I love when technology works in a way that meets my particular needs—and that's the case with this fun new tool I found on Depop, a resale platform I use almost exclusively as a buyer. One inconspicuous little button helps you create a visual representation of an outfit made up of clothing and accessories across various listings.
Here's how it works: Let's say you see a sweater you like while you're browsing, but you aren't sure what you'd wear it with. A little while later, you see some jeans you love and start to wonder how they'd look with that sweater. With this new feature, you can add both to your My Outfits tab, where the backgrounds of the listing photos will be removed and you can drag the pieces around on a blank screen, helping yourself visualize how they'd look together before you buy them. Your created outfits stay saved to your account and you can tap them any time to review or change them—plus they link back to the pieces they contain, so when you're ready to buy, you can just go from there.
With the new Depop feature, you can make vision boards of outfit ideas and there are no limits. Add shoes, a bag, a hair accessory, a top, a jacket, and pants—even (or especially) if all of those are from different sellers.
A few areas for improvement
There are some flaws that will be harder to address. The most pressing one is that the photos the My Outfits tool uses are just pictures sellers take. As a seller myself, I'm not always taking high-quality images. Unlike a lot of other sellers, I never use mannequins or studio lighting. If I feel like it, I'll don the article of clothing and take a mirror selfie, but that's about as far as I'll go—and a lot of people are like me. Plenty of sellers snap one or two pics of a dimly-lit pair of jeans or shoes and call it a day. We're not professionals; we're regular people trying to get some extra cash. When it comes to My Outfits, that means you may be importing less-than-quality images and trying, based on those, to figure out how an outfit looks. The quality of your My Outfit mockup actually depends on the quality of the photos, and you can't control that at all.
Still, it's innovative and fun; I've been making up outfits all week. I told my friends about it but even after updating their apps, they don't have the feature yet, so it appears to still be rolling out.
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