Office, 9 °C and grey
Weather suggestion
Pieces
- Camel wool coat
- Cream roll-neck jumper
- Straight dark trousers
- Black leather loafers
A tonal neutral base means any coat goes over it — useful when the forecast changes mid-day.
AI outfit generator
Most outfit generators show you clothes you don't own. EveryWear starts from your real wardrobe: add your pieces once, and get complete looks for today's weather, the occasion and colours that work together — then see them on you with AI virtual try-on.
Free wardrobe & outfits · 5 AI try-on credits offered · No credit card


No questionnaire, no generic mood board. The generator only combines pieces you can actually put on this morning.
Snap or import a photo of each piece. The background is removed automatically and the category and colours are detected, so your virtual wardrobe builds itself.
Open the outfits tab: EveryWear proposes ready-to-wear combinations — one adapted to the local weather, one built on colour harmony and one for everyday wear.
Like a look? Save it, tweak a piece, or render it on your own photo with AI try-on before you get dressed.
A good outfit is a set of constraints: a top, a bottom (or a dress), shoes, sometimes a layer — in colours that agree with each other and fabrics that suit the temperature. EveryWear reads the category and colour of every garment you add, then assembles combinations that respect those constraints instead of pairing items at random.
The weather suggestion reads the current temperature, wind and humidity where you are and only keeps garments suited to them: when it's cold it adds a jacket or a knit, on a hot day it sticks to lighter pieces. The colour suggestion balances a neutral base with one accent colour. The everyday suggestion keeps things simple and wearable.
We tend to wear roughly a fifth of our wardrobe on repeat. The rest is not bad — we just forget it exists or can't picture what to wear it with. Seeing every piece in one place and getting fresh combinations is the fastest way to rediscover it.
It is also the cheapest styling advice there is: instead of buying a new outfit for an event, you find one in what you already have. That means fewer impulse purchases and fewer returns. If you want general inspiration first, browse our outfit ideas.
EveryWear is designed in France and the app runs on European servers (Paris region). Your wardrobe and outfits are free forever; you only pay if you want AI try-on renders, with packs from €4.99. New accounts get 5 free credits — enough for about two complete outfits — and two starter garments to try the fitting straight away.
Here is the kind of look EveryWear assembles from a typical wardrobe. Your own suggestions depend on the pieces you add.
Weather suggestion
Pieces
A tonal neutral base means any coat goes over it — useful when the forecast changes mid-day.
Everyday suggestion
Pieces
The classic trio jeans, white tee, trench works in spring and autumn — swap trainers for boots in the rain.
Weather suggestion, 26 °C
Pieces
Linen and cotton breathe; keep the palette light so the look stays fresh.
Colour suggestion
Pieces
One bright accessory on a monochrome base looks intentional without effort.
Weather suggestion, 11 °C and wind
Pieces
On cool, windy days the weather suggestion adds a layer to keep you warm.
Occasion
Pieces
A blazer upgrades almost any casual base — the fastest way to dress up an outfit.
Yes. Adding clothes, organising your wardrobe, creating outfits and getting daily suggestions are free. Only AI virtual try-on renders use credits (1 credit per garment per render). You get 5 free credits when you sign up.
No. Suggestions are built only from the garments in your virtual wardrobe, so every look is wearable today. You can keep items you'd like to buy in a separate wishlist.
EveryWear reads the local temperature, wind and humidity and keeps pieces suited to them — a jacket or a knit when it's cold, lighter pieces when it's warm.
Yes — select the pieces and run an AI virtual try-on. The AI renders the outfit on your own photo in a few seconds.
Yes. The generator works from whatever you add, whatever your style — menswear, womenswear or both.
No. EveryWear runs in your browser and can be added to your home screen on iPhone and Android like a native app.
Add a few pieces and get your first suggestions in minutes — free, no credit card needed.
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