Meta quietly released Style Sketch, a new artificial intelligence fashion application that assists users in selecting outfits from their existing clothing. The program links to Instagram to generate a digital wardrobe from previously posted user photos and uses artificial intelligence to suggest clothing matches based on personal style. Style Sketch also lets users test outfits virtually and plan clothing for trips and events. The software is currently offered for free on Android and iOS devices in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.
Turn Instagram Photos Into a Digital Wardrobe
Style Sketch lets individuals establish a virtual collection of their garments without typing in every piece manually. By linking their Instagram profiles, users assemble a digital closet using apparel visible in pictures they already published. People can additionally include garments by snapping photos, filming brief videos, or uploading pictures from device galleries. Once the closet is ready, the program evaluates the garments and proposes various outfit pairings. Individuals can also pick a specific piece, like a jacket or footwear, and request matching suggestions from their inventory. The function helps people use current garments instead of purchasing new items.
AI Lets Users Try On Outfits Virtually
A primary function of the application is artificial intelligence virtual try-on. Style Sketch enables people to preview proposed ensembles on a realistic digital model matching their skin tone and body shape. This lets individuals view how clothing pairings appear before putting them on. The software additionally suggests daily clothing according to weather conditions. Users can explore clothing trends for ideas and discover methods to copy similar styles using garments they already own. Individuals can share proposed outfits with friends to collect opinions prior to choosing what to wear.
🚨 Meta quietly launched an AI fashion app! 👗
Style Sketch connects to Facebook & Instagram to build a wardrobe from photos you’ve already posted
• 👕 AI outfits from clothes you own
• 🪞 Virtual try-ons matched to your body
• ☀️ Weather-based looks
• ✈️ Trip packing plans pic.twitter.com/uNYX6VHRCn— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) October 28, 2026
App Can Plan Outfits for Trips
Style Sketch features a travel planning tool that assists users in selecting what garments to pack. Users input their travel location, trip length, and planned activities. The program then generates a daily clothing schedule based on the user wardrobe, trip timeline, and anticipated weather. This function helps simplify packing by assisting users in picking garments for various activities without bringing excess items.
Meta Continues Launching New AI Apps
Style Sketch is the newest addition to a row of test artificial intelligence programs rolled out by Meta. The corporation recently launched Waddle World, an artificial intelligence virtual pet program allowing users to engage with and care for digital animals. Meta also introduced Pocket, which lets users build games using artificial intelligence, and Vibes, a program centered on producing artificial intelligence videos. The corporation enters a market where multiple other services currently supply artificial intelligence clothing suggestions and virtual closets. Programs such as Alta supply comparable functions, while Google Photos also introduced features for sorting clothing pictures and building outfit ideas. Yet, the Instagram integration of Style Sketch could simplify digital closet creation from current pictures. Based on past reporting from The Wall Street Journal, Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg informed staff that the firm intends to launch additional programs as artificial intelligence accelerates software creation.
Availability
Style Sketch is currently offered in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand via the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Social media consultant Matt Navarra first brought public attention to the application. Meta has not stated if it intends to bring Style Sketch to more nations. The corporation likewise did not reply to TechCrunch inquiries regarding broader availability.