saying this with so much love: I'm cracking up at the title, bc it should be "I let an algorithm pick my outfit and then I put on whatever I wanted". But I think you still learned something about your wardrobe AND it's an informative and fun video.
Fun! Would have been cool to see you actually wear what it suggested, tucking oversize things in and styling to make it work even if it is outside your comfort zone.
I totally get when it's 30 degrees you can't be going out wearing trousers but honestly I think part of the point of these videos is to actually wear the outfit suggested for the day and see if you like it at the end/other people's reactions when you're out and about. Here you just straight up wore whatever you wanted for the whole week 😅
Just want to highlight that this app DOESN'T use artificial intelligence. AI is when computers think for themselves, this isn't thinking for itself it's just taking a bunch of inputs and using an algorithm to spit something out, it isn't doing any thinking... Which is probably why it isn't very good!!
@@theautisticacademic5927 it's not machine learning either though is it? I'm not familiar with the app but it didn't look like it adapted and improved it's suggestions based on anything?
Can someone explain to me what made the white dress and sneakers so “millennial”? I’m only 2 years older than Lucy and thought it was just a bit plain but not bad
whenever i feel stuck i really really force myself to try and play with silhouettes. i tuck in, let out, i only button up one or two buttons or go completely asymmetrical. it doesn’t cure the wardrobe fatigue but sometimes i do find a cool new combo or a new way to wear an old piece. also i actually did like the crochet cardigan over the bike suit! it’s not revolutionary but it’s a cute summer alternative to throwing on oversized longsleeve or jacket
I wonder if part of your hesitations to the outfits comes from that drive to shop. If your clothes don’t “work” and it’s too hard and you need more basics and pizazz etc then your really start feeding that need. I loved the idea of this, would of loved to see you try to tuck things in or tie them etc. would genuinely love to see this as a series!
omg yes the long skirt accentuates your belly but in a statuesque, feminine, GORGEOUS way💗 you rock these outfits even though i see why you wouldnt pick all of them
I really like the Whering App, but then I don't try to get it to 'pick' my outfits. I have a small house and clothes are kept in multiple places and I online shop way too much - often buying things that are similar because I forgot I had something. I put together hundreds of outfits myself on the app and just scroll through them to pick something. Also, when I'm going to buy something I have a quick scroll to see if I really need that or if I have something similar that'll do the trick and you almost always do. Of course an algorithm can't decide based on the weather/your mood/the fact that that shirt is actually a dress in your wardrobe/ etc. what you should wear. But I think its a really great tool if you are trying to have a more honest relationship with your closet and if you are trying to curb unhealthy buying habits. Sorry for the long comment I just really don't want people to get turned off the app if they want to use it for different reasons than picking outfits for them - I'd say its more of a digital closet than a personal shopper. Xx
I really enjoyed this, because this is an app I would fully be down for if it had the functionality you discussed at the end; outerwear, seasonal indicators, even a weather report so that it knew the climate of your location each day. As it is, I just feel like it’s more hassle. I’d love to see you try more wardrobe or fashion apps!
i haven't tried a wardrobe app since finery shut down, but i do keep a folder of all the pieces i add to my closet on my desktop! it can be helpful to scroll through and make note of themes like colour and fit that i seem to be drawn to, and also to notice things that are missing from my wardrobe!
I use OpenWardrobe for planning outfits. I haven’t used it for that long so I don’t actually know if it can suggest outfits. I most use it for packing when travelling and planning outfits while on holiday. I love that I can have my full wardrobe and then create capsules for summer, winter, travelling, fancy/party clothes. Its super easy to create outfits and resize the photos for outfit collages.
I like the way you thought a white mini skirt was a bit 'dropping the kids off at school' but not the outfit of a white t shirt and a brown maxi skirt which gave extreme 'my mum c.2000 y2k school run' lol
Definitely think this would have been a more successful video if you had actually tried to use what the app gave you. As it stands, it was just kind of a "what I wear in a week" video...
