The free shopping kit from the reel
A whole wardrobe
of possibilities.
One good prompt.
Before you buy clothes online, try this. Turn a store full of options into complete outfits built around your style, your budget, and you.
Free to copy. No sign-up. Made by @arshman.
Supplied style reference + AI styling preview. Actual fit may differ.
01 / The workflow
Less endless scrolling.
More “that’s me.”
Bring the store you want to shop. Let the prompt guide the conversation.
- 01
Start with your photo
Open ChatGPT and attach a clear full-body photo, if you’re comfortable. Or continue without one—your preferences still lead the way.
- 02
Add your store. Paste the prompt.
Use the builder below to add a clothing website. Copy the full prompt into the same chat and send it.
- 03
Answer. Refine. Shop.
Answer one question at a time about budget, style, weather, occasions, sizes, and fit. Then review the outfits, shopping links, and webpage.
02 / Copy, paste, personalize
Your new
shopping assistant.
One prompt handles the brief, the outfits, the links, and the shopping webpage.
- Asks before it starts shopping
- Checks prices, colors, and your size
- Reuses pieces to respect your budget
- Keeps real product photos in the webpage
Retailer access varies. If a store can’t be accessed, the prompt asks for product links or screenshots.
Optional now. You can replace the website placeholder in ChatGPT.
Enter a valid website address, such as https://example.com.
Find 10 complete outfits that suit my style, proportions, and budget. Ask me one question at a time before you search.
Read the complete prompt
Then paste it into ChatGPT with your photo.
Open ChatGPT03 / From my own experiment
One person.
A few different directions.
These are the supplied AI styling previews from the workflow. They show outfit ideas; they don’t guarantee fit or exact product details.
Espresso & Sand
Texture. Layers. Easy contrast.
Midnight Knit
A quieter kind of dressed up.
Soft Neutrals
Warm tones, head to toe.Explore six more styling previews
02 / Clean Contrast
05 / Navy & Sand
06 / Autumn Texture
08 / Sharp Everyday
09 / Coffee in Tan
10 / The Layered Standard
04 / Beyond a chat response
A shopping list
you can actually use.
Open the example from this experiment: ten looks, retailer product photos, direct shopping links, and a shortlist that adds up the unique pieces you choose.
Saved demonstration dated September 29, 2026. Prices and stock have not been rechecked for this guide. The sample reuses my own boots; confirm current details at the retailer before buying.
05 / The optional next step
“Show me how
that could look.”
After you choose an outfit, request a separate styling preview. Attach your photo and the exact product photos if they aren’t already in the chat.
Yes, create a separate on-me styling preview of the strongest outfit we selected. Use my uploaded full-body photo and the exact retailer images of every selected product and color as references. If any required reference is missing or inaccessible, ask me to upload it before generating the preview. Preserve my face, identity, skin tone, and body proportions. Keep the original pose and setting where practical. Represent the selected garments and footwear as accurately as possible, including their colors, fabric appearance, length, shape, and visible details. Do not slim, reshape, or otherwise change my body, and do not substitute similar clothes. Keep this image separate from the shopping webpage and its original retailer photos. Label it as an AI styling preview and explain that it is not a guarantee of actual fit, sizing, or exact garment appearance.
A styling preview, not a guarantee of actual fit.
A few good questions
Before you
fill your cart.
Can I use any clothing website?+
Start with the store you want to shop, including its country or regional site. Some retailers block browsing or hide stock information. When that happens, provide direct product links or screenshots and keep any unconfirmed details clearly marked.
Do I have to upload a photo?+
No. You can work from your style, budget, sizes, and preferences alone. A clear full-body photo can guide proportions, but it cannot reliably establish your clothing size.
Does the prompt buy anything for me?+
No. It asks for recommendations, shopping links, and an outfit webpage. You choose what to buy and check the final price, size, shipping, taxes, and returns at the store.
Why does it ask so many questions?+
A useful outfit starts with a clear brief. The prompt collects your budget and currency, style, weather, occasions, sizes, and fit preferences one question at a time before searching.
Will my result look exactly like yours?+
Your result depends on your answers, retailer access, and the tools available in your chat. The prompt requests real product photos for the shopping webpage and keeps AI styling previews separate.