Give your store
a virtual stylist

Styled from your catalog. One tap from the bag.

From one question to a full look

A shopper in a linen shirt and matching linen trousers with suede loafers
Resort casual

“Dinner by the water, somewhere warm”

Linen head to toe, with suede to dress it up.

$648 · 4 pieces

Linen shirt

Linen shirt

$128

Linen pants

Linen pants

$145

Suede loafers

Suede loafers

$210

Gold chain

Gold chain

$165

A shopper in a hoodie, black jeans and white sneakers
Streetwear

“Something easy for weekend errands”

A hoodie that still looks considered.

$353 · 3 pieces

Hoodie

Hoodie

$98

Black jeans

Black jeans

$120

White sneakers

White sneakers

$135

A shopper in a black shirt, linen trousers and heeled sandals
Smart casual

“Sunday brunch, smart but not stiff”

A black shirt sharpens the linen underneath.

$515 · 4 pieces

Black shirt

Black shirt

$110

Linen pants

Linen pants

$145

Heeled sandals

Heeled sandals

$175

Leather belt

Leather belt

$85

A shopper in a white t-shirt, sweatpants and black sneakers
Athleisure

“A coffee run, but make it look intentional”

Sweats that read styled, not slept in.

$428 · 4 pieces

White t-shirt

White t-shirt

$45

Sweatpants

Sweatpants

$88

Black sneakers

Black sneakers

$130

Gold chain

Gold chain

$165

This is what your shopper sees

Right after add to bag, shoppers look for what goes with it

In moderated testing, shoppers hunted around the product page for pieces to “finish the look”.

Baymard Institute, moderated usability testing (4,400+ sessions)

Cream wool overshirt

Wool overshirt

$165

Added to bag

Complete the look

Wool trousers

Wool trousers

$185

Penny loafers

Penny loafers

$240

Leather tote

Leather tote

$295

47%

of sites have no row like this on the product page at all.

Baymard Institute, benchmark of 344 top-grossing sites

58%

of major sites offer only one kind of suggestion, or mix alternatives in with the pieces that go with it.

Baymard Institute, Product Page UX research

Storefront is illustrative. Industry research, not Stylor results.

Know exactly what Stylor put in the cart

Every piece the assistant put in a cart, and how much of your store's cart it is behind.

From a shopper's question to your report

  1. 1

    The shopper asks

    What goes with the overshirt I just added?
  2. 2

    Stylor adds the piece

    Wool trousers

    Wool trousers

    $185.00
  3. 3

    You see it in your report

    Cart impact

    Stylor added it$185.00

Where every cart add came from

Stylor
Stylor added it
Stylor showed it, they added it
They found it on their own

Out of every add your cart takes — not just the ones we saw.

See how easy it is to import your catalog

Shopify storefronts read instantly — nothing to install. No store handy? .

  • A virtual stylist is a personal stylist built into your storefront. Shoppers describe an occasion — dinner by the water, a week of office outfits, a coffee run — and Stylor puts together complete looks from your own catalog, each piece one tap from the bag.

  • Stylor reads every product in your catalog — category, colour, pattern and fit — and styles looks the way a stylist would, pairing pieces that go together rather than items that simply look alike. Each look is shown on a model, so shoppers see the whole outfit before they buy it.

  • It is the row of pieces that go with the item a shopper is viewing. Baymard Institute found shoppers look for it right after adding to bag, yet 47% of top-grossing sites have no row like it. Stylor adds a complete-the-look row to your product pages, styled from your catalog, with one embed in your theme.

  • Yes. Enter your Shopify store’s address and Stylor reads your catalog straight away, with nothing to install. The virtual stylist and the complete-the-look row are added to your Shopify theme with an embed.

  • We’ll build the integration with you, or you can load your catalog yourself through the Stylor developer API. Tell us about your platform and we’ll take it from there.

  • A shopper who came for one piece leaves with the pieces that finish the outfit. Every look is a cross-sell built from products that genuinely go together, and Stylor’s reporting shows every piece the stylist put in a cart and how much of your store’s cart it is behind.

  • You can see your own catalog styled on this page in seconds. Going live means adding the stylist to your storefront with an embed, and we set it up with you.

  • Yes. The developer documentation covers the REST API for catalog search, outfit recommendations and the stylist itself, so you can bring Stylor into your own storefront, app or checkout.

  • Pricing is custom, sized to your catalog, traffic and integrations — see pricing. Every store can start with a free 30-day trial; get in touch and we’ll set it up.

A model in a purple sweatshirt and charcoal trousers
A model in a cobalt blazer, white shirt and coral trousers
A model in a cream linen shirt and yellow pleated trousers

Bring a virtual stylist to your store

Complete looks from your own catalog, styled for every shopper — right in your storefront.