Google Photos is set to transform your personal closet into a virtual wardrobe, allowing you to design outfits and 'try on' clothes via your smartphone. This futuristic feature draws inspiration from the iconic outfits of Cher in the film ‘Clueless’. By leveraging AI, it aims to make fashion curation accessible to everyone.

The new tool will categorize your clothing based on photos stored in Google Photos, enabling you to mix and match items for different occasions. You can even save these outfit ideas or share them with friends through a digital moodboard. This feature is expected to be rolled out to Android devices later this summer before coming to iOS.

The tech giant claims that AI will automatically recognize your clothes from the photos in your library, creating individual snapshots of each piece. However, for better results, it advises you to take detailed photos yourself. While the technology promises convenience, some may question whether digital fashion is just a fleeting trend or a step towards smarter personal styling.

The competition isn't just among apps; Google will be competing with established players like Acloset, Combyne and Pureple. As AI advances, it could revolutionize how we plan our outfits but also raise questions about data privacy and the impact on traditional fashion industries.