Retail captures and generated looks are useful records of a shopping visit, but they are different things. A captured item is the garment photograph you saved. A look is the AI preview created from selected pieces and your private try-on photo.
Open Try On, choose Retail Try On, and look for Continue a saved visit. The visit shows the retailer, location and date. Open it to continue capturing, or choose View saved items to return to the shop’s saved finds. You can also use See all saved shopping items to browse the wider history.
Try On history separates items and looks and provides location and retailer context where it was recorded. If an older capture does not have a saved visit, it can appear with earlier shopping captures instead. Vrool does not invent a shopping centre or visit for that older image.
When you actually buy a saved retail piece, choose Move to my wardrobe. The confirmation asks whether you have bought it. Confirming records the piece as owned, so it can become part of your personal collection and appear in Home Try On.
That action does not purchase the item from the retailer, reserve stock, record a Vrool marketplace order or create a sale listing. Complete any retailer purchase separately through the shop’s own process.
A generated look keeps the descriptive context saved when it was made. Moving a source item later does not rewrite the history of that preview. Give captures useful names while the visit is fresh, so similar pieces are easier to distinguish on your next visit.
Would you organise saved finds by shop, occasion or planned outfit?
Vrool editorial guide. Prepared with AI assistance and checked against current feature information or the linked sources on 23 October 2026. Share your experience or suggest a correction below.