Google has outlined four ways stylist Sydney Bordonaro uses Gemini while working with professional athlete clients who are often located far away. According to Google, Bordonaro uploads images of clothing and combines them with client photos in Gemini to show how a complete outfit may look before the items are shipped.

The company also says Bordonaro can request changes to individual pieces without restarting the process. Examples include replacing boots with loafers or changing a jacket to dark denim. Google presents the same workflow as a way for users to upload a photo of themselves alongside images of clothing they are considering and preview the combination before ordering.

Once an outfit is assembled, Bordonaro shares the generated image with her client for feedback. Google says users can similarly share proposed looks for occasions such as weddings, job interviews or trips.

The final use case involves clothing stains. Google says Bordonaro can photograph a makeup smudge or another stain and ask Gemini for step-by-step cleaning instructions based on supplies available at the time. The company suggests users try the same approach with stains at home.

The post describes these capabilities as practical styling and clothing-care applications. It does not provide independent testing of the generated outfit images or cleaning guidance. Google’s page also notes that its AI-generated summaries are experimental.