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Google Photos Brings Virtual Wardrobe Feature to More Users

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Google Photos has expanded its virtual wardrobe feature to all iOS and Android users in three countries. The tool uses AI to create a digital copy of a person's clothing based on photos taken with their device.

The feature, which was first announced by Google earlier this year, allows users to filter items by category and combine them to create different outfit options.

Google has assured users that information about their clothing style and items is not shared with third parties, including retailers. This echoes the concept of a virtual wardrobe popularized in the film Clueless.

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