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Full-outfit try-on

[ 03 ] · Full-outfit try-on

The whole look, on them.

One photo. Every piece of the outfit, in the chosen size and colour, rendered on the shopper from head to heels — before it goes in the bag, not after it comes back.

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Shopper wearing the full look: black slip dress, camel coat, slingbacks, top-handle bag

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in one sentence

What is full-outfit virtual try-on?

Full-outfit virtual try-on renders a complete look — dress, layer, shoes, bag — on a photo of the shopper in a single image, instead of showing one garment at a time. Elara builds the outfit from your live inventory, renders it on the shopper in their chosen sizes, and lets them add the entire look to bag in one tap. It is the step between “I like it” and “I am sure”, which is where most online returns are decided.

Also called · AI try-on · virtual fitting · see it on me

In the glossary →

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the gap

Why does it matter?

Models show you the clothes. Mirrors show you yourself.

Single-item try-on answers “does this fit”, not “does this work”.

Most returns are a surprise that happened at the door.

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how it works

How does full-outfit try-on work?

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One photo
Taken or uploaded in the widget; deleted after the session unless the shopper saves the look.
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The look is assembled
Elara picks the pieces; the shopper swaps any slot.
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Rendered head to heels
Every piece in the chosen size and colour, one image, under ten seconds.
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Straight to bag
The rendered look adds as a set; the photo never leaves the session.

TRY-ON · 4 PIECES

Slip dress      · £185
Camel coat      · £320
Slingbacks      · £140
Top-handle bag  · £210
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Total           · £855

Rendered on the shopper. Added to bag as a set.

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the numbers

What does it do to the numbers?

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Conversion, assisted sessions

Head to heels

Full-figure render

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Photo

Industry standards for AI-assisted shopping sessions. Your holdout report shows your own.

Industry benchmarks commonly put online apparel return rates at 20–30%, far above in-store. Many of those returns are decided at the door, when the outfit finally meets the body. Showing the complete look on the shopper before checkout moves that moment earlier, while the decision is still cheap to change — for the shopper, who keeps the money, and for you, who keeps the sale.

Source · industry benchmarks, via our 2026 fashion ecommerce stats →

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versus

How is it different from single-item try-on and model photography?

ElaraSingle-item try-onModel photography

Whole outfit in one image

On the shopper, not a model

Built from live stock in their size

Adds the look to bag as a set

Measured against a holdout

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use cases

Which use cases does it power?

[ Use case ]

Reduce returns

Full-outfit try-on before checkout means fewer surprises after it.

[ Use case ]

Complete the look

From any product page, Elara builds the outfit around the piece they are already looking at.

[ Use case ]

Occasion shopping

The shopper describes the moment. Elara answers with a complete look, in stock, in their size.

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who it is for

Who is it for?

Brands where returns eat the margin — dresses, tailoring, occasionwear — and brands whose model photography cannot show every colour on every body.

25K–600K SESSIONS / MO

SHOPIFY & HEADLESS

APPAREL, FOOTWEAR, ACCESSORIES

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pairs with

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Playground

Shoppers build their own looks from your catalog, slot by slot.

Garden wedding in June, under $900

OccasionBudgetDress code

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Occasion briefs

One sentence about the moment becomes a brief: occasion, budget, weather, dress code.

Hesitation detected

Still deciding? I can build a full outfit around this piece.

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Proactive engagement

Elara notices a shopper hesitating and speaks first, with a reason to stay.

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questions

Questions a Head of Ecommerce asks first.

Anything else, book twenty minutes and ask the founder directly.

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Not unless the shopper chooses to save the look. Photos are processed for the session, deleted afterwards and never used to train models. Nothing is shared with other brands.

Dresses, tops, knitwear, layers, trousers, skirts, shoes and bags render on the body; jewellery and small accessories are shown as overlays. Categories you exclude in the dashboard are never rendered.

The render shows drape, length and colour in the chosen size on the shopper’s own proportions. It is a visual check that answers “does this work on me”, alongside your size guide; it does not replace measurements.

No. The widget is under 5 KB and loads async; rendering happens off-page and only when a shopper asks for it.

Shoppers who see the whole outfit on themselves before buying return fewer surprises. Industry benchmarks put online apparel returns at 20–30%; your holdout report will show the change on your store.

Yes. A saved look produces a link that opens the outfit on your store, and on Growth plans it can go out as an email block through Klaviyo or Ometria.

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