Remove the background in one tap On an item card, open the photo menu and choose "Remove background". Compare before and after, then save. The photo is processed right on your phone. Outfits with this item An item card now shows every saved outfit that includes it. Open an outfit in one tap, or build a new one around the item. Cleaner item photos Photos from your wardrobe, your wishlist and items added from web pages are now processed more precisely. And many more improvements: better German, Polish, Italian, French and Spanish translations, color analysis results in the app language, and a more stable wardrobe, calendar and wishlist.

Weather in your Calendar If a planned outfit does not suit the forecast, the Calendar tells you: too cold, too warm or rain. Swap it for a weather-ready look in one tap, or keep it as is. Morning brief Turn on morning notifications and get a ready outfit for the day every morning. One tap opens today's look right away, no extra planning. Outfit builder — "What goes" A new AI filter shows the items that go best with the pieces you already picked, and explains why. Plus many more improvements: new settings, a direct line to the developer in Telegram or WhatsApp, and landscape mode on iPad and large screens.

A new home screen The home tab was redesigned: a compact summary grid, a blog carousel, and a Wishlist photo mosaic with an add tile. Tap your avatar to open your style profile in its new design. Colour analysis, sharper and more flexible All your photos are now used. The result is styled as a lookbook, and you can share your palette as a 9:16 story. Disagree with your type? Pick your colours by hand or choose Free Spirit mode. Friends and stylists Invite friends with a link, a card or a QR code. A friend's profile is fuller, and their outfit calendar shows right in the profile. Stylists get their own profile, client intake forms, sessions and a shopping list. In-Store Advisor, camera first A new screen with a viewfinder and a list of verdicts. Compare two items side by side in a table, and see the price and the verdict on one screen.

Colours named the way you see them Colour detection was rebuilt and tested on 130 real wardrobe items. Greys stay grey instead of turning blue, white garments stay white, and dark denim reads navy instead of black. Shadows and highlights no longer shift the colour. Your Edit on the home screen A running Edit now opens the home slider, and the slider returns to the slide you saw last. Upcoming Edits show as a compact card, and you can change an Edit's dates from its menu. Notes for your trips Add notes to an Edit and find all your notes — for items, looks and trips — in one feed. Adding items is simpler The add-item form is shorter and no longer freezes while a photo is processed. When the AI is busy, the category comes from the product name and the size from your profile. The free plan, clearly The free plan holds 75 active items; archived items no longer count. When the limit is reached, you see why and can upgrade — an item no longer disappears without a word. Fixes The quote on the home slider no longer overlaps the temperature. The outfit suggestion waits for the weather before it is made.

Looks land where they belong on the canvas Automatic look layout was rebuilt from twelve looks arranged by hand. The column no longer crowds the top and leaves the bottom of the frame empty — proportions are measured against the height of the frame, so shoes stay in view on a tall phone and a short one alike. A belt now takes its own place at the waist of the trousers that actually landed in the look, and headwear takes its own. Accessories move to the upper right Bags, jewellery and eyewear no longer fall into the bottom right corner where the editor's buttons sit. They stack from the upper right — the one corner a look reliably leaves empty. The look picker shows the whole look Choosing a look for a day no longer crops the image: shoes and outerwear are fully visible. What's new, right inside the app After an update the release notes appear as a sheet in your own language and stay in your inbox so you can find them later. Fixes • The calendar no longer schedules looks that were unlinked from an Edit • The day's detail row is no longer clipped • Fewer spurious error reports on store import and offline

The stylist works on your Edit Pin an Edit to the conversation and it stays the subject for every follow-up question instead of vanishing after the first. The stylist sees the pieces, the dates and the destination, so the answers are about that specific trip. Suggestions to add to the Edit arrive as a card with thumbnails — nothing is written until you tap. Your Edit on the home tab A trip that is running now or starts soon appears right under the hero — one tap instead of digging through the Edits tab. If the days aren't laid out yet, the card offers to lay them out. You can turn it off in Settings. Looks grouped by their bottoms The Outfits tab gains a sort toggle: looks are grouped by the trousers or skirt they're built on, so you can see everything you can wear with one pair of jeans. The share collage follows the same order. Wardrobe filter: occasion and formality Filter by occasion — work, date, party, sport, formal — and by formality. Colours are now a spectrum rather than a list: every colour as its own swatch, laid out in tone order. Fixes • The calendar updates right after Edit changes, with no restart • Regenerated looks land on the same days the old ones occupied • Picking a season no longer clears your other filters • Every active filter shows as a pill • Better detection of the cover photo on store import

