The wardrobe, made searchable.
A wardrobe lives mostly in the dark. Open the door. See what you remember. Forget the rest. FVLBI photographs each piece and reads it, one at a time, until the whole archive is searchable.
For each piece, FVLBI discerns colour and identifies the material: cotton, wool, silk, linen, cashmere, leather, suede, denim, polyester, nylon, velvet. It infers formality and season from the cut and the cues in the photograph. Patterns are read where present, from solids to florals, stripes, plaid, and geometric.
You photograph. FVLBI reads. Lay each piece on a plain surface, in even light, and shoot from above. The reading happens in seconds, and the piece enters your archive ready to be composed with.
The archive remembers everything you own. You can ask: what is in cotton? What suits cold weather? What pairs with the navy trousers? The closet stops being a pile of decisions and becomes a tool.
Tags can be refined at any time if the reading needs correction. Pieces can be marked clean, dirty, or in the laundry. Pieces leave the archive when you sell or donate them. Your record stays accurate to what you actually own.
The wardrobe was always there. Now it is legible.