Three readings move from looking at a garment to checking its record and trying an idea with your own clothes.
Start with a small question: what can I see, and what needs checking or trying? This page suggests a sequence through three independent readings. First, name a line or detail visible in the photograph. Next, separate that observation from what the object record reports, leaving unanswered questions open. Then use the week-planning worksheet to try clothes you own in situations you choose. You can enter at any point and stop after the reading that helps you. Keep a note or question on paper if useful. A photograph does not test comfort or fit, and the worksheet does not assume you need to shop. All three readings and exercises work without an account or the assistant.
An optional sequence through the three linked articles. It organises their published exercises without adding a research claim or automatic taxonomy. Consult each article for its own sources.