From a board meeting to a beach wedding, Stirolo reads the occasion and matches an outfit from your own wardrobe to the exact dress code — no more guessing what "smart casual" means this time.
The same wardrobe has to work for a dozen different contexts — and most dress-code language is vague on purpose.
Dress-code language is intentionally vague, and getting it wrong is either overdressed or underdressed in front of people who notice.
A desk day, a client dinner, and a wedding all need different registers — from the same closet.
Without a clear reference point, it's easy to swing too formal or too relaxed for the actual room.
Tell Stirolo the event, and the guesswork is over before you open your closet.
Pick a preset like "client dinner" or describe the event in your own words.
Stirolo translates the occasion into a formality level and dress-code expectation.
Pieces from your wardrobe are assembled to fit that exact register — not too formal, not too casual.
Venue changed, or plans got more formal? Update the occasion and the outfit re-ranks instantly.
Three views into how it works — each one tuned for a different moment.
Presets built for real life
From vague to specific
One wardrobe, several rooms
Occasion styling isn't a single toggle — it's several signals working together.
From board meetings to beach weddings — common events are ready to select instantly, or describe your own.
Every occasion is placed on a casual-to-formal scale so outfits land in the right register.
Vague terms like "cocktail attire" or "business casual" are converted into concrete outfit choices.
Set several occasions for one day and get separate outfits or transition suggestions for each.
Connect your calendar and occasion-matched outfits are suggested automatically as events approach.
Every occasion you confirm or correct sharpens future formality matching.
“I set "beach wedding" once and it built a look I never would've assembled myself from pieces I already owned.”
Occasion styling reads light calendar and event context — here's how that's handled.
Read our security policyOccasion and calendar context is encrypted in transit and at rest, tied only to your account.
Event details are used only to match outfits — never sold or shared with third parties.
Turn off calendar access whenever you choose — set occasions manually instead.
Every occasion match is built from the same wardrobe and fit data behind the rest of Stirolo.
Stirolo handles the full range from casual through black tie — including vague codes like "smart casual", "cocktail attire", and "business casual", which it translates into specific formality targets before matching an outfit.
Yes. You can set multiple occasions for a single day — like a morning board meeting and an evening client dinner — and get separate outfit suggestions or transition guidance for each.
Yes, with permission. Connecting your calendar lets Stirolo suggest occasion-matched outfits automatically as events approach. You can turn calendar access off at any time and set occasions manually instead.
Describe it in your own words — Stirolo infers the formality level from a plain-language description like "rooftop birthday dinner" or "creative agency client meeting" just as well as from a preset.
Yes. Occasion styling works from your wardrobe and taste profile alone. AI Body Analysis improves fit accuracy within the occasion match, but it's not required.
Tell Stirolo the occasion and get a specific outfit from your own wardrobe — in seconds.
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