Behind-the-scenes updates for the latest version of iOS.

Ask the stylist, rebuilt. Pick an occasion and the screen shows it — the button reads "Suggest wedding outfits" and says "Styling for a wedding…" while it works. The outfits then arrive at the top of the screen instead of below the form. An honest stylist. If nothing you own really suits the occasion, it now says so and names what is missing, instead of forcing an outfit. Better outfits. No overcoat for an indoor dinner, footwear that matches the dress code, and one consistent level of dressiness across every piece. Links that open the app. Confirmation emails and shared outfits now open Wearobe directly. 100 garments on the free plan, up from 50. Also: Today keeps yesterday's answer on screen while it refreshes, outfit names wrap instead of being cut off, saving a suggestion takes you straight to it, and a number of sign-in and photo-import fixes.

Outfits built around a piece you already own, and a look at what the app does before you photograph anything. • Open any garment and see every outfit it is already in — then ask the stylist to build a new one around it, using only clothes you own. • An empty wardrobe now shows what it turns into: four outfits from someone else's 34 pieces, so you can see the point before doing the work. • Outfit renders no longer fail when the image service is busy — they quietly fall back to a second one. • Every outfit on a person now uses the same person, instead of a different face in each render.

Favourites, wear history, and a wardrobe that is easier to reach. • Favourite a piece straight from the wardrobe grid, and filter down to just your favourites. • Sort by least worn, to surface the things you own but never reach for. • See when you last wore something, along with its recent wear dates. • The outfit builder now warns you when a look is close to one you have already saved. • Filtered your wardrobe down to nothing? Reset it without leaving the screen. Building an outfit is steadier: • Picking pieces no longer shifts the grid under your finger. • Garment names stay readable in the picker instead of being cut short. • A new outfit opens straight onto the controls, not onto an empty preview. Easier to use with assistive technology: • Every control now meets the minimum touch size. • Buttons and icons are properly labelled for screen readers. • Destructive actions look and read as destructive. Also fixed: signing in from an emailed magic link now completes on your phone, a failed sign-in explains why, and an item you already own is no longer presented as good news while you are deciding whether to buy it.

Photo import now works on iPhone and iPad — add clothes straight from your camera roll instead of one at a time. Fixed: Delete now works, the outfit picker no longer shifts while you're choosing pieces, and sign-in tells you what went wrong instead of failing silently. Shared links preview properly when you paste them into a chat. Larger touch targets and better VoiceOver labels throughout.