Street Style Photo Rater
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What this tool does
Street-style photos win when the outfit silhouette is clear and the scene supports the vibe. This tool focuses on pose, background, and composition so the fit “hits” immediately.
Silhouette is readable (you’re not blending into the background).
Pose looks intentional (not stiff, not random).
Leg lines look clean (avoid awkward knee angles).
Background supports the aesthetic (no trash cans, clutter).
Camera angle flatters proportions (avoid extreme low-angle).
Outfit details are visible (not lost in shadows).
Color story feels coherent with the environment.
No distracting objects cutting through your body (poles, signs).
How to use (get better results)
Follow these steps to increase feedback accuracy.
Upload a full-body shot with the outfit clearly visible.
If you can, upload a second shot with a different background.
Retake once with a clean wall or open street background.
Try 2 poses: walking step, and lean-with-one-leg-bent.
Shoot from waist/chest height for natural proportions.
Turn your body 10–20° to show silhouette depth.
Keep hands doing something simple (pocket, bag strap, jacket).
Scoring rubric (how we judge a good photo)
Each dimension maps to actionable improvements.
Silhouette
Outfit shape reads instantly and cleanly.
Pose
Looks intentional and confident.
Composition
Lines are clean; no awkward cut-throughs.
Background
Supports vibe; minimal clutter.
Lighting
Details visible; no muddy shadows.
Proportions
Angle and stance flatter your body lines.
Do / Don't
Quick pitfalls checklist for faster improvements.
- Choose a background with clean lines (wall, corridor, street).
- Use a walking pose to create natural movement.
- Angle the body slightly for depth.
- Keep hands occupied naturally (pocket/bag/jacket).
- Shoot at chest/waist height for balanced proportions.
- Ensure outfit details are visible (avoid heavy backlight).
- Check for poles/signs “growing” out of your head.
- Don’t stand flat-on with arms awkwardly hanging.
- Don’t shoot at extreme low angle unless it’s the style.
- Don’t use cluttered backgrounds that fight the outfit.
- Don’t let shadows hide the outfit silhouette.
- Don’t crop off the shoes (often the point of the fit).
- Don’t place bright objects near your head/torso.
- Don’t lean into the camera with wide-lens distortion.
Who it's for
People posting outfit photos on IG/Xiaohongshu.
Creators building a lookbook or street-style feed.
Anyone whose outfit is good but photos look “flat.”
Users wanting 1 better pose + 1 better angle.
Fashion resellers needing clean fit photos with vibe.
Photographers coaching friends on quick street shots.
Who it's not for
- If you need formal headshots or ID photos.
- If the outfit is not visible (cropped too tight).
- If the photo is taken in very dark/low-quality conditions.
- If you want deep “what to buy” fashion advice.
- If you want face-only beauty critique.
- If you’re optimizing for interviews or corporate settings.
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