Google Photos is rolling out a new AI-powered 'wardrobe' feature that organizes photos of clothing into a virtual wardrobe, letting you mix and match outfits, save looks, and share them with friends.
The feature allows you to browse outfits you were captured wearing and create new ones by selecting tops, bottoms, skirts, dresses, and shoes; you can also virtually try on assembled outfits using a button in the bottom right corner of each outfit.
This differs from Google's AI virtual try-on feature launched last year, which only allowed you to try on clothing available in Search.
The feature is rolling out to Android devices later this summer before expanding to iOS.
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