Transforming the in-store shopping experience with AI
At Macty, we developed a novel in-store experience, where users can upload images of outfits and we suggest lingerie to pair it with.
Our ‘Complete the Look’ application inspires customers while helping sellers increase the findability of their products and stimulate sales.”
We use advanced image recognition to detect visual attributes from outfits and lingerie to pair them together.
Here’s a demo of what this looks like:
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