Style DNA

A data-driven portrait of personal style. Patterns, palettes, and the numbers behind the wardrobe.

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TOTAL LOOKS

65

CLOSET PIECES

65

UNIQUE COLORS

10

CATEGORIES

WARDROBE UTILITY

65 pieces. 49 of them have appeared in exactly one documented look.

The other 16 carry the rest of the lookbook. Re-use is the honest measure of whether a purchase earned its place, and it is the question the wardrobe still answers badly.

PIECES BY NUMBER OF LOOKS

1 LOOK
49
2 LOOKS
8
3 LOOKS
4
4 LOOKS
2
5 LOOKS
1
7 LOOKS
1

SHARE OF PIECES RE-WORN, BY CATEGORY

  • JEWELRY2/3 · 67%
  • BAGS1/2 · 50%
  • SHOES3/7 · 43%
  • ACCESSORIES5/12 · 42%
  • BLAZERS1/3 · 33%
COLOR UNIVERSE

Every color extracted from every outfit, mapped by hue and brightness. Clusters reveal the tones that define the wardrobe.

WARM
COOL
DARK
HUE SPECTRUM →
WARDROBE COMPOSITION
JACKETS6 (9%)
BLAZERS3 (5%)
TOPS7 (11%)
SHIRTS10 (15%)
PANTS12 (18%)
SHOES7 (11%)
BAGS2 (3%)
HATS3 (5%)
ACCESSORIES12 (18%)
JEWELRY3 (5%)

SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION

14%

SPRING

3 looks

38%

SUMMER

8 looks

38%

FALL

8 looks

10%

WINTER

2 looks

STYLE SIGNATURE
“The approach is intentional without being rigid: classic pieces remixed across seasons, dressed up or down by context rather than costume.”

—ABI