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I discovered the Figma Makeathon late, but I couldn’t ignore the opportunity to build.
Drip reimagines the wardrobe as something personal and intelligent — from Magic Upload to AI-powered outfit suggestions and Mirror Mode.
It’s not as complete as I envisioned, but I’m proud of what I created in a short time. Can you believe this was made in just 4 hours Loved the Figma's Make Tool :
Grateful for the chance to participate, and I hope to return with an even stronger version.
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