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Meta’s Style Sketch plans outfits from your clothes

The app suggests combinations and travel wardrobes.

Overhead conceptual illustration of clothing cards, a cream top, green jacket, navy trousers and rust shoes beside an open suitcase.
CurioFuse · AI-generated illustration

Meta’s app description presents Style Sketch as a way to reuse a wardrobe. Choose one garment to get combinations built around it, or preview looks on a model matched to your body shape and skin tone. For trips, provide the destination and duration to receive daily outfits reflecting the forecast and planned activities. These are the developer’s descriptions of the features, without an independent accuracy test.

The data notice makes an important distinction: importing recent Facebook or Instagram photos is optional. Pictures can contain other adults’ clothes, and the app cannot determine ownership. Suggested garments enter the closet only when you select them. Before uploading an avatar photo, you must confirm that it depicts you. Deleting an avatar removes it and data generated from its source photo. Weather suggestions use a city you provide, or one inferred from your IP address; precise GPS location is not used for this purpose.

TechCrunch reported on October 29 that the iOS and Android app was available in Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. Its reporter received no response from Meta and said wider rollout plans were unknown. The report credits Matt Navarra with spotting the app; it does not establish availability everywhere.

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