The Journal

Notes for the next occasion.

What to wear, decided before the event: occasion notes styled from the pieces you already own, each one ending where Sleqk begins, with the look rendered on you.

Gallery-opening look: ivory dress and crystal mesh bag, rendered on the wearer's own photo

Evening · smart-casual

What to wear to a gallery opening

Smart-casual, evening, and everyone quietly looking at everyone: how to dress for a gallery opening from the pieces you already own.

A first-date look: polka-dot midi dress with a chain bag, rendered on the wearer's own photo

Friday · evening · easy

What to wear on a first date

Easy and unfussy beats overdressed and stiff: how to dress for a first date from your own pieces, and decide before Friday panic sets in.

A client-meeting look: blush blazer with matching trousers, rendered on the wearer's own photo

Midday · pulled-together

What to wear to a client meeting

Pulled-together without the costume: dressing for a client meeting from pieces you already own, with the city and the stakes in mind.

Florence weekend look: ivory vest and floral skirt, rendered on the wearer's own photo

Florence · summer · walk-all-day

A weekend in Florence from one carry-on

Summer, cobblestones, and walk-all-day plans: packing a Florence weekend from your own closet, so every day has a look before you fly.

Wedding-guest look: fuchsia halter dress and cream bag, rendered on the wearer's own photo

Celebration · daytime into night

What to wear to a wedding as a guest

Joyful, not bridal, and comfortable past midnight: dressing for a wedding from pieces you already own, whatever the invitation says.

Travel-day look: navy tank, white trousers and suede sneakers, on the wearer's own photo

Travel day · long-haul friendly

What to wear to the airport

Security lines, dry cabin air, and a dash to gate B44: the travel-day outfit that works, built from pieces you already own.

A first-day look: pink suit with a tie-neck blouse and loafers, rendered on the wearer's own photo

First impression · calibrated

What to wear on your first day at a new job

Confident, comfortable, and recognisably you: a first-day outfit from pieces you already own, calibrated to a room you haven't seen yet.

Concert look: sequin top, split-front jeans and glitter sneakers, on the wearer's own photo

Standing tickets · shine

What to wear to a concert

Standing for hours, dancing in a crowd, finding your friends after: a concert outfit from your own pieces that shines without suffering.

Graduation look: printed maxi dress, quilted bag and red flats, on the wearer's own photo

Ceremony · photos · lunch

What to wear to a graduation

A ceremony, a hundred photos, and a long family lunch: one graduation outfit from your own pieces that survives all three.

Rooftop look: raspberry slip dress and gold rhinestone bag at dusk, on the wearer's own photo

Summer evening · golden hour

What to wear to rooftop drinks

Golden hour, a skyline, and a breeze nobody warned you about: a summer-evening rooftop look from pieces you already own.

Fall wedding look: emerald long-sleeve dress and gold heels, on the wearer's own photo

Autumn · outdoor into indoor

What to wear to a fall wedding

Long sleeves, deep colour and shoes that survive a lawn: dressing for an autumn wedding from pieces you already own, from an October vineyard to a November city hall.

Cocktail-attire look: orange one-shoulder midi dress and white sandals, on the wearer's own photo

Cocktail · afternoon into evening

What to wear to a cocktail attire wedding

Cocktail attire is the most common line on an invitation and the least explained: a midi dress with some drama, one good shoe, and nothing that reads office. From your own closet.

City hall wedding look: pale blue double-breasted suit and nude heels, on the wearer's own photo

City hall · daytime · tailored

What to wear to a city hall wedding as a guest

Small ceremony, big lunch after: how to dress for a courthouse or city hall wedding from pieces you already own, polished enough for the photos and easy enough for the rest of the day.

Garden-party wedding look: printed maxi dress, quilted bag and red flats, on the wearer's own photo

Dress codes · every kind of wedding

Wedding dress codes, explained

Black tie, black tie optional, cocktail, semi-formal, garden party, beach formal, casual: what each line on the invitation actually asks for, and how to answer it from your own closet.

Destination · three events · one bag

What to wear to a destination wedding

Welcome drinks, the ceremony and a beach brunch, all from one carry-on: how to pack three wedding outfits from pieces you already own without a second suitcase.

