Collocation and Try-on Network: Whether an Outfit is Compatible

Whether an outfit is compatible? Using machine learning methods to assess an outfit's compatibility, namely, fashion compatibility modeling (FCM), has recently become a popular yet challenging topic. However, current FCM studies still perform far from satisfactory, because they only consider the collocation compatibility modeling, while neglecting the natural human habits that people generally evaluate outfit compatibility from both the collocation (discrete assess) and the try-on (unified assess) perspectives. In light of the above analysis, we propose a Collocation and Try-On Network (CTO-Net) for FCM, combining both the collocation and try-on compatibilities. In particular, for the collocation perspective, we devise a disentangled graph learning scheme, where the collocation compatibility is disentangled into multiple fine-grained compatibilities between items; regarding the try-on perspective, we propose an integrated distillation learning scheme to unify all item information in the whole outfit to evaluate the compatibility based on the latent try-on representation. To further enhance the collocation and try-on compatibilities, we exploit the mutual learning strategy to obtain a more comprehensive judgment. Extensive experiments on the real-world dataset demonstrate that our CTO-Net significantly outperforms the state-of-the-art methods. In particular, compared with the competitive counterparts, our proposed CTO-Net significantly improves AUC accuracy from 83.2% to 87.8% and MRR from 15.4% to 21.8%. We have released our source codes and trained models to benefit other researchers.1