Professional athlete stylist Sydney Bordonaro creates eye-catching pregame looks for clients across the country. Since in-person fittings are often impractical, she uses Google's Gemini to show clients how an entire outfit could look before sending it to them.
1. Preview a complete look
Bordonaro uploads images of the clothing she has sourced and uses Gemini to visualize the pieces on a client, while preserving the client's appearance.
Try it: Upload a photo of yourself and screenshots of clothes you are considering. Gemini can combine them into an image that shows the outfit before you place an order.
2. Change one piece at a time
An outfit may need several revisions. Bordonaro asks Gemini to make individual changes, such as replacing boots with loafers or shortening a jacket, without rebuilding the whole look.
Try it: Ask Gemini to keep the rest of an outfit unchanged while replacing one item, such as switching the jacket to dark denim.
3. Ask for another perspective
Bordonaro shares the finished image with her client. Seeing the complete outfit can give the client confidence to approve a more adventurous choice.
Try it: Create looks for a wedding, interview or trip, then share the images with friends for feedback before deciding what to wear.
4. Fix an outfit in a hurry
Gemini can also help with last-minute wardrobe problems. When makeup gets on a client's collar just before an event, Bordonaro can photograph the mark and ask for step-by-step cleaning guidance using supplies already available.
Try it: Photograph a stain and ask Gemini how to clean it with materials you have at home.
Bordonaro supplies the creative vision and personal style; Gemini helps turn those ideas into images her clients can evaluate.