Modeling fashion

We propose a method to try to model fashionable dresses in this paper. We first discover common visual patterns that appear in dress images using a human-in-the-loop, active clustering approach. A fashionable dress is expected to contain certain visual patterns which make it fashionable. An approach is proposed to jointly identify fashionable visual patterns and learn a discriminative fashion classifier. The results show that interesting fashionable patterns can be discovered on a newly collected dress dataset. Furthermore, our model can also achieve high accuracy on distinguishing fashionable and unfashionable dresses.

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