Buy looks on Android. Packs of 5 and 12 looks and the monthly plan are now in the Google Play app too, with the same prices as on iPhone. Find your looks faster. The Stylist shows how many looks you have left at the top, and one tap takes you to "Try it on" for the first outfit. Your profile explains what a look is. Small fixes under the hood.

Dress for the season. The Stylist now knows what time of year it is: pick a season (or keep today's), see its colour palette and the combinations that work, and get outfits that lean the same way. The colour of the year is in there too. Your own occasions. Tag clothes with sport, travel or date, or add any occasion you like, and it is there next time. Your brands. Every label is marked Everyday or Premium, you can filter to either, and the brands you heart come first. Fixes: "Rate the app" opens the store again, and looks made from your own wardrobe no longer fail on small garment photos.

The Stylist now opens with outfits already on screen, so you can see what it does before you type anything. Adding a photo of yourself is one step: take it or pick it, and the outfit you chose is filmed straight away, without a second tap. Leave the app while a look is being made and you get a notification when it is ready. You can still look around without an account. Sign in with Apple, Google or email only when you add your own clothes, use your photo or film a look, and your first three looks are free.

Sign in with Google or Apple. One tap on Continue with Google, or Sign in with Apple on iPhone, and you're in. If you've been looking around as a guest, it keeps everything you've done and gives you your three free looks. Email sign-in still works as before.

Look around before you sign up. A short tour shows what the app does with a real example: one photo, an occasion, then a video of that person in the outfit. After that you're straight into the Stylist, with no account needed. Ask for any occasion and browse outfits from 15 labels, now including Banana Republic, Boden, Monsoon, Phase Eight, Suitsupply and Athleta. We only ask for an email when you want to add your own clothes, use your photo or film a look, and your first three looks are free.

Getting to your first look is quicker. After you add an outfit, you can use that photo straight away and go to the Stylist, instead of looking for the photo step later. The Stylist opens with one-tap occasions (office party, wedding guest, client meeting, casual weekend, shopping trip), so you can see packages without typing.

Looks are now counted, and you can get more. Every account starts with three free looks and gets another one each month. When you want more, pick a pack of 5 or 12 looks, or the Stylist plan with 8 a month. Purchases go through the App Store and the looks land on your account within seconds. Signing out and back in as someone else no longer brings the previous account back. New screenshots too.

Your free looks: three to start, and a new one on the first of every month. Small fixes behind the scenes so we can see where the app loses people, and fix that next.

Ten look videos per account, up from three. Tap any garment, in a stylist package or under a finished video, to see it on its own: a proper picture, the brand, price, colour, a short description and a link to the product page. Three more labels in the stylist's packages: Gap, Old Navy and Zara. The stylist now builds one piece per part of the outfit (a shirt, a jacket, trousers, shoes), so you no longer get a t-shirt and a shirt in the same package, and party packages actually differ from office ones. Loading states are animated, videos play and pause in place, and the app no longer crashes after a video finishes.

Ten look videos per account, up from three. Tap any garment, in a stylist package or under a finished video, to see it on its own: a proper picture, the brand, price, colour, a short description and a link to the product page. Three more labels in the stylist's packages: Gap, Old Navy and Zara. The stylist now builds one piece per part of the outfit (a shirt, a jacket, trousers, shoes), so you no longer get a t-shirt and a shirt in the same package, and party packages actually differ from office ones. Loading states are animated, videos play and pause in place, and the app no longer crashes after a video finishes.

New accounts start with a sample wardrobe. Tap "Try it with sample clothes" and you get seven pieces to style straight away, so you can see how the app works before photographing anything of your own. When you are done with them, Profile has a single row to remove them again. Your own clothes are never touched. Try-on is much faster. A render now takes around fifteen seconds instead of several minutes, and it no longer sits waiting on a queue. Better renders on the stand-in figures. The four female figures have been redrawn so tops render at their proper length, and the figure you pick is now described to the renderer, so a curvy or broad build stays that build instead of drifting towards an average one. Fixes: - Failures now explain themselves in plain words instead of showing a status code. - Stopping a render part-way no longer leaves a red error behind. - Cancelling a look that had already finished no longer discards it. - Colours are no longer doubled up in an item's description.

SHARE A LOOK You can now share a finished try-on, a whole outfit, or a single garment with one tap. The link opens a page showing just that image, so the rest of your wardrobe stays private, and you can take a shared link down again whenever you want. A REBUILT WALKTHROUGH How it works now shows you the app instead of describing it. Each step plays out what actually happens: garments separating out of a photo, an occasion becoming an outfit, a look landing on a figure. FIXES Garment detection no longer comes back empty. Some photos returned no garments at all, or quietly dropped a piece, even when everything was clearly in frame. Both cases are fixed, so a good photo now gets a complete result. Virtual try-on works for every kind of outfit. Beach, gym and summer looks were failing and showing a placeholder image instead of your render. That is gone. Photo access is fixed on newer Android and on iPhone, so adding an outfit and saving your try-on photo work reliably. Sharing no longer crashes on iPhone. The app is now called Rate My Fit Now everywhere, matching the name on the store.

Welcome to a smarter wardrobe! This release brings our biggest features yet: • AI Virtual Try-On — save a full-body photo and see yourself wearing any suggested outfit before you put it on. • Smarter Stylist — describe an occasion and get a complete, coherent outfit from your own closet, with a reason for every pick. • Redesigned wardrobe — browse your clothes as clean category folders, each with its own icon. • New Profile tab — a quick “How it works” walkthrough plus easy access to FAQ, support, privacy, and one-tap account deletion. • Polished throughout — smoother loading, a refined dark theme, and lots of small improvements. Thanks for trying Smart Wardrobe! Questions or ideas? Reach us at kianoush@dilinx.com.