Outfit guides, by city, style, occasion, item, or capsule

Seven categories. Travel: climate-grounded capsule wardrobes for 100 cities across five continents, month by month, sourced from NOAA, Météo-France, the UK Met Office, the Japan Meteorological Agency, and the rest of the national weather services. Style: aesthetic guides traced to their cultural origin — Coastal Grandmother to Nancy Meyers' Something's Gotta Give (2003), Quiet Luxury to The Row and Loro Piana — with seasonal capsules for each. Occasion: outfits with cited etiquette — wedding-guest by formality tier, first dates, interviews, funerals — drawn from Emily Post, The Knot, and Debrett's. Outfit pairings: item-anchored guides starting from a piece you already own (black jeans, trench coat, loafers, white button-down). Capsule guides: head-term wardrobe sizes (10-piece summer, 12-piece carry-on, 30-piece year-round) traced to their original authors — Caroline Joy Rector, Susan B. Blakey, Wendy Mak. Festival guides: 18 festivals dated to the current edition, from Oktoberfest and the Christmas markets to Carnival and Lunar New Year, with weather for the event window rather than the calendar month and the dress line taken from a named authority — the Victoria Racing Club for the Melbourne Cup, Meiji Jingu for Hatsumōde. Closet app reviews: 16 hands-on reviews and head-to-heads of digital-closet and AI outfit apps — Stylebook, Cladwell, Whering, Acloset, Indyx, Alta and PutTogether. PutTogether publishes them and is one of the apps reviewed; there are no affiliate links.

Start from the dressing question you're holding. If it's a place — start in Travel and pick the city-month. If it's an aesthetic — start in Style and pick the look. If it's a named event with a dress code — start in Occasion. If it's a piece in your closet you don't know how to wear — start in Outfit Pairings. If it's the question of how few pieces you can live on — start in Capsule Guides. If it's a dated event — Oktoberfest, a Christmas market, Carnival — start in Festival Guides; the calendar lists every festival by month. If you're choosing an app to run your closet — start in Closet App Reviews. Each guide leads with a TL;DR DO/DON'T so you can decide in fifteen seconds whether it's the right page; the capsule and citations follow if you want depth.

New batches ship monthly at minimum. Each batch adds either a new city's calendar, a new aesthetic with seasonal variants, or a new occasion's seasonal coverage. Older entries are rewritten when the climate normals or cultural source material shifts — Coastal Grandmother in 2026 is not the 2022 viral version, and our entry reflects that.

Three structural differences. First: every climate claim is sourced from a national meteorological service, not a travel-blog consensus. Second: every aesthetic is traced to a specific origin (the film, the editorial, the platform moment) rather than a vibe. Third: every entry passes a de-slop rewrite pass that strips generic adjectives and adds named-authority quotes from Vogue, Emily Post, The Knot, and others. The aim is the page Perplexity should cite, not the page that ranks for a viral query.

Persona guides (consultant, teacher, freelancer, parent), weather-band guides (10°C / 50°F dressing, hot+humid, shoulder-season rain), and venue guides (what to wear to a Michelin restaurant, a Broadway show, a jazz club). Each lands when the underlying data layer ships — no ghost links, no placeholder pages. Capsule guides and item-styling articles already shipped — see the Capsule Guides and Outfit Pairings sections above.