Brief the season
Surface the shifts that matter.
- Start with
- One season, market, or category question
- Work through
- Organize color, item, material, silhouette, and styling evidence.
- Continue with
- Concise cited brief with collection implications.
Trend research
Read the runway. Build the direction.
T-Fashion Agent compares seasons, markets, designers, colors, prints, and materials, then turns the evidence into a cited brief or editable Moodboard.
- Runway evidence
- Kept in context
- Editable outputs
- Kept in context
- Team review
- Kept in context
T-Fashion workspace
Connected workflow Runway evidence
Working across the platform
Compare this direction and turn the strongest evidence into an editable board.
InsightsExploreStudioMoodboards
Result
Cross-market color direction
Restrained neutrals gain depth through moss, mineral gray, and focused red accents.
01 Paris · FW27
02 Milan · FW27
03 Copenhagen · FW27
Ready for the next step
Cited color direction
Trusted by fashion teams
The platform flow
Built into T-Fashion, not beside it.
The platform remains the product. Agent helps carry evidence and instructions between the tools your team already uses.
- 01 Read
Insights
Turn runway coverage into structured season signals.
- 02 Find
Explore
Search the visual archive for the references that matter.
- 03 Create
Studio
Develop concepts from your references and direction.
- 04 Align
Moodboards
Bring evidence and creative work into one shared board.
Agent supports this workflow. It does not replace the product surfaces or your team’s decisions.
Explore the Fashion OS → What it helps with
Research that ends in an artifact.
Compare the context
Separate shared signals from local nuance.
- Start with
- Two seasons, markets, or designer groups
- Work through
- Compare adoption, movement, and supporting runway looks.
- Continue with
- Focused comparison the team can discuss.
Build visual direction
Carry evidence into the creative review.
- Start with
- Chosen direction and collection constraints
- Work through
- Select supporting looks, palette, materials, and implications.
- Continue with
- Editable, cited Moodboard.
Start with the work
Ask for direction, not a trend list.
Give the Agent the season, market, category, and decision. It will keep source evidence beside every recommendation.
- Compare the strongest outerwear shift across Paris and Milan.
- Build a color story for a premium knitwear capsule.
- Show which silhouettes moved across the last two seasons.
- Turn this Insights view into a cited Moodboard.
Runway coverage Key shifts Season brief→
Two markets Shared and distinct signals Market comparison→
Color evidence Palette implications Color direction→
Selected looks Collection story Editable Moodboard→
Review before action
Research that stays close to the runway.
The Agent works from available Insights and runway references, then carries the chosen evidence into the same workspace your team reviews.
- 01
Start from real context
Use a live Insights view or define a fresh season question.
- 02
Compare before recommending
See where a direction is shared, distinct, rising, or declining.
- 03
Keep the evidence attached
Move from cited looks to an editable visual direction.
Continue the collection workflow.
FAQ
Questions before you start
Use Agent with the same evidence, product tools, and review process your team already uses.
What can the Agent research?
It can brief a season, designer, or market, compare contexts, and develop trend, color, print, or material direction from available T-Fashion evidence.
Does the research include sources?
Yes. Research and comparison outputs keep relevant runway evidence and source context with the direction.
Can I start from an Insights page?
Yes. The Agent can use the current Insights view as the scope for a brief, comparison, Moodboard, or design concept workflow.
Bring the season question your team is debating.
Start with a market, a category, a designer set, or an Insights view.