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I used the Megu AI styling app to solve my three-day clothing dilemma — and it changed how I plan my outfits

Using the Megu: SI Closet & Planner app exposed me to a method that helps me make better clothing choices and leave my home for special occasions in the best fits.

I used the Megu AI styling app to solve my three-day clothing dilemma — and it changed how I plan my outfits

I, like many others, am not the most stylish person. My wardrobe consists mainly of graphic tees, oversized hoodies for New York's winter weather, and various dad hats that would be more suited for a mom's collection. Despite my moody fashion choices, I do own a few button-down shirts, jeans, and sneakers suitable for a night out. While I've managed to create some stylish outfits, I often struggle to find the perfect combination due to color clashes and lack of fashion expertise.

Recently, I came across an AI-powered styling app called Megu: SI Closet & Planner, which promised to revolutionize my outfit decisions. After testing it, I found myself convinced to integrate it into my future fashion choices. Setting up Megu was straightforward, involving the creation of a style profile, custom style rules, and a self-portrait for the app to generate try-on pictures.

After gathering a comprehensive collection of tops, bottoms, and sneakers, Megu labeled me as "The Denim Devotee." This title was a source of pride as I added a wide range of button-up shirts, jeans, and sneakers to give the app ample options for generating the best outfits.

When I used Megu to plan my wardrobe for a three-day work and social outing, I was pleasantly surprised by the app's recommendations. The app provided a "Wishlist" section where I could save the clothing items I liked most, complete with direct links to retailers. Additionally, the "Today" tab showcased various outfits that could be added to my wishlist.

Megu presented me with casual outfit ideas that I would have otherwise overlooked, such as a light-blue button-up shirt, grey jeans, and Navy Blue Old Skool Vans sneakers. The app even went so far as to generate an AI-generated photo of me sporting this combination, reinforcing my confidence in the outfit.

In conclusion, Megu functions similarly to having a personal stylist at your fingertips, ready to assist you with outfit decisions for any occasion. While a subscription is required for full access to the app's features, I believe the investment is worthwhile. I recommend trying the Megu AI styling app to enhance your fashion choices and potentially discover new pieces for your wardrobe.

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