Google Uses Preferences To Create Unwearable Fashions

a white mannequin in a room
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When I saw Engadget’s article “Google’s Project Muze creates unwearable fashion pieces” with the subtitle “Work those crazy vines, work those crazy vines on the catwalk.” I just had to click.

And then I had to waste an hour during a layover experimenting with it. They weren’t wrong.

a mannequin wearing a dress
I will not be rocking this on any runway.

Project Muse is a partnership between Google and Zalando to create virtual fashion designs. The designs are created using Google Fashion Trends reports and the preferences of 600 style experts and customized based on your responses to 5 questions while listening to atmospheric spa music.

a white mannequin with text overlay

Clearly I don’t understand my personal style or maybe I’ll never be fashion-forward.

First is age and gender.

a screenshot of a screen

Then mood.

a screen shot of a person walking

Then it was either an art or music preference question.

a screenshot of a screen

Then you have to draw something. Yikes!

a mannequin in a room with orange lines drawn on it
Hopefully none of my beach vacations look like this.

Nope, not wearing it.

a mannequin wearing a dress

Answering additional questions like favorite color of ocean or where is my happy place did not make it better.

a mannequin wearing a green and yellow cape

Apparently I’m not cool enough for vines…

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