Google's AI stylist: Your new personal fashion advisor

You might have even a thousand garments in your closet, but many might not pair well with others. Some pieces are intended for special occasions, some are ideal for quick shopping trips, while others are unexpected finds that don't fit any category. All these clothes result from your shopping decisions. Does this mean you lack fashion sense? No, it's about discovering what suits you perfectly, and Google search can be incredibly helpful in this regard.

How often have you purchased something just because it was trendy? It's a common issue, often arising from a lack of personal style. "Is it trendy? I'll take it!" – such thinking often results in a wardrobe where each piece seems to belong to a different collection. To make fashion your ally, positively influence your shopping by learning to use Google and artificial intelligence effectively, which will help you with fashion choices.

Imagine you need new shoes. You prefer single-colour sneakers and avoid experimenting with colours. Typing the name of the shoes into the search engine will show you many models that might not necessarily align with your style. The key is to teach Google what your style is, allowing the site to recommend options that match your preferences.

Google's new feature will function like a personal stylist, perfectly understanding your needs. The browser will offer a feature called "Recommended Styles." How does it work? To start, you'll indicate your preferences. A series of styles will appear that you can accept or reject. After several selections, the algorithm will recognize your likes and suggest cohesive sets.

How can this be applied? Type "floral dress" into Google, and the browser will present all available options in online stores that match your approved preferences. Fantastic, right? This way, your entire wardrobe will be cohesive, and you'll easily define your style. For now, Google is launching this feature in the U.S., but it will likely be available soon.