Terms and conditions

Who can use In Vogue

You need to be 16 or older. If the law where you live requires a parent’s or guardian’s permission, get it before you use In Vogue.

The clothing catalog is currently a women’s collection. The features, languages and ways to get the app may change as it develops.

Test versions

Until the public release, In Vogue is available only as test versions: on iPhone through Apple’s TestFlight, and on Android as an APK file you install yourself. Test versions may have bugs, lose features, stop working or be withdrawn at any time.

Download test versions only from the links on this website. TestFlight is covered by Apple’s own terms. Installing an APK may require you to allow installs from your browser; only do this if you’re comfortable with it.

The wishlist

Joining the wishlist means we may email you about test versions and the release. It doesn’t guarantee an invitation, a release date or any particular feature. You can leave at any time by emailing us.

Your account

The app asks you to sign in with Apple or Google. Keep that account secure, and tell us if you think someone else has used your In Vogue account.

Your photos

Only upload photos you have the right to use: photos of yourself, or of someone who has agreed to it. Don’t upload anything unlawful, offensive or sexual.

Your photos remain yours. You allow us to store and process them, including sending them to our providers, only to give you the features you use, such as outfit pictures, colour analysis and the widget. We won’t use your photos in advertising without asking you first.

Outfit pictures, colours and weather

Outfit pictures are made by AI. They show how a look might appear on you, and they can contain mistakes. They don’t measure your body or tell you which size will fit, so check the shop’s size guide before you buy.

Colour suggestions depend on your selfie and its lighting. They’re styling ideas, not a medical or skin assessment.

Forecasts can be wrong, and an outfit can’t guarantee comfort or protection from the weather. Use your own judgment, and follow official weather warnings.

Shops and purchases

Product links take you to the shop’s website. Any purchase is between you and the shop, under its terms: the shop sets the prices and handles sizes, stock, payment, delivery and returns. A product may have changed or sold out by the time you open its page. In Vogue doesn’t sell clothes or take payments.

If we ever earn a commission from a shop link, we’ll say so next to the link.

Using In Vogue fairly

Don’t try to access other people’s information, interfere with the service, extract keys or other credentials from the app, or send automated requests that overload it. We may suspend access for anyone who does.

Our content

The In Vogue name, logo, design and app belong to us. Product names and images belong to their owners. You may use In Vogue for your own personal use.

Our responsibility

We work to keep In Vogue running and accurate, but we can’t promise that it will always be available, free of errors or suitable for every purpose. Test versions in particular are provided as they are. Nothing in these terms limits any rights you have by law that can’t be limited.

Stopping

You can stop using In Vogue at any time and delete your account in the app’s Settings. To leave the wishlist, email us.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms as In Vogue develops. We’ll change the date at the top, and tell you about important changes in the app, or by email if you’re on the wishlist.

Questions? Email vlad.atwok@gmail.com.