Press
Fashion was drawn long before it was photographed. Visual Closet is an outfit planner where the garments are illustrated by hand — a designer's board for your own clothes. Everything on this page can be used as is; write to hello@visualcloset.app if you need something that isn't here.
The short version
Every collection begins as drawings on a board — flats laid out, moved around, decided on, long before a garment exists. Visual Closet puts that board in your pocket and fills it with your own wardrobe. You pick from a closet's worth of garments illustrated by hand, tap a color or pattern, and they're yours; or type your whole closet in one sentence. Lay them out, make a Look, put it on the calendar, pack it for the trip. No photographs, no cataloguing. Everything stays on your device. Free to try; one purchase unlocks the whole app, no subscription. Drawn and built by one person in Tampa, Florida.
Why it's drawn
Fashion plates, croquis, flats, the illustrated Vogue cover — clothing was drawn for two centuries before a camera was pointed at it, and designers never stopped. A collection still starts as a sheet of flats on a board.
Every wardrobe app made since asks you to photograph your closet first, and most people quit somewhere around the twentieth hanger. Visual Closet goes the other way: the pieces are already drawn, so the wardrobe exists the moment you open it. The photograph is the newcomer here. The drawing is the native form.
Facts
- Released
- September 9, 2026, on the App Store for iPhone. Version 1.2.1 is live.
- Price
- Free to download. One in-app purchase unlocks the whole app. No subscription.
- Privacy
- No account, no sign-in, no server. App Privacy label: Data Not Collected.
- The closet
- Garments illustrated by hand — tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, swim, shoes and accessories — each recolorable and patternable, and more drawn all the time.
- One sentence
- Type your closet the way you'd say it — “white button shirt, mid wash bootcut jeans, a sun yellow sundress, gold hoops, tan belt” — and the pieces appear, drawn and ready.
- Rooms
- Eight: Retreat, Champagne, Petals and Poolside by day; Moss, Tiramisu, The Atelier and Miami after dark.
- Made by
- Andrew Quinn, Tampa, Florida. One person — design, drawing, and code.
- Get it
or visualcloset.app/get
The drawing
The closet
Pieces
Where it came from
Visual Closet began as my grandmother Kathleen's idea, about twenty years ago. I was the tech kid in the family and knew my way around vector files, so I drew the women's clothing for her — not knowing what a camisole was, or the difference between a halter top and a blouse — and then I slowly built the interface and got invested. Life circumstances happened and it was eventually put on the back burner.
When I found the old art files recently, I finished it here, partly for her; a lot of the hand-drawn clothes in the app are the originals. Technology caught up with the idea so it was doable and I think she'd like it a lot.
Her line from that plan was “make morning simple.” The listing ends on it, grown up: morning made simple.
— Andrew Quinn
Downloads
- Everything on this page, one zip icon, wordmark, twelve stills, the three videos
- App icon PNG
- Wordmark SVG
- Twelve garments, one image JPG, 2412 × 1604
- The tops master sheet JPG
- The closet, cream MP4, 720 × 1280, 18 s
- The closet, Champagne MP4, 720 × 1280, 18 s
- The drawing MP4, 720 × 1280, 15 s
For editorial use in coverage of Visual Closet. © 2026 Andrew Quinn. Higher-resolution versions of the videos exist; ask.
Contact
There's one person here, and he reads everything.