A forest green dress from the wearer's own closet, rendered on her own photo by Sleqk

Point of view

Why Sleqk is different from other digital closet and AI stylist apps

Most closet apps are a shop with a closet attached. Sleqk is your own private space: every piece you own, a stylist that works only from those pieces, and a photoreal try-on on your own photo. Nothing for sale.

An outfit from the wearer's own closet rendered on the wearer's own photo by Sleqk

Compared · checked 29 September 2026

The best wardrobe apps in 2026: nine closet apps compared

We compared nine closet and wardrobe apps on what they actually do. AI outfits, weather, event planning, try-on, wear tracking, packing and shopping. Written by the Sleqk team. Where another app does something better we say so.

A blue suit from the wearer's own closet rendered on the wearer's own photo by Sleqk

Head to head · checked 29 September 2026

Indyx vs Whering: which wardrobe app is better and where Sleqk fits

Indyx and Whering are two of the most searched closet apps. They are built for different jobs. Here is what each one does side by side. We also add a third option for anyone who wants to see the outfit on themselves. Written by the Sleqk team.

Purple tank top and white wide-leg trousers on a plain studio backdrop, on the wearer's own photo

How to · digital closet

How to digitize your closet in one evening

A digital closet is only useful once it can make outfits. Here is the order that gets you there in one evening: what to photograph first, how to sort it and when to stop.

Magenta trouser suit with a white bow blouse and black loafers, on the wearer's own photo

Autumn · rain forecast

What to wear to a wedding when it rains

Rain on the day changes three things: your hem, your shoes and your coat. How to stay dressed up and dry at an October or November wedding with pieces you already own.

Teal silky wide-leg trousers with an ivory knit vest and white heels, on the wearer's own photo

December · office party

What to wear to a work Christmas party

Festive enough to feel like a party and calm enough for your manager. The trick is one festive piece and everything else from your work closet.

Thanksgiving look: long-sleeve black and cream printed midi dress with a belt, a black chain bag and red flats, on the wearer's own photo

November · family dinner

What to wear to Thanksgiving dinner

Hours at the table, a hot kitchen and a family photo at the end. How to dress for Thanksgiving dinner from pieces you already own, comfortable all day and nice enough for the picture.

Winter · wedding guest

What to wear to a winter wedding as a guest

Cold photos outside, a warm room inside and a long evening. How to dress for a winter wedding as a guest from pieces you already own, festive without freezing.

White shift dress with red flats and a pink bag on a city street, on the wearer's own photo

How to · weekly routine

How to plan outfits for the week in 10 minutes

Five mornings without standing in front of the closet. A ten minute Sunday method that uses your calendar, the forecast and pieces you already own.

Fuchsia halter dress and cream bag from the wearer's own closet, rendered on her own photo by Sleqk

Point of view

Why we built the simplest wardrobe app we could

Most closet apps ask for an hour of typing before they help you get dressed. Sleqk asks for a photo. Here is why simple is the whole point.

How to · AI assistants

Use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity as your outfit planner

Ask your AI assistant what to wear, and it answers with outfits from your own wardrobe, for your event and its weather. Here is which assistants work and how to connect them.

A work-meeting look from the wearer's own collection, shown on their own photo

How to · ChatGPT

How to connect Sleqk to ChatGPT

Two minutes, free ChatGPT plan included. After that, 'what should I wear on Friday?' gets an answer from your own wardrobe, not a shopping list.

A date-night look from the wearer's own collection, shown on their own photo

How to · Claude

How to connect Sleqk to Claude

Claude shows Sleqk's outfit ideas as cards with photos of your pieces and a button to try one on. Here is the two minute setup.

A rooftop-drinks look from the wearer's own collection, shown on their own photo

How to · Gemini

How to connect Sleqk to Gemini

On a paid Google AI plan, Gemini can use Sleqk as a custom app and plan your outfits from your own wardrobe. Here are the steps and what to check first.

A concert look from the wearer's own collection, shown on their own photo

How to · Grok

How to connect Sleqk to Grok

Grok can plan your outfits from your own wardrobe once Sleqk is added as a custom connector. Here are the steps, on the web or the Grok app.

A vacation look from the wearer's own collection, shown on their own photo

How to · Perplexity

How to connect Sleqk to Perplexity

On a Perplexity Pro plan, Sleqk can be added as a custom connector, so Perplexity plans your outfits from your own wardrobe. Here are the steps.