Behind the work

Real work, photographed as it happened.

  1. A green chest of drawers with folded jeans, chinos, a pale blue sweatshirt and olive trousers on top; a Siamese cat sits in the open drawer.
    It starts with what you already own.
  2. A hand with silver rings pointing at a tablet; the photo picker shows a grid of a man photographed in his clothes, many frames ticked.
    Photos of your clothes, straight from your phone. Roughly is fine.
  3. A tablet screen titled «Your photos»: one photograph of the client in a navy quarter-zip and shorts, the line «1 piece added to your wardrobe», and «260 outfits» below it.
    Each photo is read, piece by piece.
  4. A tablet on a wooden table showing «Your wardrobe»: a dark navy long-sleeve polo beside brown trousers with creases, and the first rows of 58 pieces.
    It becomes your wardrobe.
  5. A tablet held in one hand, screen titled «Around this one»: a blue shirt and a black t-shirt as the base, then rows of jackets, a cap and shoes that go with them.
    What goes with what, around each piece.
  6. A finger on a tablet scrolling a list of pairs: a black t-shirt with green shorts, a dark green hoodie with check trousers, a pale blue pullover with brown trousers.
    Outfits from what you already own.