A new wardrobe filter Active filters now show as pills above the grid — clear any one, or all of them, in a single tap. Seasons and colours became multi-select, colours are grouped into families, and brand and material come with search. New "favourites" and "never worn" filters help with a clear-out. Easier multi-select The action bar now slides in above the tab bar instead of replacing it, so navigation stays within reach. Better photos when importing from a store Zara now hands over the whole gallery instead of a single photo. The photo you pick is fetched at full size — four times the detail. Vitrina is also better at choosing the packshot over the on-model shot. Fixes • Outfit builder filters no longer stick around from last time • Dresses and other gender-coded categories stay visible once you own such items • Fixed a crash on the item page caused by a malformed colour

Seasons in your wardrobe Every item now knows its seasons. Filter your wardrobe by season in the redesigned filter sheet — with multi-select colours and compact chips. You can review and correct an item's seasons on its detail page, and newly added items get their seasons automatically. Tip of the day — when it's time to refresh When the season turns, Vitrina points out what's worth revisiting and opens your wardrobe with the right filter already applied. A calmer home screen One advice card instead of two — whichever is most useful right now. We also added a daily card with quotes and facts about style: the pool grew from 6 to 11 lines, and you can tap to turn. A quicker start Onboarding is shorter — the style step is gone. Your favourite styles and sizes are now asked for in your profile, one question at a time, whenever it suits you. Stability • Fixed social features hanging after a long period of inactivity • Items left without automatic details (name, category, season) are now processed • Fixed handling of declined push notifications • Minor fixes in the wardrobe and catalogue import

Photo enhancement, right away Picking "AI processing" now applies it directly: the photo no longer goes through an on-device background removal first, and no longer asks you to confirm the enhancement separately.

Photo processing, your choice Before processing you pick: quick background removal on your device (free) or photo enhancement that also smooths creases. Adding several items at once — choose per photo or for all of them. Faster import from stores The page closes as soon as you pick a photo. Prices and item codes are read more accurately, and logos or videos no longer end up in place of the garment photo. Weather-aware suggestions Tips now account for fabric weight — heavy denim is no longer suggested as lightweight on warm days. Fixes Correct garment proportions on cards. Deleting permanently from the bin now works, wear history no longer crashes after an item is deleted, and downloading a photo from a store no longer hangs.

A bin for deleted items Deleting an item no longer removes it for good. It sits in a bin for 30 days and can be restored at any time. Binned items appear in the archive with a restore button, and any outfit that used one is marked, so it is obvious what is missing. Garments at their real proportions Clothes are now sized against each other properly: shorts no longer read as full-length trousers, and shoes in small calendar cells no longer look bigger than a dress. On the home screen, the items in "Today's Outfit" fill the card evenly and the buttons no longer overlap. Smaller fixes Wide accessories on the canvas are tappable again, and the flicker when adding an item to a look is gone.

An accurate yearly-plan saving, plus small fixes. • The yearly plan's saving is now calculated from the real prices in your region — what the subscription screen shows is what you actually save • Small stability fixes while importing items

Share your looks beautifully: drop photos straight onto the outfit card, label the pieces, and arrange everything the way you like. • Photo stickers: add a photo from your gallery, the camera or the item itself right onto the outfit card — move it, scale it, pick a frame • Photos can sit above the garments or behind them — a shot of the place or a mirror selfie makes a backdrop • The outfit card is now a single canvas: garments, photos and labels reorder freely against each other • New VITRINA watermark toggle • Item labels no longer run across the clothes — they wrap onto a couple of short lines and sit beside the garments • Item labels always stay on top: neither the collage nor a photo can bury them • The corner handles are back — drag to resize and rotate the outfit, photos or labels • The delete X responds to a plain tap • The styling panel folds away as soon as you touch the card Outfit builder: • Each carousel now has a sub-category filter — no more swiping through 25 pairs of trousers • Next to the filter, a full grid of the zone's items opens for when swiping is the wrong tool Also in this update: • Importing the same product in a second colour no longer creates two identically named pieces — the colour is appended to the name • Fixed a crash when adding an item to the canvas from the grid

Add pieces from your favourite shops with a link — and style looks together with friends. • Web import: paste a product link and the piece lands in your wardrobe with its photo, material, description and price • Items photographed on a model are cut out more cleanly — the app separates the garment from the person • Background removal is now instant on iPhone (iOS 17 and later) • Looks put together by the AI stylist are marked in your collection — and you can show just those with a filter • A look saved in chat no longer gets lost: the card switches to "Open" and takes you straight to it • The app warns you when you save a look that's already in your collection • Styling mode shows your client's looks and how often they wear them • When a stylist reworks a look you already accepted, it's marked "Updated" Also in this update: • In the outfit editor, items from the side panel are added with a single tap — with a smooth flight onto the canvas • Catalog items now carry their price into your wardrobe • More accurate temperature range for blazers: linen and lightweight for warm weather, classic ones for cooler days • Fixed colour matching for neutral shades • The new-look notification clears once you've seen it • Archived pieces no longer show up in a friend's styling pool • Fixed duplicate entries in the wear calendar • Fixed a freeze when adding items from the web

