Feature of the Day · Saturday 7 November 2026
Velasca: buy the look from one photograph, with each product and its price in one dialog
On the Daziee loafer page, a label on the first photograph reads BUY THIS LOOK. Select it and a dialog opens: a styled photo on the left, and on the right the products in the outfit, each with a price and its own Add to cart control. A shopper can add a loafer, a care kit or a suit without leaving the picture. We read it on 7 November 2026 and added nothing to a cart.
- Platform
- Shopify
- Store
- velasca.com, Daziee loafer page, $500
- Shown on
- Desktop at 1440px, phone at 390px
- Read on
- 7 Nov 2026
What is on the screen
At desktop width the dialog lists three products: the Daziee loafer at $500 in black smooth leather, the Lustrà kit at $120 for smooth leather, and the Feltre single-breasted suit at $1,230 in Prince of Wales merino wool. Each row has its own Add to cart control. The control on the loafer and the suit carries a chevron, and the kit's control does not. We did not open the chevrons.
What changes on a phone
At 390 pixels the same dialog runs as one column. The loafer and the suit say CHOOSE YOUR US SIZE on their buttons, and the kit says ADD TO CART. The list keeps going past the third product: a long-sleeved polo, Fenis, begins under the suit.
How the flow works, as far as we saw
- The shopper sees the label on the first photograph of the loafer page.
- Selecting it opens the dialog over the page, with the styled photo and the products.
- Each row shows its photograph, its name, its colour or material, and its price.
- The button labels say Choose your US size where a size is needed, which suggests the size is asked for before the item is added. We did not test that.
- A cross at the top right closes the dialog. We did not press it.
Mock-up: shop the look from one photo
The mock-up below follows the behaviour we saw, with a grey block for the photograph and three rows. It applies one rule we chose for the illustration: an item with a size needs a size before it can be added. It is not Velasca's code, and nothing on this page is for sale.
Mock-up: shop the look from one photo
Who else does it
Two other stores in our reading put more than one product into a single purchase block, with the price beside each.
Then I Met You: a three-product routine block with a total
Three products, a size choice inside the block, a total of $106.00 and one Add 3 to Cart button.
Bruvi: a bundle with two choices and a gift question beside Add to Cart
The bundle shows $399 struck through beside $349, with the choices and the gift line beside the button.
What we did not check
We did not add a product to a cart, choose a size, or open a chevron. We did not check the stock behind each row, or whether each product in the dialog is the one shown in the photograph. We did not identify the app or the code that draws the dialog. The Velasca page code loads scripts from Klaviyo, Stamped, Trustpilot and Klarna. None of them is named here as the source of the dialog.
How it is built
The store is on Shopify, with a theme copy named "2025 - Production - US" and no Theme Store id. We found no name for the dialog in the code we read, so this page does not name an app for it.
What to take to your own shop
- Put a photograph-to-product route on the picture itself, and print each item's price beside it.
- Let each item ask for its own choice inside the dialog, so the shopper does not need a second trip to finish.
- Write the choice on the button, as the phone labels do, so the shopper knows what the button needs before tapping it.
Read next
Velasca: duties on the store and a size guide in two units
The top-bar duties line, the delivery window under the size choice, and the reviews block with 1,645 reviews.
A pre-order with a shipping month and a cancel rule, on the first screen
A January 2027 estimated shipping month and a cancel-before-shipping line under the buttons.
Where to look
The store is at velasca.com. The loafer page we read is velasca.com/products/daziee-n. We read it in a headless browser on 7 November 2026, at 1440 and 390 pixels, without signing in or buying anything.