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Dress with intention — capsule wardrobes, body-shape guidance, color analysis, and the styling calculators every closet needs.
From counting your capsule’s outfit combinations and finding your body shape to weighing cost per wear, finding your color season, planning a wardrobe budget, and converting sizes, PearlLook pairs free hands-on styling calculators with practical guides. Dress with intention, not guesswork.
Style & Wardrobe Tools & Calculators
Free tools for building and refining a wardrobe — capsule wardrobe calculator, body shape calculator, cost-per-wear calculator, color season analyzer, wardrobe budget planner, and clothing size converter.
Capsule Wardrobe Calculator
See how many distinct outfits your tops, bottoms, layers, and shoes actually produce, and how many days you can go before an outfit repeats
Body Shape Calculator
Find your body shape — hourglass, pear, apple, or rectangle — from your bust, waist, and hip measurements, with a one-line styling note
Cost-Per-Wear Calculator
Work out what a clothing item actually costs per wear from its price and estimated wears, and compare two items side by side
Color Season Analyzer
Find your color season — Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter — from your skin undertone and hair/eye depth, with example colors
Wardrobe Budget Planner
Split a total wardrobe budget across tops, bottoms, outerwear, shoes, and accessories using standard percentage guidelines
Clothing Size Converter
Convert a women's apparel size between US, UK, EU, and numeric (Italian-convention) sizing in one click
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Wander an illustrated museum built entirely from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons — browse its collections, each in its own gallery, purely for the pleasure of looking and learning.
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Guides on building a capsule wardrobe, dressing for your body shape, understanding your color season, and getting more wear out of every piece you own — practical reading to pair with the calculators above.
What Styling Calculators Cannot See
Every calculator on this site is an approximation with a clearly bounded scope. Knowing where each stops being useful is what keeps them from producing…
Building a Wardrobe in the Right Order
Building a wardrobe deliberately is a sequence rather than a set of separate decisions, and doing it in the right order saves buying things twice.
How to Split a Wardrobe Budget
Most wardrobe money is spent one item at a time, which is why the totals surprise people. A planned split does not restrict spending so much as reveal where…
UK, US, EU and Italian Sizes Compared
A UK 12, a US 8, an EU 40 and an Italian 42 are meant to be the same garment. Knowing the offsets makes shopping across markets far less of a lottery.
Colour Analysis: What the Four Seasons Actually Mean
Seasonal colour analysis is one of the older ideas in personal styling and one of the more useful, provided you know how coarse the version you are using is.
The Cheap Thing Is Usually the Expensive One
The most expensive thing in a wardrobe is rarely the most expensive purchase. Cost per wear is the arithmetic that shows why.
Keep Learning
Plain-language explainers on building a capsule wardrobe, dressing for your body shape, color analysis, dress codes, and accessory coordination — everything you need to dress with more intention and less guesswork.
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