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Google Launches Doppl: An AI-Powered Virtual Fashion Experience

Innovating the Virtual Try-On Landscape

Google has introduced Doppl, an experimental application that leverages artificial intelligence to transform the way consumers explore fashion digitally. Currently available on both iOS and Android in the United States, Doppl enables users to virtually try on outfits using a personalized digital avatar created from a full-body photo.

A Technological Leap in Fashion Engagement

By simply uploading an image of themselves, users can experiment with various outfits sourced from anywhere, from thrift store finds to social media inspirations. The app generates a realistic image of the user wearing the selected garment, and it can even convert these static images into short, AI-generated videos. This dynamic presentation offers a more accurate impression of how the outfit might look in motion.

Integrating Seamless User Experience With Data Insights

Building on the success of earlier virtual try-on technology within Google Shopping, Doppl provides a streamlined, stand-alone experience designed to appeal to contemporary fashion enthusiasts. The interactive format not only enhances user engagement but also allows Google to collect vital data, further refining its approach to integrating AI and shopping experiences.

Paving the Way for Future Innovations

While Doppl marks another significant milestone in Google’s foray into digital fashion, it is important to note that as an experimental product, the tool may face occasional accuracy issues in fit, appearance, and clothing details. Nonetheless, this innovative step underscores Google’s commitment to evolving how consumers interact with fashion in a digitally immersive environment.

Looking Ahead

Google’s Doppl represents a pivotal moment in the intersection of artificial intelligence and retail, with the potential to redefine consumer engagement in the fashion industry. As the app continues to evolve, industry observers will be keenly watching for its broader rollout and impact on the future of digital shopping.

Amazon Deepens Prime Video Shopping With New X-Ray And Lens Features

Amazon is adding new shopping features to Prime Video, allowing viewers to discover products connected to thousands of titles through its existing X-Ray experience.

The company is also introducing “Shop the Scene,” powered by its Lens visual search technology, alongside updates designed to connect video content more directly with shopping.

From Viewing To Shopping

The new tools build on Shop the Show, launched last year through Amazon’s mobile shopping app. Previously, viewers had to search for “shop the show” to find products related to a program.

Now, X-Ray users can open a Shop tab directly from Fire TV to see products associated with the title. Purchases are completed through the Amazon Shopping app, which can recognize the content being watched and open a synchronized product feed.

The app can also identify what is playing and take viewers directly to a storefront, removing the need for a separate search.

Amazon Targets Shoppable Streaming

Amazon is joining a broader push to combine entertainment and commerce. YouTube offers creator merchandise and shoppable connected-TV ads, while Peacock has tested shoppable programming through Must ShopTV.

Roku has enabled shopping through its remote, while Disney has experimented with shoppable television across Disney+, Hulu and ESPN.

Shop The Scene Uses Visual Search

“Shop the Scene” uses Amazon Lens to identify products or similar items based on what appears on screen, including clothing and home decor.

Exact matches will not always be available because some costumes and other items are custom-made, high-end or unavailable through Amazon sellers. The feature can instead help viewers find similar products or recreate a particular style.

Shop the Scene is available on iOS and Android in the U.S. across more than 600 titles. Meanwhile, Shop the Show is expanding from 1,300 titles to more than 8,000, including Prime Originals, selected licensed content and live sports.

For Amazon, the changes bring shopping closer to the viewing experience, potentially creating another way to generate commerce from Prime Video’s audience.

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