AI Stylist Guide

Give the assistant the audience, setting or occasion, city or event location when relevant, and any preference such as color, formality, weather needs, or overall style direction.

Tellus is designed to ask only when the answer changes the recommendation. For example, a sport can mean playing, attending, or styling around the sport, and each direction calls for different pieces.

Yes. When you provide a city or event location, the assistant can use weather context to make smarter recommendations, such as avoiding heavy layers in hot weather or choosing more practical pieces for rain.

No. If weather matters and no location is provided, the assistant may ask for your city or recommend based on the season or occasion instead.

When a location is provided, the assistant is designed to use the temperature unit that fits the location. For example, U.S. weather is generally shown in Fahrenheit, while Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, South America, and Australia/New Zealand are generally shown in Celsius.

Yes. You can ask for spring, summer, fall, or winter styling. If the season alone is too broad, Tellus may ask for the setting, such as beach, dinner, travel, sport, or everyday dressing.

Activity words such as basketball, yoga, tennis, running, golf, hiking, swimming, or training are treated differently from dinner or party styling. If the activity could mean playing, attending, or dressing with inspiration from the sport, Tellus may ask a short clarifying question first.

If you ask what is trending, Tellus can use Consumerlite’s current trending direction. If you specify Men, Women, or a collection such as dresses, shoes, swimwear, or outerwear, the recommendation can be narrowed to that area.

Yes. If you ask what to get a boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, or someone else, Tellus may ask for the occasion or setting first so the recommendation feels more intentional.

Yes. You can use natural style language such as quiet luxury, old money, Ralph Lauren inspired, Zara-like, clean girl, elevated casual, resort wear, airport outfit, game day, streetwear, country club, or going out.

Yes. You can give a total outfit direction such as “keep the look under $150,” “something affordable,” or “make it more premium.” Tellus will use that as a shopping preference when selecting products, while still keeping the setting and product fit in mind.

Yes. After Tellus shows a look, you can ask “How much is the full look?” and it can total the visible product prices when that information is available.

Collection browsing is designed to stay guided. Tellus may first ask Men or Women, then offer focused paths such as clothing, footwear, accessories, bestsellers, seasonal, or browse all before showing collection cards inside the chat.

Styling around a product means Tellus treats the current product page item as the anchor. It should not replace the anchor item unless you ask. Instead, it can build a full outfit around it or find a specific companion piece such as a top, footwear, layer, or accessory.

Yes, but only when you ask. Opening Tellus on a product page does not automatically mean you need help with that product. If you want product-page styling, ask something like “Style this product” or “What goes with this?”

Yes. Tellus stays short by default, but you can ask “Why this works?” after a recommendation to get a brief explanation of the styling logic.

Some categories and collection routes are different by audience. Asking this helps Tellus avoid showing the wrong products and build a more relevant recommendation.

Yes. You can change from Men to Women, Women to Men, switch the season, change the setting, ask for another edit, or ask to make the look more casual or more elevated. Tellus is designed to treat the latest clear direction as the one to follow.

Yes. After receiving recommendations, you can ask to shop the look, show the look again, remove an accessory, make it more casual, more formal, less formal, more luxury, more everyday, or show another edit.

Tellus may show fewer products when that creates a cleaner recommendation. For example, it may leave out an accessory, layer, or shoe if it does not suit the setting.

Yes. The assistant is designed to continue in the language you use. Product names, prices, and links may remain as they appear on Consumerlite so the shopping experience stays clear.

Yes. Tellus is designed to continue in the language you use, while keeping product names, prices, and links clear for shopping.

Tellus is designed to be direct and easy to shop. It gives a clear recommendation, then shows the pieces visually so you can decide quickly.

The assistant can guide you to account, order, and customer-service help, but it does not create private order details or invent order status. For order changes, refunds, cancellations, or account help, contact Consumerlite support through the Customer Service page.