T-Fashion vs Tagwalk
Tagwalk made runway search part of the daily routine, and basic search is free. T-Fashion starts at the same place, with every look from 500 fashion weeks, and then keeps going: the trend behind the look, Studio concepts, team boards, line plans and tech packs.
Best for
- Tagwalk
- Fast, free keyword search of the five major fashion weeks
- T-Fashion
- Runway data, mood or image search, and the whole collection workflow
- Both
- Stylists and editors search on Tagwalk while design teams build in T-Fashion
Where each one fits in the work
The steps a fashion team takes from the first trend question to production, and which tool does each one.
- Long-range foresight
- Trend research
- Runway references
- Concepts and sketches
- Team boards
- Line plan review
- Tech pack review
- Demand and buying
Side by side
- Coverage
- T-Fashion 500 fashion weeks, 550K photos Tagwalk Five cities, about 500K images4
- Search
- T-Fashion Thematic search and design filters Tagwalk Keyword1
- Trend data
- T-Fashion Adoption across designers and seasons Tagwalk What its audience views and searches3
- Design tools
- T-Fashion Studio, Moodboards, Agent Tagwalk Moodboards on premium6
- Free tier
- T-Fashion No Tagwalk Yes1
- Pricing
- T-Fashion $999 a month Tagwalk Free to €2,200 a month3
Where Tagwalk is stronger
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Free search and low-cost membership
Basic runway search is free, and keyword search with moodboards costs about €100 a year with a student discount, per WWD.
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Audience intelligence
Views and searches from around 300,000 fashion professionals give a read on industry attention that no runway-only dataset has.
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Casting and brand rankings
Model and casting insights and seasonal brand rankings, cited by Hypebeast, WWD and TIME.
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Education footprint
Partnerships with IED, Istituto Marangoni, Esmod and SUNY, with 75% of users being professionals.
Tagwalk facts checked on September 22, 2026 against 7 public pages. See sources
One workspace for the whole collection
“Three people spent every February and September tagging runway photos. That job does not exist anymore.”
What it costs
- Tagwalk
- Free to €2,200 / month
- Free search. Individual membership about €100 a year per WWD. Dashboard from €2,200 a month.
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How we know
Tagwalk offers free brand and lookbook search. WWD reported keyword search and moodboards at about €100 per year in December 2024. The Trends Dashboard is listed on tag-walk.com from €2,200 per month. Reports and education access are quoted on request. Membership tiers on tag-walk.com load dynamically; figures reflect the dashboard page and WWD coverage as of September 2026.
Search the same runway, then build on it
Bring a keyword you search on Tagwalk. We will show the looks, the trend behind them and the concepts Studio builds from them.
FAQ
T-Fashion vs Tagwalk
Is T-Fashion a Tagwalk alternative?
For runway search, yes, with AI tagging, search by mood or image, and a wider fashion-week calendar. T-Fashion then carries the work further: trend analysis for every show, Studio concept design, shared team moodboards, season briefs, and line-plan and tech-pack review. Tagwalk’s free tier and audience data are things T-Fashion does not offer.
How does Tagwalk pricing compare to T-Fashion?
Tagwalk search is free, an individual keyword membership was reported at about €100 per year, and the Trends Dashboard starts at €2,200 per month. T-Fashion is $999 per month, month-to-month for the team, with Enterprise on request.
Which covers more runway shows?
Tagwalk cites roughly 410,000 to 500,000 images from 1,300+ brands across five cities since 2016. T-Fashion covers 500 fashion weeks, 20,000+ shows and 550K photos across a wider set of cities, with every look tagged for silhouette, fabric, pattern and color.
What is the Tagwalk Trends Dashboard?
An AI-powered dashboard launched in December 2024 that turns Tagwalk’s image tags and the search and view data of its professional audience into trend adoption and brand performance metrics. TIME listed it among the Best Inventions of 2025.
Can T-Fashion search by image or mood like Tagwalk searches by keyword?
Yes. Explore supports filters, plain-English prompts and visual similarity search, so you can start from a keyword, a mood or a reference image.
When is Tagwalk the better choice?
When you need free or low-cost keyword search of the major cities, audience attention data, or casting and brand rankings. T-Fashion is the better choice when you need the trend behind the look and the whole collection workflow after it.