Outfits are now a team effort. • Let a friend build looks from your wardrobe — their proposals arrive for your approval, and you accept or decline • Ask for a look for a specific occasion: leave a note and a date, and your friend puts together something made for you • A proposal can come with suggestions of what to buy — once you accept, they land in your wishlist • Looks can include wishlist and catalog pieces, marked as items you don't own yet • Styling for someone else? Build looks as drafts and send them in one batch with a single message • The new Styling hub gathers everyone who styles you and everyone you style in one place Also in this update: • In the outfit editor, items in the side panel are added with a single tap, flying smoothly onto the canvas • You can add a piece from the web — just paste a link • Stylists can propose pieces from their own wardrobe • A friend's calendar now shows what they wore as a photo grid you can swipe through by month • Discount promo codes work straight from the subscription screen • Loading indicators across the app share one consistent Vitrina look • Your sign-in is kept in the device's secure storage • Recognising items from a photo got more accurate • The keyboard in the stylist chat can be dismissed by tapping anywhere on the screen • Fixed a glitch when quickly reopening the photo picker • Fixed opening a look in a shared session — the right wardrobe now shows straight away

Outfits are now a team effort. • Let a friend build looks from your wardrobe — their proposals arrive for your approval, and you accept or decline • Ask for a look for a specific occasion: leave a note and a date, and your friend puts together something made for you • A proposal can come with suggestions of what to buy — once you accept, they land in your wishlist • Accepted looks carry a badge naming their author Also in this update: • The keyboard in the stylist chat can now be dismissed by tapping anywhere on the screen • Your sign-in is kept in the device's secure storage • Recognising items from a photo got more accurate • Fixed a glitch when quickly reopening the photo picker

Editing a capsule no longer breaks your looks • When a change to a capsule's items leaves looks incomplete, the app now offers to generate replacements • Those looks are marked with a badge explaining why: the items were removed from the capsule, archived, or deleted from your wardrobe • Archived items no longer disappear from a capsule — they show in grey with an Archive label, and deleted ones leave a placeholder tile • Editing one item no longer drops archived items from your selection Stability • Color analysis no longer loses the whole session to a one-off hiccup — it now retries automatically • Getting started no longer fails if the catalog is briefly unavailable • Fixed a glitch when quickly reopening the photo picker • Fixed the title color on the notification settings screen

Calendar and suggestions are more accurate • Every day in the calendar now leads with what you actually wore, not what you planned • Items worn without a saved outfit no longer disappear from the day, and the collage respects garment proportions • When a suggestion mirrors an outfit you already saved, you'll see a badge for it A personal coach on Home • New tips explain how the app works: when to build your first look, and why logging wears matters — that's what teaches Vitrina your taste • Every tip can be dismissed, and it won't come back The Stylist is more attentive • Attached photos and looks no longer get lost — including when you resend a question • Look reviews are now grounded in the actual look Notifications and friends • If notifications are off, the app now warns you that friend requests won't reach you • The friends list recovers on its own when the connection drops • You can review and change your @handle right during onboarding Stability and details • Fixed entering cents in every price field • Belts and bags on the canvas now sit at the waistline • Fixed a glitch when quickly reopening the photo picker • Fixed several causes of unexpected sign-outs and a spurious "no network" banner on launch • Fixed adding items from some online stores

Voice note fix. On iOS 26.5, voice notes could record without sound — fixed. If a recording fails, the app now offers to retry right away instead of erroring after processing. More reliable AI stylist. The stylist reliably searches store catalogs again, product cards match the recommendations in the text, and chat history no longer shows questions without answers. Change item photo. When you replace an item's photo from your gallery or a link, it now goes through the same studio treatment as adding a new item — a clean flat-lay look on a light background. If your processing limit is used up, the photo is still saved as-is. Clearer Home actions. The buttons no longer get confused: "Create" opens the outfit builder and shows the finished outfit right away, while "Today's Outfit" reveals your AI suggestion for the day. Wardrobe stability. Your wardrobe opens instantly with the latest data — no more blank screen while it loads. Handier outfit builder. A long press on the canvas opens a list of every item in the outfit — so you can pick one even when it is hidden under other layers. The Save button now lights up only when you have actually changed something.

