Interview outfits: try the shortlist on before the big day
Before an interview the hard question is usually not whether to buy something, but which option fits the role. Is a full suit too formal? Is a knit polo with wide-leg trousers too relaxed? Instead of changing in front of a mirror, put each candidate into Wear.AI, try it on the same portrait, and swipe to compare.
If you have no idea where to start, the Discover feed has interview and everyday commute categories you can try on directly.
Actual results
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All of the above are actual Wear.AI results. The people are AI-generated sample models and the images are not edited afterwards.
A few outfits to look at
Open one to see it worn. The models are AI-generated samples.
Black V-neck sweater over a blue shirt & wide-leg trousers
Black V-neck sweater over a white shirt & wide-leg trousers
Black V-neck top, white column skirt & leather tote
Black peplum tee & ivory pleated midi skirt
Black peplum top, flared trousers & nude pumps
Burgundy boat-neck knit & grey pleated trousers
Chocolate satin shirt & black flared trousers
Grey cable-knit vest over black & wide-leg trousers
Using try-ons to make the decision
- Keep one portrait and only change the clothes. Same person, pose and background means the results are actually comparable.
- Decide the level of formality first. Finance, law and consulting interviews usually start from a full suit; tech and design roles leave room for smart casual.
- Colour goes wrong more often than cut. Try the same jacket in navy, grey and brown.
- Save your final two to the photo library and send them to a friend for a second opinion.
Where the candidate outfits can come from
- Screenshots of suits, shirts and knitwear saved in shopping apps
- Interview and commute categories in the Discover feed
- Clothes you already own, photographed flat or on a hanger
Three steps
- Upload the garment you want to try
- Pick your own portrait
- Generate, swipe to compare, save the one you like
AI results are good for comparing styling and colour. They cannot tell you size or fit, so try the real garment before buying.
FAQ
Do I have to wear a full suit to an interview?
It depends on the industry and the role. Wear.AI lets you compare a full suit and a smart-casual look on the same photo; the final call depends on the company's dress code.
How many credits does a try-on cost?
A standard try-on costs 10 credits. The exact cost is shown on screen before generating. There is no subscription.
Do I need to install the app?
You can start with the web version, and iPhone users can download Wear.AI from the App Store.