Google Photos Launches Virtual Closet Feature Inspired by 'Clueless'
Google has rolled out its AI-powered virtual closet feature in the U.S., Brazil, and India for both Android and iOS users. The tool uses photos to create a digital wardrobe where users can organize their outfits into categories like tops, bottoms, and jewelry, allowing them to mix and match virtually. Initially announced earlier this year with an expected summer rollout, it first became available on Android in June before expanding to all supported platforms. The feature is inspired by the iconic virtual closet from the movie 'Clueless' but aims to be accessible beyond a privileged demographic through AI technology. Google emphasizes that user data remains private and not shared with third parties like retailers. The update also includes new tools such as Gemini Spark for photo editing, enhanced markup features, and Android-specific filters called “Moods”. This broader release coincides with additional updates to Google Photos, including improved customization options and AI-driven transformations through Remix templates.
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