Style Lens

Love the outfit? Find your version.

Add a photo or screenshot of an outfit. We describe each piece and find similar ones in shops, affordable first, then mid-range and high end.

What are you looking for?

Or drop a picture here, or paste a screenshot. Add words below, like “under $100”, and we’ll use them too.

Try:

No sign-up needed. Your picture is sent to our AI and image search providers (Google or OpenAI, and SerpApi with Google Lens) to run this search. We don’t save it on our site. Please avoid pictures with private information.

Or shop store images

Pictures come from shopping listings and shops’ product feeds, not from each shop’s own catalogue, so a shop may have more than you see here. Choose one to compare offers.

How to find clothes from a picture

Crop to the piece if you can, and keep it in good light. We describe what we see the way a shop lists it: colour, cut, length, fabric and details. A red-carpet photo leads mostly to articles about the photo, so we search shops for the garment and leave out pages that merely show the picture.

Shopping an outfit by budget

Tell us a total and we’ll propose one piece for each part of the outfit, closest match first, swapping in cheaper pieces only where the budget needs it. You can swap any of them. We don’t know what the original outfit cost, so we never quote a saving against it.

Fit and sizes

A photo can’t tell us your size or how something fits, and we don’t guess. Check each shop’s size guide and returns policy, since they differ a lot. When an outfit comes from a photo of someone, that doesn’t mean they wear or endorse these pieces, and we never try to identify people.

Which shops we look at

We search these directly: Amazon, Walmart, Target, and eBay.

We find these through shopping listings, so they appear only when a listing names them: Macy's, Kohl's, Nordstrom, ASOS, H&M, Zara, Gap, Old Navy, and Uniqlo.

Other shops can appear when they list a match. No shop pays to be included, and commission plays no part in the order.

How we label results

An exact match is a shop’s own listing with the same barcode you scanned. A likely match states the same brand and model we read from your picture, or was found from your barcode. Similar products look alike but may not be the same thing. Every result comes from a real listing we found, and we never make up products, prices or shops.

Questions

Can it find the exact item?

Rarely with certainty. Clothes seldom show a model number, so most results are similar styles, labelled that way. “Closest in looks” shows shop pages whose pictures look most like yours.

Why are affordable shops first?

Most people searching from a photo want the look for less. Type “designer” or press Show high end to reverse that. Within each group, the closest match comes first, not the cheapest.

We may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. This doesn’t affect how results are ordered.

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