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I designed a fashion e-commerce app where users can shop for everyday outfits.
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WEAR YOUR WISHLIST
I created this concept because online shopping never truly feels personal. We constantly see clothes on perfect models while wondering:
“But how would this actually look on me?”
That thought led to imagining a more human shopping experience — one where people can visualize outfits on their own body instead of relying on unrealistic references.
So I designed a personalized virtual try-on experience where users create a digital version of themselves using simple photos and measurements, allowing them to preview wishlist outfits in a more emotional, realistic, and confidence-driven way.
Process
I used Melius to explore cinematic onboarding flows, immersive fashion-tech visuals, personalized avatar experiences, and premium UI storytelling. Different nodes were used to refine body visualization, wardrobe transitions, 360° previews, and emotional product moments into a cohesive concept experience.
Experience Using Melius
What I enjoyed most was how visually iterative the workflow felt. Building scenes node-by-node made it easier to experiment with motion, atmosphere, and storytelling direction quickly. The platform felt especially strong for exploring cinematic product concepts and futuristic interaction ideas in a very fluid creative workflow.
This is a really smart concept. Online shopping does feel impersonal — you're solving a real problem. The idea of creating a digital version of yourself from simple photos and measurements makes it accessible, not intimidating. I also appreciate that you focused on the emotional...
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