@stylewithingrace i think so but like for whering in dressme, i can click on the skirt but sometimes i feel like i still need to make the image even bigger to differentiate it

Awesome! When are you coming over? I can work on getting to those for you. West End has some great thrift stores.

​​@@stylewithingrace Thanks for your reply. From May 26th to August. About 10 weeks in Australia. Korea has a four seasons and is in North hemisphere, so i dont know what clothes i take there. So my very first adaption period, i go to OP shop and going to buy some clothes and utensils. And i love books, so i want to search for treasure like books! IoI

@@무뭉-o9b well you’ll be here in our winter which is probably mild compared to what you’re used to. You’ll just need some long pants or warmer stockings with skirts and some jumpers/sweaters or jackets. Thrift stores are great for outerwear and books!

@@stylewithingrace Yes. I thnlink taht Brisbane has a good climate circumstance. I will buy some things i need when i arrival Australia and have some days. And i go to WestEnd and buy things lol

Stylebook is still my number 1 for UI and ease of use! It’s just designed well. Thanks for commenting!

Thank you ☺️

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! I really appreciate it 😁

It sure is. Just go into the outfit and scroll down to press the 3 little dots and in that menu there is an option to edit.

@@stylewithingraceohhhh thank you so much! Found it! 😁😁I'm really liking this app. I used Smart Closet for years but it stopped working for me so I tried this one and I'm loving it!

Oh how frustrating! Yes I’m not surprised it’s buggy sadly as I have found that too. I stopped using it a year or so ago now. I highly recommend checking out Whering. It’s very similar but free atm and not buggy. I have another video about it on my channel if you’re interested.

@@stylewithingrace Thanks, I will watch the video.

Which Ai closet do you use?

Ya which one do you use

Which one do you use?

You are most welcome! I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for taking the time to comment! It means the world to me 😁