Meta’s Style Sketch uses wardrobe photos to suggest outfits, virtual try-ons and trip plans. TechCrunch reported an initial launch in three countries.
Meta has launched Style Sketch, an AI fashion app that builds outfit ideas from clothes users already own. The app is listed by Meta Platforms on Apple’s App Store and Google Play, with features including digital wardrobe creation and virtual try-ons. 
TechCrunch reported the launch on October 29, with availability then limited to Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. Meta had not publicly announced a broader rollout or responded to TechCrunch’s request for comment.
Style Sketch builds an AI wardrobe
Style Sketch lets people add clothes by connecting an account or uploading photos and videos. The app can use Instagram photos to build a virtual closet, while Google Play also says users can connect Facebook. People can also photograph garments or import existing images from their camera roll.
The app then suggests combinations using items in the user’s closet. Its 
Apple App Store listing says users can ask for daily looks, outfit ideas around one item, and packing plans for trips. The trip feature uses a destination, travel dates and activities to suggest outfits for each day.
Style Sketch also offers virtual try-ons. The app’s description says it generates a model matched to a person’s body shape and skin tone. The feature is described by Meta, not independently evaluated for accuracy.
Meta fashion app availability
The app is listed in both major mobile app stores under Meta Platforms, Inc. At the time of TechCrunch’s report, it was available on iOS and Android in Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand. The Apple listing linked here is for Indonesia, while Google Play’s 
Style Sketch page includes the app’s feature description and Meta’s developer details.
TechCrunch said Meta did not respond to its request for comment. It was unknown whether the company planned to expand availability. The listings confirm the app exists, but give no wider launch schedule.
Style Sketch is part of Meta’s broader push to release standalone AI apps. TechCrunch also reported launches including Pocket and Waddle World. Style Sketch enters a market with other digital wardrobe tools.
Outfit planning from existing clothes
Style Sketch is built around using clothing people already own rather than starting with a shopping search. Users can request new looks based on one garment, ask for ideas that fit their style, or browse inspiration. The app listing also says it can factor in weather when suggesting a daily outfit.
For trips, users provide a destination, length of stay and planned activities. Style Sketch prepares a daily wardrobe plan using the forecast and itinerary, according to its description. Meta has not published independent results on how well recommendations perform.
The app listing also lets users share outfit choices with a friend for feedback. That feature gives users a way to ask for another opinion before choosing a look. The store description does not say whether shared outfit images are public or private by default.
No verified quote from a Meta spokesperson was available in the reporting reviewed. TechCrunch said Meta did not respond to its request for comment. The app-store descriptions provide Meta’s stated feature set, but they do not explain how the company developed or evaluates the styling system.
Style Sketch data and privacy disclosures
The app depends on users sharing wardrobe images and, optionally, connecting social accounts. Apple’s listing says data that may be linked to a user include photos or user content, location, contacts, search and browsing history, identifiers and sensitive information. Apple notes the listed practices come from the developer and may vary based on how people use the app.
Google Play’s safety section says the app may collect personal information, photos and videos, among other data types. It states that data are encrypted in transit and users can request deletion. These are developer-provided disclosures on the store listing, not a separate audit of the app’s privacy practices.
Anyone considering the app should review its permissions and privacy terms before connecting accounts or uploading personal photos. Meta’s listings say users can build wardrobes from social photos or add images manually. The choice matters for users who want to test outfit suggestions without linking a social profile.
Ultimately, Style Sketch combines AI outfit ideas, virtual try-ons and trip planning. Its store listings confirm the advertised features, while TechCrunch reported availability in three countries. Meta has not confirmed wider access. Future expansion remains unclear.