Wardrobe analytics. A new Wardrobe Autonomy score shows how self-sufficient your wardrobe is, with a clear rating and explanations. AI Gap Report (Pro): your strengths, weak spots, and what's missing. My Stats has been reimagined — every number now suggests a next step: build an outfit, ask the stylist, add to your wishlist, or archive what you don't need. A new period toggle for Most / Least worn — last 30 days or all time. Outfits and planning. Dresses are now selectable in the outfit builder, with a smooth animated switch between a top and a dress. Planning an outfit from the calendar takes one step, and you can start with items pre-selected for you. Social. Gift a wardrobe item to a friend — now with an optional message to go with it. Redesigned archive. The archive screen in a new editorial style, with native iOS action menus. Pro subscription. A refreshed Pro status screen in an elegant style, with a celebratory confetti burst that now bursts from the top center on activation. Polish and stability. A consistent style for hints and menus on iPhone. Fixed a rare crash caused by button constraints, corrected stats, and other small improvements.

Wardrobe analytics. A new Wardrobe Autonomy score shows how self-sufficient your wardrobe is, with a clear rating and explanations. AI Gap Report (Pro): your strengths, weak spots, and what's missing. My Stats has been reimagined — every number now suggests a next step: build an outfit, ask the stylist, add to your wishlist, or archive what you don't need. A new period toggle for Most / Least worn — last 30 days or all time. Outfits and planning. Planning an outfit from the calendar now takes one step instead of three. Quickly create an outfit with items pre-selected for you. In capsules, looks are clearly editable and items are drawn from that capsule. Pro subscription. A refreshed Pro status screen in an elegant style, with a celebratory confetti burst on activation. Stability. Faster wear history, corrected stats, and other small improvements.

A new outfit share editor. Before you share a look, you now see a live preview and can style it: add a title and labels for individual items, drag them anywhere, and change the background and card look. What you see is what you get. A refreshed card look. Cleaner, more editorial outfit cards that put the focus on the look itself. Stability and small things. A clear banner when your internet connection drops. An honest limit on the number of looks in a set. Small fixes in the news feed and other screens.

In-Store Advisor. Snap a photo of an item in a store and get an instant expert verdict — should you buy it? Compare two pieces side by side, see price-per-wear, save to your wishlist, and share the result. It works even when your wardrobe is still small. A warmer onboarding. A new optional body-shape picker and a weather intro, plus a visual "seed your wardrobe" picker instead of a blind button. Multi-slide guide. The "how to fill your wardrobe" lesson is now a clean multi-slide walkthrough, shown right at welcome. Fixes and polish. General stability and small interface polish throughout.

Mini-lessons right in the app. We added short video lessons that show you how to use Vitrina. The first one explains how to add an item to your wardrobe straight from a store page. New users see a welcome lesson at the start, and everyone can find the rest under "How to use" in Settings. Smarter, sturdier Edits. The Edits section (capsules for a period or a trip) got a major tune-up: look generation now works on every board (Week/Month/Season), short periods get one look per day, weather is computed correctly even for spans crossing New Year, and tips refresh in your language. Plus dozens of stability fixes — no more endless spinners, lost looks, or vanishing items. A smarter stylist. We redesigned the AI stylist to feel cleaner and more editorial. It now factors in the weather for each specific day, knows your color season, and gives sharper advice. You can like the replies you love — the stylist learns from your taste. Rate your looks. We fixed the rating stars in "Worn today": rating how you feel in a look now works properly and helps the stylist understand what you truly love. Color analysis. The recolor panel now shows a row of shades from your seasonal palette, and analysis errors are clearer. Better outfit cards. A ready look is now more compact and hugs the silhouette tightly — no empty space below the shoes, and outerwear sits neatly over the rest of the pieces. Wardrobe and catalog cards are tidier and take up less room. Fixes and polish. • The subscription sheet no longer gets stuck — it closes correctly after a purchase. • The app is locked to portrait orientation, including on iPad. • The Save button in the wardrobe now hides right after you save. • Archived items no longer show up in outfit builder pickers. • General stability and small interface polish.

A refreshed stylist chat. We redesigned the AI stylist to feel cleaner and more editorial — consistent, tidy rounding across every reply, lighter messages without the extra grey blocks, and clearer styling advice. Better outfit cards. A ready look is now more compact and hugs the silhouette tightly — no empty space below the shoes, and outerwear sits neatly over the rest of the pieces. Wardrobe and catalog cards are tidier and take up less room. Fixes and polish. • The subscription sheet no longer gets stuck — it closes correctly after a purchase. • The app is locked to portrait orientation, including on iPad. • The Save button in the wardrobe now hides right after you save. • Archived items no longer show up in outfit builder pickers. • General stability and small interface polish.