Using GPT-4 to buy outfits I liked from movies and TV shows
In a nutshell: 1. I see so many outfits I like in shows, movies, F1 celebrity appearances etc., but I don't know where to buy those items, or they're too expensive. 2. Sometimes, I like the vibes of the outfit and I want to see similar items I can buy from my favourite stores. So I made this Chrome extension that lets you shop any outfit via picture. It uses GPT-4 to generate natural language descriptions of the items in the outfit, then searches the web for them. It also lets you set your preferred shops, sizes and budgets as filters, so you can see only stuff you would actually consider…
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In a nutshell: 1. I see so many outfits I like in shows, movies, F1 celebrity appearances etc., but I don't know where to buy those items, or they're too expensive. 2. Sometimes, I like the vibes of the outfit and I want to see similar items I can buy from my favourite stores. So I made this Chrome extension that lets you shop any outfit via picture. It uses GPT-4 to generate natural language descriptions of the items in the outfit, then searches the web for them. It also lets you set your preferred shops, sizes and budgets as filters, so you can see only stuff you would actually consider buying. Try it out if you're interested and let me know what you think!
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