Editing your Style DNA later

Your Style DNA isn't carved in stone. Tailr is built to learn — but only if you teach it. Here's how to refine your profile without redoing the wizard.

Where to edit

1. Open Style DNA.
2. Each field — aesthetics, colors, fits, body type, brands, occasions, inspirations — is editable in place.
3. Changes save automatically. The next outfit you generate uses them immediately.

What's worth tuning regularly

• Avoid colors — the single highest-leverage field. Add a color to avoid and Tailr will never use it in a future outfit.
• Aesthetics — as your taste evolves, swap older labels for current ones. You can pick up to 5; quality beats quantity.
• Brands — add brands you've started buying from; remove ones you no longer wear.
• Occasions — if you started golfing, picked up a hobby that needs dressier looks, or take more business trips — tag those occasions so Tailr is ready.

How the AI learns from your behavior

Even without editing the wizard, Tailr quietly tracks the looks you like, save, and dismiss. A lightweight signal called the Style Genomebiases future outfits toward the patterns you've approved. So loving 5 monochrome looks in a row is just as informative as editing the “monochrome” aesthetic.