Model in a cream jacket and tailored charcoal trousers in a bright architectural space
OUTFIT DISCOVERY FOR COMMERCE

The product page, styled.

StyleZ makes the item a shopper loves the starting point for a complete look—connecting inspiration to pieces in your own catalog.

01 / 03DISCOVER
THE WHOLE LOOK
STYLE IS CONTEXT.COMMERCE SHOULD BE TOO.
01THE IDEA

A single piece can open up an entire wardrobe.

Product pages are good at showing an item. StyleZ explores what happens when they also show its possibilities: a considered outfit, visible pieces, and paths into the rest of your catalog.

02 / THE EXPERIENCE

Make the look
shoppable.

From inspiration to a product match, without losing the item that started the journey.

Illustrative complete look featuring tailored separates
THE LOOK / 01
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STYLEZ / OUTFIT VIEW
DISCOVER MORE TOGETHER

The everyday
uniform, finished.

One item becomes an invitation to explore the rest of the look.

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The tailored layerOuterwear · catalog match
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The foundational shirtTops · catalog match
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The finishing pieceAccessories · catalog match
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ILLUSTRATIVE INTERFACE · NOT A LIVE RETAILER INSTALLATION

An illustration of the shopper experience. The working prototype finds outfit inspiration, identifies visible pieces, and matches them to retailer catalog products.

03HOW IT WORKS

The path from item
to outfit.

01 / DISCOVER

Start with the product.

Use the item on the product page as the anchor for relevant outfit inspiration.

02 / MATCH

Find the pieces.

Identify visible pieces in the look and connect them to products in the retailer’s catalog.

03 / EXPLORE

Keep shopping.

Let shoppers move from an inspiring outfit to the items that make it possible.

04 / A MEASURABLE FIRST STEP

A pilot with a
clear answer.

Start with a focused category and a reviewed look set. Evaluate the experience on real product pages, then measure what shoppers actually do before discussing a wider rollout.

01 Visual quality02 Catalog fit03 Shopper behavior