Styling & Outfits

Seasonal trends and wardrobe discovery

See regional seasonal trends on Dashboard and in Discovery, compare them with your wardrobe, and use Stylist trend chips to guide an outfit idea.

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Applies to All plans

FVLBI presents regional seasonal trends as cards and chips across Dashboard, Discovery, and Stylist. These views help you compare current colors, styles, patterns, and styling notes with pieces you already own.

  • Dashboard shows a compact trend section with regional colors, defining looks, patterns, and seasonal styling notes.
  • Discovery expands regional trends into a feed of cards and compares eligible color, style, and silhouette trends with your wardrobe.
  • Stylist displays trend chips above the current outfit idea. Select a chip to generate an idea with that trend as a focus.

Open Dashboard to review the current regional overview.

Open Discovery to explore trend and wardrobe cards.

Open Stylist to use a trend chip in an outfit idea.

How wardrobe matching works

Discovery checks eligible trends against processed wardrobe items. A compatible color, style, or silhouette can produce a wardrobe validation card. Unmatched trends and pattern or fabric trends can appear as suggestions. The feed combines those cards with the regional trend scores.

Wardrobe matching does not require a fixed number of matching pieces and does not move a trend to the top when you own three items.

Choose a trend region

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Find Location and Trends.
  3. Open Trend Region and choose Automatic or an available region.

Automatic uses the region available to FVLBI. A manual Trend Region keeps the regional trend views focused on that selection until you change it.

Open trend settings to review the current Trend Region.

When trend cards change

Regional trend data can change as the daily report updates. Dashboard, Discovery, and Stylist use the available report for the selected region.

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