I have this app and I downloaded it to keep track of the clothes I own and to create outfits for myself. I've been taking OOTD photos for my own reference but this is just another tool to track it. There are other apps that do this but not as many available on android.
@@littlereddragon ur right she doesn't. She can choose whatever look she wants. But I have a similar body type with broad shoulders, tiny chest, and big hips. There's nothing wrong with proportion. It's a neutral word
@@littlereddragon OP didn't say she does but creating an hourglass figure, which is in fashion atm, is something that a lot of people like to do regardless. It's not an inherently bad thing to do it or not to do it, but it just gives off a certain aesthetic that lots of women happen to enjoy.
As someone who has a closet full of tops & bottoms that mostly all match each other, it's fascinating to see so many of the matches made here not work for you hahahha. Love this video concept tho
Maybe my own millennial brain is buffering but how is the cute lil white tulip dress the “mom” outfit, and not the floor length skirt and Birkenstocks?
Just had a scroll through the app and immediately realised it was going to be an absolute nightmare to set up for me. Most of my clothes are second hand, often without any tags or labels, and even the pieces that do have tags weren’t showing up in the database. Lots of my clothes also have bold patterns and prints, so finding an option that just looks sort of similar isn’t really an option. Scrolling through the set up page where it asks which of these basics you own was horrendous for me🤣 I think I maybe clicked on 3 items ? It’s a wonderful idea but definitely not for everyone. I wouldn’t be able to get it set up without devoting a whole day to photographing and adding my items one by one.
Really interesting video! I think the app Owni would also be an interesting one to try - not for algorithm but to see how it helps to rewear items. In general I'd be interested to see a comparison and which app would be worth the time and investment of uploading the whole wardrobe! Owni also has the feature of selling and buying. Generally- reviewing clothing apps video would be GREAT. Could add in things like ByRotation, Hurr etc. But maybe they could be two separate videos with a focus on selling/swapping vs shopping own wardrobe?? Love these vids and please keep them coming!
Second that, but to be fair it fully skips some items of my wardrobe in all outfits. I like the customize outfit feature as well though! That and the weather feature that takes temperature into consideration since I live in the high desert where the temp fluctuates excessively.
Lol, this is another example of why AI is never ACTUALLY going to take over the world 😂 No algorithm can actually replace human taste, emotion, & preference
was categorizing second-hand items more difficult compared to ones who were on ecom websites? i'd expect the app to pull data from retail websites if an item is from a brand thats on sale compared to a second hand item that maybe doesn't even have a label so i wonder if there was any difference. also this seems very time consuming but could be useful if you don't have much closet space and need to put away a lot of your clothes, we all know that if you don't see it you don't wear it so maybe having all your clothes "out" on an app could give more wear to some pieces!
Yes it was much harder! I ended up searching for terms like “yellow golf shirt” in Google images and picking the photo that resembled the item the most 🥲
I love how so many people are suggesting that Lucy had worn exactly what the app chose for her when half of the time it suggested 2 pairs of shoes or clothes that were not at all weather appropriate. I think it's much more realistic to use it as inspiration as Lucy did and not as strict rules, but idk haha
Idk, why do an app when I can take an evening to listen to music and make up new outfits? Take pictures and put them in calendar or temp labeled outfits. Pretty simple 😅 *edit: also to see which items you're wearing, you can have a system where items worn go in one area and items not worn go in another etc. :)
saying "i can wear this but i don't want to" a thousand times in a video like this completely defeates the purpose of the video; of course you don't WANT to wear this, that's the whole point, an app picks for you so it will never be what you want to wear since you didn't pick it out yourself, was honestly really frustrating to watch
In most cases she said that it was because of the weather. I totally get not wanting to wear long leather pants or jeans in 34°C weather in a country with little to no air conditioning. I would have loved to see her trying them on at home though.
