ITop
Atelier · Est. 2026
Triptych. Three panels. One look.
Triptych builds an outfit the way you'd lay one out on the bed: a top, a bottom and shoes, one panel each. Swipe a panel to change that piece. The rest of the look stays put.
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How it works
One screen. Three panels.
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Swipe
Each panel moves on its own. Change the top and your jeans and shoes stay where they are, so you compare one piece at a time.
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Stack
Filter by department and occasion, then choose what feeds each panel: jeans, trousers or shorts under the top, or a dress for a full look.
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Slay
The bar at the bottom keeps a running total. Put all three pieces in your bag at once, open any of them on the retailer's site, or try the outfit on with AI.
The catalogue, woven
pieces. looks.
Every top meets every bottom and every pair of shoes. In the cloth below, each point is one complete outfit: a block for each of the 72 tops, bottoms running across it, shoes running down. Hover to read a look. Tap to pin it.
tops × bottoms × shoes + full looks × shoes
In the studio
Around the three panels
The panels do the styling. Everything else sits within a thumb's reach.
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Colour and size
Pick a colourway and the picture changes to match. Sizes that have sold out are struck through before you choose.
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Department and occasion
Choose a department and an occasion, then decide which category feeds each panel.
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A running total
The bar along the bottom adds up the look in rupees while you swipe, before anything reaches the bag.
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One bag for the whole look
Add all three pieces in one tap. Take any of them out later, or clear the bag and start again.
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Straight to the retailer
Every piece opens on the retailer's own product page, in a new tab, with the colour you picked.
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Try it on
Upload a photo of yourself and get an AI preview of you wearing the outfit.
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A catalogue that keeps itself current
Pieces are pulled in from the retailer's listings on a schedule, so nobody loads products by hand.
Triptych
Swipe. Stack. Slay.
Three panels · One look