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It only takes a little effort to look your best.Start by knowing exactly what that effort should be. Two photos. Four questions. One complete style system built on science — delivered in under two minutes.
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Upload two photos, answer four questions, pay ₹499. Your personalised report is ready in under 2 minutes.
A front-facing portrait in natural daylight. A full-body straight-on shot in fitted clothes. That is all the AI needs to assess your face shape, skin undertone, and body architecture.
Age, height, lifestyle, and any insecurities you want addressed. Under sixty seconds. Your answers shape the entire register of your report — a student and a senior partner get different advice.
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Full illustrated analysis on-screen in under two minutes. Colour swatches, body diagrams, outfit cards, grooming visuals. Emailed as a permanent link you can return to any time.
Methodology
Armadi does not generate style advice from trends or personal opinion. Every recommendation traces back to a peer-reviewed framework or an established industry standard. The four pillars below are the analytical engine behind every report — applied simultaneously to your specific photographs and metadata. No two reports are the same.
Framework 01
Munsell-based undertone classification
Derived from the Munsell Colour System — the international standard for perceptual colour measurement — the 12-Season system classifies human colouring across three axes: hue (warm vs cool undertone), value (light vs deep), and chroma (muted vs clear). Your specific intersection determines which of 12 categories you belong to, and from that, the precise palette that harmonises with your natural colouring. Low-chroma colours applied to a high-chroma season will visually flatten the face. The system eliminates that guesswork entirely.
Colour science · Perceptual harmonyFramework 02
Dermatological phototype classification
Developed by Harvard dermatologist Thomas B. Fitzpatrick in 1975, the Fitzpatrick Scale classifies skin into six phototypes based on melanin concentration and UV response behaviour. It is the standard classification system used in clinical dermatology worldwide. Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin carries significantly elevated post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) risk — requiring different actives, different SPF standards, and a different treatment sequence. A routine appropriate for Type II will actively worsen Type V outcomes. Your report accounts for this precisely.
Clinical dermatology · Phototype riskFramework 03
Male morphological classification
Male body classification in styling is governed by the relationship between shoulder width, waist circumference, and hip width — expressed as a shoulder-to-hip ratio assessed alongside vertical proportion data. The five resulting architectures — Trapezoid, Inverted Triangle, Rectangle, Triangle, and Oval — each require a fundamentally different garment strategy to achieve a balanced silhouette. Fabrics, cuts, and layering that work for an Inverted Triangle actively worsen an Oval's visual proportions. Your report identifies your architecture and specifies the exact adjustments to close the gap.
Morphology · Proportion analysisFramework 04
Garment proportion & relationship rules
Alan Flusser's foundational work established the principle that pattern, texture, and colour in menswear must relate to the face first — not to each other. The man's natural colouring, facial architecture, and proportions are the fixed reference point; every garment decision is relative to that. Concretely: a man with high value contrast requires that same level of contrast in his clothing — a low-contrast outfit on a high-contrast man reads as underpowered. These relationships govern your outfit formulas, fabric weight recommendations, and the "avoid" list in your report.
Garment proportion · Contrast theory01
Your exact season from the 12-season system. Palette of 8 shades to wear, 4 to eliminate. Illustrated swatches — not descriptions.
Colour science
02
Your body shape, shoulder-to-hip ratio, vertical proportions. Current vs target silhouette diagram. Exact cuts and fabrics specified.
Morphology
03
Your face shape. Which hairstyles elongate or balance it. Which frame shapes add contrast. What your beard line should do at the jaw.
Grooming geometry
04
Illustrated before/after diagrams. Exact barber brief — the precise words to say. Beard geometry. Facial hair length in millimetres.
With barber brief
05
3 complete outfits each across smart business, elevated casual, and formal. Every piece named. Every colour a shade from your season palette.
3 contexts · 9 outfits
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Fitzpatrick-matched routine with ingredient concentrations. Postural alignment notes and optimal photo angles for your body architecture.
Fitzpatrick · Alignment
Based on early verified purchases · armadi.in
"Honestly I bought it just to see what it would say. Then it told me I have been wearing the wrong white for literally 6 years. The off-white vs bright white thing — my wife is very upset she did not tell me this herself."
2 weeks ago
"Very good. The barber brief section is what got me. I showed my barber the exact words and he said 'sir this is exactly what I have been trying to tell you for two years.' So that was slightly embarrassing but very useful."
1 week ago
"The colour palette section was a proper eye opener. I always thought I could wear black but apparently this is not the case for my skin type. Have since donated three black shirts. Family is confused. I am not."
3 weeks ago
"499 rupees for this level of detail is honestly a bit suspicious. I kept waiting for the upsell that never came. The outfit formulas alone — with the colour swatches — I have screenshotted and sent to my mother for shopping reference."
5 days ago
"My body type section said I have 'oval tendency' which I did not appreciate reading. However the advice for how to dress it was actually very correct and I look noticeably better now so I will not complain too much."
1 month ago
"The posture section was not something I expected. It pointed out I have forward head posture and anterior pelvic tilt, which I had to Google. Turns out this was making my stomach look bigger than it actually is. Very rude. Very accurate."
2 weeks ago
If something is not answered here, it probably becomes obvious once you have seen the report.
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