Outfit OracleWhat should I wear? Get 3 outfits in seconds
Tell us the weather, where you're going and your vibe. You get three complete outfits — top, bottom, layer, shoes and one extra — plus a one-line reason for each. Can't decide? Send them to a friend and let them pick.
Or set it yourself:
Votes happen in your friends' chats: the link shows them the 3 outfits and they send their pick back to you. Nothing is stored on a server.
How it works
Set the weather
Tap "Use my local weather" or drag the temperature and pick sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy or windy.
Pick the plan and vibe
Choose the occasion (work, date, class, party, interview, weekend, gym, wedding guest) and a style.
Get 3 outfits
Each outfit is a full look with a colour palette and a reason it works. Hit Shuffle for new ideas.
Ask your friends
Share a vote link or download a picture card, and let your group chat choose A, B or C.
How the outfit picker decides
Most "what should I wear" moments come down to three questions: how warm is it, where am I going, and how do I want to feel? The picker answers all three with simple stylist rules instead of random guesses.
- Temperature first. Every piece has a comfortable temperature range. Under about 63°F (17°C), or when it is raining, snowing or windy, an outer layer is added. Below about 40°F (4°C) you also get a scarf or beanie.
- Occasion sets the dress level. An interview gets clean, simple pieces and a blazer; a party gets something more fun; the gym only gets activewear.
- Style sets the mood. Casual, smart, streetwear, minimalist, cozy and edgy each have their own favourite pieces and colour palettes.
- Colour palettes keep it together. Each outfit is built from one tested palette, such as navy and cream or sage and sand, so the pieces always go together.
Use it with the clothes you already own
Think of each result as a formula, not a shopping list. If it says "olive chunky cable-knit sweater + oatmeal corduroy trousers", any sweater and any warm trousers in similar colours will work. Swap freely: the colour palette and the dress level matter more than the exact piece.
Still stuck between two looks?
Decision fatigue is real. Instead of changing three times, tap Ask friends to vote and send the link to your group chat. They see all three outfits and pick one, and you get dressed. You can also download a picture card to post as a story poll.
Five outfit formulas that almost always work
- Jeans + knit + clean sneakers. The everyday default for class, coffee or errands.
- Tailored trousers + simple top + loafers. Instantly office-ready, and a blazer makes it interview-ready.
- Midi dress or skirt + ankle boots + light jacket. Easy for dates and spring days.
- Monochrome. One colour from head to toe, such as all black or all grey, always looks deliberate.
- Two neutrals + one colour. For example navy and cream with a camel bag. This is the rule behind every palette here.
FAQ
How does it know what I should wear?
It uses a hand-built library of clothing pieces and colour palettes. Each piece is tagged with the temperatures, occasions and styles it suits, and simple stylist rules pick three complete outfits that match your choices.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it is completely free and there is no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser.
Do you store my location?
No. If you tap "Use my local weather", your browser shares your approximate location directly with the free Open-Meteo weather service to get the temperature. We never see or store it. You can always set the weather by hand instead.
How does the friend vote work?
Your three outfits are packed into the link itself. Friends who open it see the outfits and pick one, then send their pick back to you. There is no server, so we do not count votes or keep any data.
Can I use it for men's or gender-neutral outfits?
Yes. Choose Women, Men or Neutral and the picker only uses pieces from that set. Neutral skips dresses and skirts.
Why does it suggest things I do not own?
Treat each outfit as a template: swap in the closest piece you have in a similar colour. The colour palette and the dress level are what make it work.