We exist, but it's not something you exactly brag about :)
... and grey slides (sandals/flipflops).
Hmm.
Anyway, the site is pretty cool because it opens my mind up to new ideas. But I had a lot of suggested outfits that were the same color of different pieces (no contrast as you said) and multiple jackets.
Wonder if it "learns" my style over time? I'd like to see this continue to grow. And maybe instead of the schedule feature, it could give me links to buy. I imagine monetization isn't far off if there's decent traffic.
Seems like a huge oversight to allow outfits with no shirts but two jackets, for example.
- Black dress shirt + Black pleated shorts + Off white slides
https://www.twelve70.com/outfits?category1=footwear&item1=sl...
That said, excellent idea and well done on executing and making it look pretty!
The pink shoes might work with the polo, but not with the burgundy jacket.
For a denim trucker jacket (a fairly common outerwear in many menswear lines/people's closets) it recommended: One outfit with Sand colored shoes + Khakis (no contrast between shoes/pants...) Two outfits that had no shirts but another jacket (eg a red track jacket...)
Its not all bad, one example outfit generated from a plain white crwwneck sweater was clever - olive flight jacket + orange trousers + white mocassins.
I wonder how you've built the recommendation engine. Is it using a dataset to generate these (maybe include a real photo of the look?) Or is it generating them based on color/style rules? Or (what Id hope) a combination (learn rules from a lookbook dataset that can give general tips then also fall vs spring tips).
Either way, thanks for sharing - this is a fun tool to play with but it feels like I'm searching for needles in a haystack right now.