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The store currently lists version 2.16.0, updated 2026-09-13.
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Turn outfits from Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest into wearable looks you can try on instantly — styled for your body, your wardrobe, and your color palette.
Upload your mirror selfies or full-body pics — no perfect product shots needed. Aesty analyzes your style and builds outfits that actually feel like you.
You don't scroll for hours or follow trends you don't relate to. You build a wardrobe that's yours.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Screenshot an outfit from social media
2. Aesty scans the photo and identifies every garment
3. Try it on your personalized avatar
4. Mix and match with clothes in your closet
5. Shop only what's missing — with direct links
YOUR DIGITAL CLOSET
Upload your wardrobe and let Aesty work with what you own. Add items from your camera or photo library — the app automatically categorizes and color-matches everything.…
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• Scan your camera roll and Aesty hangs up everything it finds • Watch pieces land on your shelves as the scan finds them • Invite a friend and you both get free try-ons • Now speaking Japanese, Korean and Brazilian Portuguese • A few stitches behind the scenes
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