01
Wardrobe Studio
Each piece you photograph comes back as a clean studio image, true to the item you own.
You stop buying things you already have, and start wearing the ones you forgot.
For people who still love clothes
A wardrobe full of good clothes. The same few outfits on repeat.
KOTS gives you your own virtual personal stylist for the year. Photograph your clothes, then get outfits for the office, the weekend and the wedding, built from what you already own.
Start my year · $129.99
One payment of $129.99 for the year. Covered by the First Week Guarantee.
A letter from Rami
Founder of KOTS
You can love clothes and still end up in the same few outfits. The good pieces are in there; you bought them for a reason. But on an ordinary morning there is no time to work out what goes with what, so the safe option wins again.
I know this problem from the inside. For years I wore the same jeans with a different T-shirt. My wife, Melissa, called it “the same outfit with a rotating cast of one.” So she fixed it. She printed me a book: an actual ring binder of outfits. What goes with what. What to wear where. It worked.
It also lasted about two months. The book didn't know what was in the wash. It didn't know it was boiling outside, or that the trousers on page 12 now had a hole in them. The old uniform crept back.
Taste was never the problem. Melissa solved taste with a printer and an afternoon. The problem was friction.
Style has to be easier than the default, every single morning, or the default wins. So I spent three years building what Melissa's book wanted to be: a stylist that knows the clothes you own, knows your week and your weather, and has an outfit ready before you've had your coffee.
It is not magic. Your stylist can only work with clothes it has seen, so you photograph them, starting with the pieces for a single outfit. Let me show you what you get back.
See it work
Here is what it does with a real wardrobe.
One
Photograph a piece. Get it back looking like this.
Your favourite jacket, the trousers that fit beautifully, the dress you never quite know how to wear. Each one comes back as a clean studio image, true to the actual item you own. Now you and your stylist can see the wardrobe at a glance, including the pieces you had forgotten about.
Two
Ask for an outfit for the day you actually have.
“Client lunch, then drinks. Nothing too formal.”
Your stylist builds the outfit from your own clothes. Too formal? Wrong shoes? Not your colour? Say so, and the outfit changes. Save the ones you like and they are there next time.
What comes with your year
Three things you keep. One stylist who uses them.
02
Style Passport
Your colours, your shapes, your budget, the brands that fit and the things you will not wear. Asked once and written down.
Carried into every conversation, so you never explain yourself twice.
03
Style Scout
When there is a real gap, your stylist says what would fill it, what it goes with and why it earns its place.
Set a budget, name your brands, hear about genuine discounts. Often the answer is that you own enough.
Everything else in your membership
- A stylist for your yearOne primary virtual stylist, with the option to choose another.
- Your colours and fit preferencesYour palette, your proportions and the shapes you enjoy wearing.
How your year starts
Tonight, your stylist gets to know you. This week, your first outfits.
Your first evening
A conversation, not a chore
Meet your stylist and talk through your days, your taste, what fits, what you avoid and what you like to spend. Your stylist reads your colours from your own photographs, then offers two readings of where your style could go. Choose one, or combine them. It is all written into your Style Passport before you have photographed a single garment.
Your first week
Your wardrobe, then your first outfits
Agree what you want from the year. Photograph your wardrobe in short sessions, starting with what you wear most. Your stylist reviews it: what works, what is missing, what you can stop buying. Then your first outfits, for the days you actually have.
Your first year
A stylist still there in March
An outfit rotation that moves with the season. A buying list, only where there is a real gap. A wedding, a holiday, a first day at a new job: your stylist, your wardrobe and the conversation are all still there.
The price
What this costs the usual way.
Here is what New York personal stylists we checked charge for the same jobs, one appointment at a time. Then your year with KOTS.
The maths, itemised
Your colours, shapes and style direction
$1,000
One New York stylist we checked charges $1,000. Yours is written into your Style Passport and kept all year.
Your wardrobe reviewed, with outfits
$1,250
Five New York stylists we checked charge $500 to $3,200; $1,250 is typical. One afternoon with them. Yours is documented for good.
Personal shopping
$1,800
One New York stylist we checked charges $1,800. Yours only starts when there is a real gap. Clothes cost extra either way.
A stylist on call for the year
$1,000
One New York stylist we checked charges $1,000. Yours is there at six in the morning.
The honest bit.
It takes a little setting up.
Your stylist can only style clothes it has seen, so the first job is photographing them. Start with one outfit's worth, then add the rest in short sessions. The more it sees, the more it has to work with.
It is a virtual stylist, not a person.
There are no human appointments, and sometimes it will get an outfit or an image wrong. Tell it. Too formal, wrong shoes, not my colour: it changes the answer, and you always have the final say.
Nothing here needs you to shop.
New clothes are optional, and they are not included in the membership.
The First Week Guarantee.
Complete your introduction, document your wardrobe and wear your first week of outfits. If you do not feel the value, ask within 30 days and we refund the whole year — and your Style Passport and studio photographs stay yours.
Claim from Help in the KOTS app or on the web, or email hello@killersonthestreet.com, within 30 days of purchase.
Your year of personal styling
$129.99a year until cancelled
Your own stylist, your Wardrobe Studio and your Style Passport, for the whole year. Virtual styling; clothes and human appointments are not included.
$129.99 today, then yearly until cancelled. An annual charge, not a monthly one.
Cancel anytime. No fine print.
Got something coming up? A wedding, a holiday, a new job. Tell your stylist on the first evening and start with that.
Cancel renewal from your account at any time. Your statutory rights are unaffected.
Before you decide.
How long does it take to set up?
Your first evening needs no photographs at all: it is a conversation with your stylist about your days, your colours and your style direction. After that you photograph your wardrobe in short sessions with your rails and drawers, starting with what you wear most, and you can spread them across the week.
Do I have to photograph everything?
No. Photograph the clothes you wear or want styled, plus shoes and layers. The fuller the wardrobe, the better the outfits and the more honest the review of what is missing. It is also part of the guarantee.
What happens to my photos?
They build your wardrobe and your previews inside your own account. Your originals are always kept, and previews of you are private unless you choose to share one. The privacy policy has the detail.
My body has changed. Will it still work?
Yes. Your brief is about you now: the sizes that fit today, the shapes you like and the ones you would rather avoid. A preview shows you a look; it cannot promise fit.
Is my stylist a real person?
You have clothes you love. Let's give them more days out.
Start with a conversation tonight. Melissa's book lasted two months. This is built to last the year.
Start my year · $129.99
Wear your first week of outfits. If it isn't worth it, ask within 30 days and have the whole year back.
Not now. The clothes will still be there.About the images on this page. The polo is Rami's own, photographed by him, beside the studio image KOTS generated from it. The picture of Rami in the courtyard is a preview generated by KOTS from his own clothes. The stylists are generated virtual identities; their bios describe styling approaches, not human credentials. The example outfit uses demonstration data. Your own results will differ.
