In a move that blends artificial intelligence with everyday lifestyle convenience, Google Photos is set to roll out a new feature that transforms users' image libraries into a smart digital wardrobe.

The upcoming tool aims to simplify how people organise their clothing, rediscover forgotten outfits, and plan their looks with minimal effort.

According to Google, the feature will use AI to scan photos already stored in the app, identify clothing items worn by users, and automatically group them into a dedicated wardrobe section. Instead of requiring manual uploads or tagging, the system builds a visual inventory directly from past images, offering a seamless and intuitive experience.

This approach could help users reconnect with pieces they already own but may have overlooked. By surfacing rarely worn outfits or forgotten combinations, the feature encourages smarter use of existing wardrobes rather than constant new purchases.

Once the digital wardrobe is created, users will be able to refine it using built-in filters. Clothing items can be sorted into categories such as tops, bottoms, and accessories like jewellery. This structured layout mirrors the browsing experience of online retail platforms, but with a personalised twist-everything displayed belongs to the user.

A major highlight of the update is its outfit planning capability. Users can mix and match items from their wardrobe to create new looks for different occasions. These combinations can be saved as moodboards, making it easier to organise outfits for travel, work, or special events like weddings. The feature also introduces a social aspect, allowing users to share their outfit ideas with friends for feedback or inspiration.