Tool 03
Most people guess, and most guesses are wrong in a way they can't articulate. This tool scores any top + bottom combination on a 0–100 scale across five specific dimensions — color harmony, formality match, pattern clash risk, texture pairing, and silhouette balance — and tells you the weakest part so you can fix it.
Color
Pattern
Formality
Fit
Color
Pattern
Formality
Fit
Occasion — adjusts the scoring weights
Compatibility score
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What you picked
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Each dimension is scored independently. The combination totals to 100.
Weakest dimension
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Strongest dimension
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Try these alternatives
The three top colors that would score highest with your selected bottom.
The three bottom colors that would score highest with your selected top.
80–100: works well. Trust the combination, especially for the occasion you selected. The breakdown tells you why it works, which is useful for the next time you're choosing without the tool.
60–79: workable with one fix. Look at the weakest dimension. If it's color, swap one piece. If it's pattern, drop one pattern. If it's formality, either dress up or down one piece. Most "almost" outfits become "yes" outfits with one small change.
40–59: needs two changes. The combination is fighting itself on at least two axes. Easier to start over than to repair. The "Try these alternatives" section will give you better starting points.
Below 40: don't force it. The pieces want to be in different outfits. This isn't a moral judgment — the tool is saying the math isn't there. Try one of the alternatives, or save this combination for the occasion where it does score well.
It can't see fabric weight, drape, or finish. A silk blouse and a polyester blouse in the same color can land very differently. The score assumes similar fabric families. Use the texture note as a starting point, not a verdict.
It doesn't know your body geometry. The same color combination can flatter one person and wash out another. Combine this with the Body Geometry tool to get outfit recommendations that account for both fit and color.
It doesn't know your personal season. A color can be objectively harmonious and still not suit your undertone. For maximum confidence, run the Color Season tool first, then use the palette you get as your default for Outfit Check.
It can't account for surprise. A combination that breaks one rule confidently can look more interesting than a combination that follows all five. The score is a strong default, not a creativity cap.
If both pieces are the same formality and fit, black-and-white is high 80s, not 100, because the color harmony dimension penalizes similar value (both extremes). It's still one of the strongest combinations. The score reflects "how harmonic," not "is it okay."
A casual combination that scores 85 for "weekend" might score 60 for "board meeting" because the formality dimension matters more in formal contexts. The tool re-weights the five dimensions based on what you're dressing for.
Probably not. But "I like how I look in this" is a valid input that the tool doesn't have access to. Confidence, comfort, and personal association can override any harmony score. Use the breakdown to understand which dimension is low; if it's one you genuinely don't care about, trust your mirror.
Not in this version. Three-piece scoring is significantly more complex (3 color pairs, 3 formality interactions, pattern decisions across three pieces). Run the two most important pairings — top + layer, and layer + bottom — and look for both to score well.
About this tool
Purpose. Score any top + bottom combination on a 0–100 scale across five dimensions: color harmony, formality match, pattern clash, texture pairing, and silhouette balance. The score is adjusted by occasion.
Methodology. Color harmony is calculated from HSL hue distance with rules for analogous, complementary, triadic, and neutral-pairing relationships. Formality and pattern use a lookup table. Silhouette balance follows the conventional tight-loose / loose-tight principle. Each dimension is weighted by the occasion.
Best use. Before getting dressed for an occasion where you want to look intentional — interview, presentation, first date, photo. Saves you the slow uncertainty of "does this work?"
Limitations. No access to fabric weight, drape, or finish. No awareness of your body geometry or color season. The score is one input, not the only input.
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Disclaimer
Outfit compatibility scoring reflects common style heuristics and color theory conventions, not objective quality. Personal preference, cultural context, body geometry, color season, and the specific occasion may legitimately lead you to a different choice than the highest-scoring combination.
For high-stakes situations (job interview, professional photos, formal events), the score is one input among many. Trust your mirror, your comfort, and your judgment.