(off topic , i saw Veruca Salt the band and the black haired girl looks like you. So ...on mbti she is ISTP so...I'm going ISTP for you. hahahaha. These things are always rude cuz ...people don't really want to know their real type. :(. Bya)
I have been using Whering for at least a year now, and it's one of my favourite apps! What worked for me with oversized tops/shirts was to add them under the dress category (knowing that it won't pair them with jeans or skirts, and that I need to add cycling shorts myself on the side). It saved me lots of time! 🤍
saying this with so much love: I'm cracking up at the title, bc it should be "I let an algorithm pick my outfit and then I put on whatever I wanted". But I think you still learned something about your wardrobe AND it's an informative and fun video.
I read this comment before watching the video and it just made me laugh so much the whole way through. Hahaha!!
@@TB-ky7de me too. :D
esp during a heatwave ... would've been pure torture to stick with some of the choices that came up. but yesss, i was giggling too!
Fun! Would have been cool to see you actually wear what it suggested, tucking oversize things in and styling to make it work even if it is outside your comfort zone.
Same!! Was just waiting for SOMETHING to be tucked, would've been more interesting to try and style out the suggestions.
I totally get when it's 30 degrees you can't be going out wearing trousers but honestly I think part of the point of these videos is to actually wear the outfit suggested for the day and see if you like it at the end/other people's reactions when you're out and about. Here you just straight up wore whatever you wanted for the whole week 😅
"I look like a millenial" Lucy... you are a millennial 😅
Just want to highlight that this app DOESN'T use artificial intelligence. AI is when computers think for themselves, this isn't thinking for itself it's just taking a bunch of inputs and using an algorithm to spit something out, it isn't doing any thinking... Which is probably why it isn't very good!!
It does! Machine learning is a type of AI.
@@theautisticacademic5927 it's not machine learning either though is it? I'm not familiar with the app but it didn't look like it adapted and improved it's suggestions based on anything?
@@libbybess that’s what it’s supposed to do! Whether it’s working well is another thing altogether 😂
Can someone explain to me what made the white dress and sneakers so “millennial”? I’m only 2 years older than Lucy and thought it was just a bit plain but not bad
i love the first baggy-baggy look! i think with a teensy bag and a pearl necklace to offset the dad energy its so cute :)
When I was editing I saw it in a different light and totally agree 💖
The way I was like ah that’s a cute outfit just before Lucy says she hates it lol 💀
Same
Lucy: an algorithm picked my outfits!
Algorithm: *picks an outfit*
Also Lucy: ...absolutely not
whenever i feel stuck i really really force myself to try and play with silhouettes. i tuck in, let out, i only button up one or two buttons or go completely asymmetrical. it doesn’t cure the wardrobe fatigue but sometimes i do find a cool new combo or a new way to wear an old piece. also i actually did like the crochet cardigan over the bike suit! it’s not revolutionary but it’s a cute summer alternative to throwing on oversized longsleeve or jacket
I wonder if part of your hesitations to the outfits comes from that drive to shop. If your clothes don’t “work” and it’s too hard and you need more basics and pizazz etc then your really start feeding that need. I loved the idea of this, would of loved to see you try to tuck things in or tie them etc. would genuinely love to see this as a series!
omg yes the long skirt accentuates your belly but in a statuesque, feminine, GORGEOUS way💗 you rock these outfits even though i see why you wouldnt pick all of them
I really like the Whering App, but then I don't try to get it to 'pick' my outfits. I have a small house and clothes are kept in multiple places and I online shop way too much - often buying things that are similar because I forgot I had something. I put together hundreds of outfits myself on the app and just scroll through them to pick something. Also, when I'm going to buy something I have a quick scroll to see if I really need that or if I have something similar that'll do the trick and you almost always do. Of course an algorithm can't decide based on the weather/your mood/the fact that that shirt is actually a dress in your wardrobe/ etc. what you should wear. But I think its a really great tool if you are trying to have a more honest relationship with your closet and if you are trying to curb unhealthy buying habits. Sorry for the long comment I just really don't want people to get turned off the app if they want to use it for different reasons than picking outfits for them - I'd say its more of a digital closet than a personal shopper. Xx
I really enjoyed this, because this is an app I would fully be down for if it had the functionality you discussed at the end; outerwear, seasonal indicators, even a weather report so that it knew the climate of your location each day. As it is, I just feel like it’s more hassle. I’d love to see you try more wardrobe or fashion apps!
