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Clear guides to each style
Read what defines an aesthetic, which pieces carry it, and where it came from.
STYLE LIBRARY
Explore core aesthetics, current trends, the pieces that define them, and worked examples for womenswear and menswear.
→ 01 / WHY NAMING STYLES HELPS
Knowing that a look reads as minimalist rather than classic changes what you buy, what you pair, and what you ask for. The library is where those distinctions get explained.
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Read what defines an aesthetic, which pieces carry it, and where it came from.
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Comparisons between neighbouring styles are usually more useful than either definition on its own.
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Style names and explanations are available in your language, not only in English.
→ 02 / AESTHETICS, TRENDS, KEY PIECES
Each entry is built around what a style looks like on a person, so the vocabulary connects to clothes rather than to theory.

→ 03 / HOW IT WORKS
The library is reference material, so it is most useful when you bring a question to it from your own wardrobe.
Start from the styles you keep being drawn to, or from your saved Style DNA profile.
See key pieces, typical combinations, and the distinctions from nearby styles.
Use the vocabulary when you tag pieces, ask the stylist a question, or consider a purchase.
→ 04 / WHAT A GUIDE IS
Style definitions are conventions, and they shift over time and between places. The library exists to make choices easier to talk about, not to tell you what you are allowed to wear.
Definitions vary by country, decade, and community. Treat a guide as a useful consensus rather than a standard.
Current trends are included because they explain what you are seeing, not because you should follow them.
If a piece works for you outside its style’s definition, the definition is the thing that is wrong.
The library explains pieces and aesthetics. It does not exist to send you to a shop.
→ 05 / QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
What the guides cover, how they differ from the course, and how they connect to your profile.
Guides to core aesthetics and current trends, the key pieces behind each one, and worked examples for womenswear and menswear.
The library is reference material you dip into by style. The fashion course is a sequence of video lessons that teaches styling foundations in order.
Style names and explanations are localised, so you can read the guides in the language you use the app in.
Your Style DNA profile points at the aesthetics you were drawn to, and the library explains what those aesthetics actually involve.