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Title: Virtual Wardrobe Assistant

Scenario:

As a fashion-conscious individual, I want to create a virtual wardrobe assistant that


helps me make outfit choices based on my personal style, body type, and lifestyle.
The virtual wardrobe assistant should be able to suggest outfits for different
occasions, provide advice on how to accessorize, and even offer virtual try-on
capabilities.

Use Case Diagram:

Here is a use case diagram:

The use case diagram shows the main actors and use cases for the Virtual Wardrobe
Assistant. The actors include the user, the virtual wardrobe assistant, and the fashion
database. The use cases include:
 User logs in and selects their personal style and body type
 User selects an occasion for which they need an outfit suggestion (e.g. work, date,
formal event)
 Virtual wardrobe assistant suggests outfits based on the user’s preferences and body
type
 User can select an outfit to view a 3D virtual try-on of the outfit
 User can purchase the suggested outfit directly from the virtual wardrobe assistant

Activity Diagram:

Here is an activity diagram for the Virtual Wardrobe Assistant:


The activity diagram shows the flow of activities for the Virtual Wardrobe Assistant.
The activities include:

 User logs in and selects their personal style and body type
 Virtual wardrobe assistant retrieves the user’s fashion preferences and body type
from the database
 Virtual wardrobe assistant suggests outfits based on the user’s preferences and body
type
 User selects an outfit to view a 3D virtual try-on of the outfit
 User can purchase the suggested outfit directly from the virtual wardrobe assistant

Sequence Diagram:

Here is a sequence diagram for the Virtual Wardrobe Assistant:

The sequence diagram shows the interactions between the actors and the Virtual
Wardrobe Assistant. The interactions include:

 User logs in and selects their personal style and body type
 Virtual wardrobe assistant retrieves the user’s fashion preferences and body type
from the database
 Virtual wardrobe assistant suggests outfits based on the user’s preferences and body
type
 User selects an outfit to view a 3D virtual try-on of the outfit
 User can purchase the suggested outfit directly from the virtual wardrobe assistant

Class Diagram:

Here is a class diagram for the Virtual Wardrobe Assistant:

The class diagram shows the classes and their relationships for the Virtual Wardrobe
Assistant. The classes include:

 User: represents the user of the Virtual Wardrobe Assistant


 Virtual Wardrobe Assistant: represents the virtual wardrobe assistant
 Fashion Database: represents the database of fashion items and their attributes
 Outfit: represents an individual outfit suggestion
 Occasion: represents the occasion for which the user needs an outfit suggestion (e.g.
work, date, formal event)
References:

1. “Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach” by Roger S. Pressman


2. “Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design” by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates
3. “UML Distilled: Applying the Standard Object Modeling Language” by Martin Fowler

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