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One search bar, 500K+ runway photos. Describe the look the way a designer would — a season, a city, a fabric, a feeling — and Explore reads every filter in your sentence.

500K
Runway photos
600+
Designers
2,800
Pantone tones
40
Patterns
Fall/Winter 2026 runway look — Akris

Akris · FW2026

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Searching 500K+ photos...

Every query, one read

Search every detail,
Discover every theme

Search for any fashion detail you can describe — from categories, colors, fabrics, and patterns to moods, themes, silhouettes, and designers.

Describe the look…
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Smart filtering

Six lenses, one search bar

Type any mix of season, city, category, color, fabric, pattern, designer, or theme — Explore turns your query into filters as you search across 500K+ runway photos.

Season & City

Filter by every season, city

Follow new shows as they arrive, and explore past seasons across cities from one searchable archive.

20+ seasons · 12 cities

FW26SS27Resort 27ParisMilanNew York

Color

Pantone mapped palettes

Search one color, a palette, or a mood like “warm neutrals” across the full 2,800-tone library.

Across 2,800 Pantone tones

Pristine

TCX 11-0606

Black Beauty

TCX 19-3911

Emerald

TCX 17-5641

Apparel

Category and attribute-level search

Move from category-level search to specific items like funnel jackets, midi dresses, tailored coats, and more.

51 apparel types

Fabric

Textile direction at a glance

Filter across 39 fabric types, from silk and leather to denim, organza, cotton, linen, and more.

39 fabrics, full textile library

SilkLeatherDenimOrganzaCottonLinen

Pattern

Search by 30+ pattern types

Search florals, checks, stripes, abstracts, graphics, and more across shows, designers, and seasons.

40 patterns tracked

FloralCheckStripeAbstractGraphic

Designer

600+ designer archives in one place

Search the designers you track and uncover new runway references across similar aesthetics.

600+ designers covered

3.1 Phillip Lim
Louis Vuitton
Ralph Lauren
How matching works

Three ways to find inspiration

Start with a fashion theme, narrow by exact attributes, or search similars. Explore helps you find the runway looks that match your idea.

Mode 01

Thematic Search

Search by mood, aesthetic, or theme

“old money aesthetic”

neutral tailoring · classic silhouettes · quiet palette

Type a theme like "old money aesthetic" and find runway looks that match the aesthetics behind it.

Mode 02

Filter by Attribute

Detail filters

Season

FW26

City

Paris

Apparel

Midi Dress

Color, fabric and pattern signals mapped visually

Narrow results by the details — from season and city to apparel type, color, fabric, pattern, and garment attributes.

Mode 03

Similar Search

Select a look, find similar looks

Select one reference, find similars

Start from any look and find similar runway references by silhouette, color, fabric, styling, and visual composition.

What used to be days of searching across sources now starts in one place. We find the references, build the direction, and move into collection work much faster.

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Where runway search becomes creative direction

Start from a theme, a detail, a brand, or a reference image, then turn the search into creative direction.

01

Thematic search

Start from a theme

Search moods, aesthetics, and concepts, then turn them into runway references for boards and direction.

02

Detailed filtering

Find the exact fashion detail

Filter by category, color, fabric, pattern, designer, season, city, and garment attributes.

03

Visual similarity

Find looks from a reference

Upload or select a look, then discover similar runway images by silhouette, color, fabric, and styling.

04

Creative workflow

Move references into action

Save the looks into boards, share them with your team, or use them as inputs for Studio.

Part of the platform

Explore sits between the read and the sketch

Insights turns runway data into structured season signals — then carries those colors, silhouettes, fabrics, patterns, and references into Explore, Studio, and Moodboards.

Search the runway, not the browser

Get runway intelligence overnight — then turn Fashion Week into clear direction your team can search, create from, save, and share.

FAQ

Visual search questions

What is visual search for fashion design?

Visual search lets fashion designers find runway and social-media imagery by visual similarity rather than keywords - by silhouette, color, fabric, pattern, or natural-language descriptions like "tailored shoulder, drop hem".

What can I search across in T-Fashion Explore?

Runway shows from major fashion weeks, presentations, lookbooks, and a curated set of social-media imagery. Each result is structured with designer, season, look number, garment type, color, and material context.

Can I search by an image I already have?

Yes. Upload or paste a reference and T-Fashion returns visually similar runway looks. You can refine results by garment type, color, era, or designer.

How is this different from Google Images or Pinterest?

Google Images and Pinterest return crowdsourced web imagery without fashion-specific structure. T-Fashion searches across structured runway and fashion events, with metadata at the look and garment level, so results are ready for design use.

Can I save references into a moodboard?

Yes. Any result can be added to a shared moodboard with one click, preserving the source context (designer, show, season).

Does visual search work for accessories and footwear?

Yes. Garment type filters include accessories, bags, footwear, jewelry, headwear, and other categories - with the same visual-similarity ranking applied within each category.