Meta tests Style Sketch to turn social media photos into digital wardrobes

Meta has rolled out an AI-powered wardrobe application called Style Sketch on Android and iOS across Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand. First spotted by social media consultant Matt Navarra, the tool scans images from connected Facebook and Instagram accounts to build a digital closet, though users can also manually snap new pictures, record short videos, or upload camera roll photos. [1][2]

Once clothing items are cataloged, the app generates outfit suggestions tailored to individual styles and lets users test looks on a virtual model matched to their skin tone and body shape. The tool can assemble outfits around a chosen garment, adapt choices to local weather forecasts, or generate day-by-day packing plans based on travel itineraries and activities. [1][2]

The release lands amid an industry push into fashion technology, competing against features from Google Photos, Google Search, OpenAI's ChatGPT, and startups like Alta. The launch follows other experimental Meta software, including the Tamagotchi-style journal game Waddle World, the vibe-coding game maker Pocket, and the video tool Vibes, aligning with chief executive Mark Zuckerberg's initiative to quickly release more apps as internal AI development speeds up. [1][2]