Sources
Tagwalk facts come only from these public pages, checked on September 22, 2026. T-Fashion facts come from the platform and the pricing page. We do not report private pricing or unpublished customer lists. Corrections: hello@tfashion.ai
- 1. Tagwalk homepage · positioning
- 2. Tagwalk about us · founding, named customers, users
- 3. Tagwalk Trends Dashboard · dashboard pricing
- 4. Tagwalk FAQ · cities and seasons covered
- 5. Tagwalk for education · image count, partners, user mix
- 6. WWD: Tagwalk launches AI-powered dashboard, December 2024 · image and brand counts, audience size, membership price
- 7. TIME Best Inventions 2025: Tagwalk Trends Dashboard · prediction horizon
The long version: definitions and full comparison
What is Tagwalk?
Tagwalk is a Paris fashion search engine founded in 2016 by Alexandra Van Houtte. It tags runway, lookbook and street-style images by keyword so users can search shows from Paris, New York, Milan, London and Florence back to 2016, with roughly half a million images from more than 1,300 brands. Basic search is free; premium memberships add unlimited keyword search and moodboards, and a Trends Dashboard launched in December 2024 turns view, search and ranking data from its professional audience into trend and brand performance metrics.
What is T-Fashion?
T-Fashion is an AI workspace for fashion teams. It covers the collection work from trend research to tech pack: analysis of every major fashion week by the next morning, search across 550K runway photos, AI concept design with technical flats, shared moodboards, and an Agent that writes season briefs and reviews line plans and tech packs with the runway evidence cited.
Audience signal versus runway signal
Tagwalk’s trend data measures what its professional audience looks at. T-Fashion measures what designers showed, counted across looks, designers and seasons. Audience attention is a real signal, and it is a different one from adoption on the runway.
Keyword search versus semantic and visual search
Tagwalk works from keywords you already know. T-Fashion Explore also works from a plain-English mood or from an image, so a designer can find looks they could not name.
Index versus workspace
Tagwalk ends at the moodboard. T-Fashion continues: open any look in Studio for variants and technical flats, pin references, sketches and Pantone tones to a shared board, and let Agent write the cited season brief.
Five cities versus the wider calendar
Tagwalk covers Paris, New York, Milan, London and Florence. T-Fashion covers 500 fashion weeks including Copenhagen, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai.
Free to start versus priced for teams
Tagwalk’s search is free and its individual membership is inexpensive; its Trends Dashboard starts at €2,200 a month. T-Fashion is one published team price at $999 a month.
| Dimension | T-Fashion | Tagwalk |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI workspace for fashion teams, from trend research to tech pack | Runway search engine with a trend data dashboard |
| Workflow covered | Trend research, runway references, concept design, team boards, season briefs, line-plan and tech-pack review | Runway search, moodboards on premium, an audience trend dashboard and reports |
| Runway coverage | 500 fashion weeks, 20,000+ shows, 550K photos across cities including Paris, Milan, New York, London, Copenhagen, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai | Roughly 410,000 to 500,000 images from 1,300+ brands; Paris, New York, Milan, London and Florence, from FW2016 |
| How looks are tagged | AI tags category, silhouette, fabric, pattern and Pantone-matched color per look | Keyword tags, algorithm-assisted with human review |
| How trends are called | Every look scored for visibility, growth and designer adoption per season, city and category | Trends Dashboard ranks trends and brands from audience views, searches and rankings, without human intervention |
| Search | Filters plus semantic search by plain-English prompt and visual similarity | Keyword search across collections, designers, models and calendar |
| Speed after a show | Full fashion week analysis ready by the next morning | Trend pages per completed fashion week; dashboard predicts up to a year ahead per TIME |
| Design tools | Studio concept generation with technical flats, shared Moodboards, Agent | Moodboards on premium membership; no concept generation listed |
| Audience data | Not collected | Search and view data from 300,000 fashion professionals feeds the dashboard |
| Pricing | $999 per month, month-to-month; Enterprise on request | Free search; keyword search about €100 per year per WWD; Trends Dashboard from €2,200 per month |
| Free tier | Walkthrough on your own season, then activation | Yes, brand and lookbook search is free |
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