Lattice for stylists
Lattice is a canvas where stylists build a styling board from references, silhouettes, fabric shots, a color story, and the looks themselves, then send it to a client, editor, or brand without laying out a lookbook by hand. Drop material in as you pull it, let Lattice group it into frames, and share one read-only link that opens on any phone.
Open a board- The pull is in a camera roll, the references are in saved posts, and the client sees neither until the fitting.
- A lookbook PDF takes an evening to lay out and is out of date the moment a piece comes back unavailable.
- The editor wants to see look one next to look four, and a page-by-page deck will not let them.
Pull everything onto one board
A styling board starts as a pull: product pages, showroom photos, a fabric close-up, a reference from an old editorial, a line from the client's brief. Lattice takes all of it. Paste a product link and it unfurls into a card with the image, so the pull list has pictures instead of URLs. Drop photos straight from the camera roll. Add a short video of how a fabric moves, and it plays in place. Record a voice note after the showroom visit and it's waiting for you as text. Use the web clipper to save references while you browse. The board is infinite, so the concept, the silhouettes, and the fabrics can spread out next to each other instead of stacking in a document.
Build the looks, not a grid
A styling board is only finished when it reads as looks, and a pull is nothing but pieces. Let Lattice do the first pass: it recognizes the fabric close-ups, the silhouette references, and the color pulls, gathers each kind into a frame, and connects the pieces that keep turning up together. That gets you concept, silhouettes, fabrics and textures, color story. The looks are yours to build. Make a frame per look, drag the jacket, the trouser, and the shoe into it, and the frame takes them. Draw a line by hand from the one shoe to the two outfits it works with, so the editor sees the economy of the pull. Tag pieces confirmed, held, or returned, and filter down to confirmed before you send anything, so the board you show is the board that exists. Rename the frames look one, look two, look three, and it reads like a lookbook rather than a folder of files.
Send it before the fitting
The pitch usually happens on a call with the client or the editor. Open presentation mode and take them look by look, each frame full-screen, the rail behind it hidden. When they say yes, turn on link sharing and send the board so it lands before the fitting, not after. It opens on their phone in a browser with no account, and they can forward it to the brand contact whose approval is the one that actually matters. Then a piece comes back unavailable, as one always does. Swap the card, and the link they've already opened now shows the replacement, so nobody arrives at the fitting expecting the original. If the call sheet needs a lookbook attached, export to PDF; a single look goes out as PNG or JPG.
Questions
- Can a client or editor view the board without an account?
- Yes. With link sharing on, the board opens read-only in any browser. Editors and brand contacts can look without signing up for anything.
- Can I show how a fabric moves?
- Yes. Drop the clip on the board and it plays there, or paste a link to it and you get a playable card.
- Can I export a lookbook?
- Yes. Export the whole board to PDF, or a single look to PNG, JPG, or SVG.
- Does Lattice manage pulls, returns, or call sheets?
- No. Lattice is for building and presenting the board. Keep the logistics wherever you keep them now; drop the call sheet on the board as a PDF if the crew needs it.
- Is it free?
- Yes, free during public beta with no card required. A paid Studio tier is announced and waitlisted but not on sale.