Three questions send people to a personal stylist: what suits my colouring, what suits my build, and what is my style even supposed to be. A consultation answers them for a few hundred euros and one afternoon.
MioLook answers the same three from one photo, as illustrated boards you keep. Below are the actual results for one person — not samples.
Style archetype
The archetype is the useful abstraction: it describes the lines and fabrics that agree with your build, rather than prescribing garments. The board names the essence, lists what to reach for, and — more usefully — what consistently fights you.
Colour type
A seasonal palette drawn from your own skin, eyes and hair rather than from a generic chart. What you get is a set of colours worth owning and a set worth leaving in the shop — which is the part that saves money.
Body type
Proportions read from the photo, then translated into silhouettes: which cuts sit well, which flatten you out, where a waistline should fall. Again the negative list is the practical half.
Seventeen more tools
The three above are the analysis group. There are also:
- Beauty — hairstyle and makeup analysis, nail design, jewellery, eyewear, hair care
- Style — item lookbook, full outfit review, your aesthetic, event outfit, colour combinations, travel capsule
- Shopping — find similar items to something you like
How it works and what it costs
Each tool takes one photo of you and returns an illustrated board in about a minute. An analysis costs 50 credits — half a euro — and the result stays in your profile, so you can open the palette in a shop instead of guessing. Access to MioLook is a one-time €0.99 payment including 200 credits, plus 5 free credits every day.
A caveat worth saying out loud: these are AI-generated boards, not a certified stylist. Treat the direction as sound and the fine print as a starting point rather than a verdict.
See your own archetype, palette and proportions
One photo is all three analyses need.
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