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Version 5.2.0 · 2026-09-17
Enabling location services for weather data
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The store currently lists version 5.2.0, updated 2026-09-17.








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Meet OpenWardrobe — the app that helps you get more out of the clothes you already own.
Organize your wardrobe, plan outfits from your real closet, track what you wear, and make smarter shopping decisions with AI.
With OpenWardrobe, you can:
Organize your wardrobe by season, trip, lifestyle, occasion, or anything else you need
Plan outfits from your own clothes in grids or collages
Track wear history, cost per wear, wardrobe value, and resale value
Get styling help from LolaAI, your AI stylist trained on your wardrobe
Share wardrobes with friends and style each other
Resell through our Poshmark integration and turn clothes into cash
Book alterations & repairs in the US to improve fit and extend the life of your clothes
Discover your Style Blueprint, including colors, body shape, and style personality…
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Enabling location services for weather data
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