Complete the look

Complete the look, for every customer

Atomic Goats completes the look for each customer. Around the piece they bought, it puts together whole outfits from your current range, then sends them as a personal lookbook where any look can be tried on and bought in one go.

Relaxed Weekend look: olive knit, stone chinos and tan leather monk-strap shoes, worn outside a cafe
Relaxed Weekend
Smart-Casual City look: cream blazer, navy shirt, dark trousers and tan leather shoes, on a city street
Smart-Casual City
Formal Elevated look: tan suede jacket, tailored trousers and dark tan leather shoes, on an evening street
Formal Elevated

One pair of shoes the customer already had, and three finished outfits built around it, all from a single campaign.

What is complete the look?

Complete the look means showing a shopper the other pieces that turn one item into an outfit. It is close to shop the look, where a shopper buys every piece of a styled outfit at once, and Atomic Goats' outfit recommendations do both: whole looks built around one item, every piece from the brand's live catalogue, and the whole look into the basket together.

Built around what they already own

Each Atomic Goats look starts from something the customer already has, and that item is left out of the basket by default. Adding the look brings in every other piece at once, and the customer settles on sizes in the basket.

A lookbook after each order

Atomic Goats builds the looks once per purchased item and emails them, through the platform you already use, to every customer who bought it, so personal content costs less with each extra customer. The email opens a lookbook of their own, where they can try any look on, rework it with the AI stylist, or buy the outfit as a whole.

How an outfit campaign runs

Before the first order

Atomic Goats also puts the AI stylist on your storefront. A first-time visitor can put an outfit together from the live range, change pieces until it suits them and try it on, and the look they build shapes the first campaign they receive.

See the whole look on

Atomic Goats' virtual try-on (VTO) shows any look on the model nearest the shopper's build, their own full-length photo or a selfie. It shows how the outfit looks together, not how each piece fits.

How the try-on works

Made from your catalogue, run by your team

Atomic Goats needs no photoshoot: on-model imagery comes from the product shots you already have, with every image checked automatically, and the catalogue syncs so looks only use what is for sale. Leave it fully automatic, or let your merchandisers set the brief and approve each look first. Optional 12-season colour analysis can steer looks towards the colours that suit each customer.

Running on Shopify
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They are looking at one garment. Show them the whole outfit.

Book a demo and we'll build it on your own catalogue, for the customers you already have and the visitors you have not converted yet.