Not just what looks good on you. What looks good around you.
You've been told you're a Summer. Now what? Send five photos you chose yourself and get back the whole read: your colors with evidence from your own pictures, what to wear, how to stand, the sets and light that work for you — and five scene cards to go shoot this week.
Five guided slots — one of them a thirty-second window shot that decides your colors. Up to five extras if you have them: glasses on, hair up, the professional one.
You pay through Backlot Boutique's checkout. Nothing is read until the order lands.
Your report develops live on a private page, section by section, in a few minutes. Save the scene cards. Download the PDF. Go shoot.
Any app will hand you a season. ChatGPT will do it for free. What nobody else sells — not even AI — is the rest: your colors with evidence from your own photos, what to wear because of it, how to stand, and where to go. We direct your scene.
Most photo advice tells you what to change. This tells you what you're already doing — and where to go do it. Built by a designer who spent twelve years in film and TV scenic departments, where making people and backgrounds read right on camera is the whole job. No scores. No grades. Just a read, and a plan.
Your photos are used only to write your report. They're sent to Anthropic's Claude to be read, never used to train anything, and the full-size copies the engine works from are deleted the moment your report is delivered. The small copies that illustrate your report stay with it, and are yours to delete any time with one button.