The fashion feed you can try on
theLookFeed is a fashion app from India. It is a feed of outfit looks — the way a reel feed works — except that every look tells you what it is made of, every piece links to a shop, and you can put the whole look on yourself before you decide.
How it works
- Scroll the feed. One look at a time, full screen. Real outfits put together by people, not a catalogue grid.
- See the pieces. Every look lists the garments in it, each with a picture and a link to where you can buy it.
- Try it on yourself. Set up your fitting room once and the app builds an AI avatar from your photo. After that, any look in the feed can be rendered on you.
About the images
Every look on theLookFeed is AI-generated. Each image carries a visible “AI Generated” label baked into the picture itself, and the same declaration is written into the file’s own metadata, so it travels with the image wherever it is saved or reshared.
About the shop links
The shop links beside a look are affiliate links: theLookFeed may earn a commission when you buy through them. They are labelled “Affiliate” everywhere they appear, in the app and on shared look pages, and the price you pay is unchanged. The sale is between you and the shop — the Terms of Use say what that means for returns.
Who runs it
theLookFeed is built and run by Rohit Mahaseth, sole proprietor, trading as theLookFeed, in India. Access is granted by approval rather than open sign-up. Full details are on the contact page.
Contact
Questions, takedown requests and security reports: support@thelookfeed.com.