Name the clothes you own and the occasion ahead. Create an outfit plan with Macaron's AI. Begin with one combination, then keep or change specific pieces as you work through the day.

In Macaron's outfit planner, describe a few recognizable pieces: navy wide-leg trousers, a cream cardigan, white trainers and a floral midi dress. Include a practical detail that affects the choice, such as a waistband you find uncomfortable while seated. Use weather information you have checked. You can begin with a clothing description; photos are optional when an item's color or shape is hard to explain. The existing StyleSync template illustrates a wardrobe-based workflow with clothing, occasion and weather inputs. Its product screenshots offer a view of that template.
| Detail | Example for Macaron |
|---|---|
| Plans | Gallery visit, then a casual dinner |
| Available pieces | Navy trousers, cream cardigan, white tee, trainers |
| Keep | Trainers for walking |
| Avoid | Tight waistbands and new purchases |
| Output | One outfit and a warmer variation |
An illustrative combination is the tee, navy trousers and trainers, with the cardigan for the cooler part of the day. For more event choices, the women's occasion workflow compares a lunch look with an indoor dinner.
For several days away, the summer capsule itinerary adds laundry and repeat-wear decisions.
See the StyleSync template for its wardrobe interface.

A specific correction gives the conversation direction: "Keep the shoes. The cardigan is too short with these trousers; use my longer overshirt." Macaron's Deep Memory supports preference and context recall. Add what you wore and what felt comfortable, and update the clothing list when something becomes unavailable. You can also use the brief to request a personal outfit-planning tool in Macaron. For an unexpected starting combination without AI, use the random clothing picker. Try any suggested outfit on before relying on its fit for an event.
Open Macaron's outfit planner or an outfit template in the app. Describe your available clothes and plans, then continue the conversation to refine a suggestion.
No. You can begin by describing a few pieces. Photos are optional when an item's color or shape is difficult to explain.
An outfit idea does not verify physical fit. Try the pieces on and assess movement, comfort and proportion before relying on the combination for an event.