this is seven months late, but there are a couple apps, like Acloset and XZ(Closet) that do do these things!
Loved this video idea! Please do a autumn/ winter one!
I actually love the outfit with the white dress. Buuuut, i am a millennial. 🙈😂
i haven't tried a wardrobe app since finery shut down, but i do keep a folder of all the pieces i add to my closet on my desktop! it can be helpful to scroll through and make note of themes like colour and fit that i seem to be drawn to, and also to notice things that are missing from my wardrobe!
OMG Polyvore, what a time that was!!!😂
I use OpenWardrobe for planning outfits. I haven’t used it for that long so I don’t actually know if it can suggest outfits. I most use it for packing when travelling and planning outfits while on holiday. I love that I can have my full wardrobe and then create capsules for summer, winter, travelling, fancy/party clothes.
Its super easy to create outfits and resize the photos for outfit collages.
Haha whyyyy not just try the outfits!! Love you but this was a frustrating watch!!
I like the way you thought a white mini skirt was a bit 'dropping the kids off at school' but not the outfit of a white t shirt and a brown maxi skirt which gave extreme 'my mum c.2000 y2k school run' lol
Definitely think this would have been a more successful video if you had actually tried to use what the app gave you. As it stands, it was just kind of a "what I wear in a week" video...
the nostalgia that hit me when I heard you say "polyvore" and then showed the picture! Those were the days
as a data scientist i enjoyed this. still, i wonder who is going to use this app - seems incredibly time consuming
I have this app and I downloaded it to keep track of the clothes I own and to create outfits for myself. I've been taking OOTD photos for my own reference but this is just another tool to track it. There are other apps that do this but not as many available on android.
Honestly, the long skirt and t shirt outfit looked the most proportional on you in this video. I think your shoulders balanced out your hips well.
She doesn't need to "balance out" her hips
@@littlereddragon ur right she doesn't. She can choose whatever look she wants. But I have a similar body type with broad shoulders, tiny chest, and big hips. There's nothing wrong with proportion. It's a neutral word
@@littlereddragon OP didn't say she does but creating an hourglass figure, which is in fashion atm, is something that a lot of people like to do regardless. It's not an inherently bad thing to do it or not to do it, but it just gives off a certain aesthetic that lots of women happen to enjoy.
Hey Lucy! Why don’t you use your Sezane basket bag as a summer bag? I also think cotton totes are summery, and you’ve got some of them :)
Ive been using the 30 wears app, its free and does the job of tracking what I am ACTUALLY wearing
As someone who has a closet full of tops & bottoms that mostly all match each other, it's fascinating to see so many of the matches made here not work for you hahahha. Love this video concept tho
Maybe my own millennial brain is buffering but how is the cute lil white tulip dress the “mom” outfit, and not the floor length skirt and Birkenstocks?
Are you not a millennial?
Loved this vid! Such an interesting concept and so cool watching you learn more about your wardrobe from a different perspective!
def not using that app lol tho i loved some of the outfits :) and LOVE your new hair. it looks soooo good on you! kisses from spain.
Just had a scroll through the app and immediately realised it was going to be an absolute nightmare to set up for me. Most of my clothes are second hand, often without any tags or labels, and even the pieces that do have tags weren’t showing up in the database. Lots of my clothes also have bold patterns and prints, so finding an option that just looks sort of similar isn’t really an option. Scrolling through the set up page where it asks which of these basics you own was horrendous for me🤣 I think I maybe clicked on 3 items ? It’s a wonderful idea but definitely not for everyone. I wouldn’t be able to get it set up without devoting a whole day to photographing and adding my items one by one.
