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Wardrobe & try-on
Dress a model from your catalog, adjust the scene and pose, and render the look.
How it works
Pick a model first, then build an outfit from eight garment categories: Outfit, Outerwear, Tops, Sets, Bottoms, Socks, Shoes, and Accessories. Every category can hold several items. Each category only shows products you've categorised that way, so a product needs the right category set on its own page to appear here.
Building the outfit and asking the Stylist are free. Generating the look costs tokens; the price is on the button before you press it.
Background and pose
Choose a background (White Studio, Light Grey, Outdoor Natural, Urban Street, Minimal Interior, or Abstract Gradient) and a pose (Standing, Walking, Sitting, Leaning, Arms Crossed, or Casual). Reset All clears every selection at once.
Motion
Once a look is generated, Motion makes the dressed model move: pick a move from the library — Studio Walk, Turning to Camera, Catching Wind and others, each previewed on hover — choose Standard or Premium 2K, then Animate. Standard is fast, clean fashion motion; Premium 2K renders in 2K with the most natural movement and costs more. Clips are silent by default for product pages; turn Sound on if you want it (Premium 2K always records sound, and it plays muted unless you unmute it). The clip plays in place over the still, and the price is on the button before you press it. It keeps rendering while you carry on styling, lands in your Library, stays with the outfit once saved, and Take to Video opens the same still and move in the Video studio.
Hair, Makeup, Pose and Background show a picture of each option, so you see what a choice does before you generate.
Outfits
Your own trained talent appears first in the Model Library, ahead of the studio models. Once a look is generated, Save Outfit keeps it under a name of your choice. Outfits live on Wardrobe → Outfits: open one to restyle it, rename it, or take it to Generate, where it loads the render and every garment as references and shows a Styling chip until you clear it.
Stylist
A chat panel can suggest combinations, recommend a background, or adjust the pose based on a short description of the look you're after.
Categorise products before you need them