A Wardrobe Study over video, for closets outside Astoria and North Brooklyn.
Screen Test
Same idea, different distance. A Screen Test brings the Wardrobe Study to your closet: 90 minutes of video with Kelly Funabashi, building new outfits from what you already own. Each outfit is captured on screen and sent back as a set of annotated Stills.
/How it works
01 The questionnaire
The same one as in-home: your week, what's not working, how you want to feel, and your style as a song.
04 Stills
Each outfit is captured as a screenshot during the call. Within a few days, you'll get your Stills: a digital album of every look, annotated with notes on how to wear it.
02 The setup
Before the call, pull the pieces you want to work with and set up your camera so it can see you head to toe. A prep checklist arrives after booking.
05 The gap list
Three to five pieces that would unlock the most new outfits. Optional, never required.
03 The call
Ninety minutes of try-ons, pairing, and fit notes, live on camera. Hold things up, try things on, turn around. Nothing is off limits.
What's included
Pre-session questionnaire
90-minute video session
Stills: a digital album of annotated outfit screenshots
Gap list of pieces worth adding
/Pricing
Launch pricing: $150
Available for the first five Screen Tests.
Available anywhere with a camera and a closet.
/How to prepare
Find your light.
Face a window if you can. Daylight shows color and fit best.
Set up the camera
on a tripod, a shelf, or a stack of books, far enough back to see you head to toe.
Wear simple fitted basics,
like a tank and leggings, for quick changes.
Pull 20 to 30 pieces
to work with, including the maybes, plus shoes and accessories.
Clear a little floor space
for trying things on and laying outfits out.
Check your connection
and have a charger nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A phone or laptop with a camera, decent light, and a way to prop the camera up. No special equipment.
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FaceTime, Zoom, or Google Meet, whichever is easiest for you.
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It's shorter and more focused, since pieces are pulled ahead of time. You get digital Stills instead of an instant photo album.
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Of course. Some people prefer it.
Your closet, on screen.
Ninety minutes, wherever you are, with what you already own.