I really liked the last outfit !! Made you so tall
Really interesting video! I think the app Owni would also be an interesting one to try - not for algorithm but to see how it helps to rewear items. In general I'd be interested to see a comparison and which app would be worth the time and investment of uploading the whole wardrobe! Owni also has the feature of selling and buying.
Generally- reviewing clothing apps video would be GREAT. Could add in things like ByRotation, Hurr etc. But maybe they could be two separate videos with a focus on selling/swapping vs shopping own wardrobe??
Love these vids and please keep them coming!
this was such a fun concept! I really want to give this a go to give me some more insight into how my different pieces work with each other or don't!
the brown skirt!!!!!!!
9:23 How do the millennials dress like?! 😂
Where are your jeans (outfit 1) from? Thanks!
I use cladwell for planning outfits and it suggests great outfits for me tbh! is it available in the UK?
Second that, but to be fair it fully skips some items of my wardrobe in all outfits. I like the customize outfit feature as well though! That and the weather feature that takes temperature into consideration since I live in the high desert where the temp fluctuates excessively.
Lol, this is another example of why AI is never ACTUALLY going to take over the world 😂 No algorithm can actually replace human taste, emotion, & preference
loved this video, very fun! tempted to give it a go myself!
was categorizing second-hand items more difficult compared to ones who were on ecom websites? i'd expect the app to pull data from retail websites if an item is from a brand thats on sale compared to a second hand item that maybe doesn't even have a label so i wonder if there was any difference. also this seems very time consuming but could be useful if you don't have much closet space and need to put away a lot of your clothes, we all know that if you don't see it you don't wear it so maybe having all your clothes "out" on an app could give more wear to some pieces!
Yes it was much harder! I ended up searching for terms like “yellow golf shirt” in Google images and picking the photo that resembled the item the most 🥲
I love how so many people are suggesting that Lucy had worn exactly what the app chose for her when half of the time it suggested 2 pairs of shoes or clothes that were not at all weather appropriate. I think it's much more realistic to use it as inspiration as Lucy did and not as strict rules, but idk haha
Please take us on the journey to find what you're missing in your wardrobe
omg your hair is soo red ! Are you going full red? :D
Can you not just take your own photo???
Can you please please please start a podcast? Your views are so interesting, and I think a podcast would be such a good format for you
Idk, why do an app when I can take an evening to listen to music and make up new outfits? Take pictures and put them in calendar or temp labeled outfits. Pretty simple 😅
*edit: also to see which items you're wearing, you can have a system where items worn go in one area and items not worn go in another etc. :)
OMG my dream is to have Cher Horowitz's closet!!!!
tag system of that app is messy, need to put right color, right tags and fabrics
saying "i can wear this but i don't want to" a thousand times in a video like this completely defeates the purpose of the video; of course you don't WANT to wear this, that's the whole point, an app picks for you so it will never be what you want to wear since you didn't pick it out yourself, was honestly really frustrating to watch
In most cases she said that it was because of the weather. I totally get not wanting to wear long leather pants or jeans in 34°C weather in a country with little to no air conditioning. I would have loved to see her trying them on at home though.
(off topic , i saw Veruca Salt the band and the black haired girl looks like you. So ...on mbti she is ISTP so...I'm going ISTP for you. hahahaha. These things are always rude cuz ...people don't really want to know their real type. :(. Bya)
I have been using Whering for at least a year now, and it's one of my favourite apps! What worked for me with oversized tops/shirts was to add them under the dress category (knowing that it won't pair them with jeans or skirts, and that I need to add cycling shorts myself on the side). It saved me lots of time! 🤍
I was also going to add this! made suggestions much more suitable
“ I feel like I look like a millennial.” 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠 this millennial