Body-Aware Styling: Outfits Fit to Your Shape
Most styling apps default to color-matching and stop there. Real style starts with real proportions — the same silhouette can look completely different on two different builds. Clad9's body-aware styling is built to make that a foundation, not an afterthought.
Recommendations Filtered for How You're Actually Built
From a photo, the plan is to analyze body shape and proportions, then apply proven styling principles — which silhouettes, cuts, necklines, and lengths genuinely flatter that shape — before a single outfit is suggested. Instead of generic "dress for your shape" advice you have to interpret yourself, the goal is outfits already filtered for what works on you specifically.
This applies to the existing wardrobe just as much as anything new — the same digitized closet, re-evaluated through a body-aware lens rather than color alone.
One Input Among Several, Not the Whole Recommendation
Body shape is designed to combine with color analysis, the occasion, and the weather — not override them. An outfit that fits your proportions but is wrong for a job interview isn't a good recommendation; body-awareness is meant to narrow the options, not replace the other context the recommendation engine already accounts for.
Frequently asked questions
What body-shape categories will Clad9 use?
The five classic shapes — pear, apple, hourglass, rectangle, and inverted triangle — already ground the styling guidance live on Clad9's body-type pages. The in-development photo-based detection will classify you into that same system automatically.
Is body-aware styling available yet?
Not yet. It's in active development alongside color analysis and the daily outfit recommendation engine it feeds into. This page describes the feature as designed, not as currently available.
Be first to try body-aware styling
Clad9 is building outfit recommendations that account for your actual proportions, not just your colors. Follow along as it ships.