One face, an entire lookbook of outfits and scenes
Upload a reference photo and generate a consistent fashion photoshoot. Your model keeps the same identity across street editorial, studio catalog, resort lifestyle, and streetwear drops, swapping outfits and locations without a stylist, studio, or second shoot.
Lock the model once, then rotate outfits and locations at will.
1 photo
to lock the model
Any outfit
by prompt
Same model
every look
Scene prompts
Paste-ready fashion prompts
Each prompt keeps the subject's identity locked while changing the scene. Copy one, open the studio, and paste it into the scene field.
Street editorial
Subject in a tailored oversized blazer and wide trousers, candid street-style pose on a city sidewalk, overcast soft light, 35mm look, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Overcast light and a 35mm feel read as authentic street style.
Studio catalog
Subject in a clean minimal outfit against a neutral seamless backdrop, soft beauty-dish key light, even catalog lighting, sharp detail, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Neutral backdrops and even light are the catalog standard.
Parisian cafe chic
Subject in a beret, trench, and knee boots at a Parisian cafe terrace, soft morning light, warm tones, lifestyle framing, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Morning cafe light flatters skin and sells lifestyle.
Runway backdrop
Subject in a bold avant-garde look walking a runway, dramatic spotlight, dark background, motion in the garment, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
A single spotlight on a dark backdrop mimics runway drama.
Resort linen
Subject in a breezy linen outfit at a seaside resort at golden hour, warm backlight, relaxed pose, vacation lifestyle, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Golden-hour backlight gives resort shots their glow.
Fashion gallery
Looks you can generate
The model's identity stays locked while outfits, backdrops, and lighting change to match each look.
Golden-hour editorial
Cafe lifestyle
Modern minimal
Studio editorial
Fashion styles
Pick a fashion direction
Each direction ships with its own paste-ready prompt so you can start generating immediately.
Street editorial
Tailored layers, city sidewalks, candid poses. The street-style and editorial standard.
Prompt
Tailored oversized blazer and wide trousers, candid street-style pose, overcast soft light, 35mm look, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Studio catalog
Neutral backdrops, even lighting, sharp detail. Built for e-commerce and lookbooks.
Prompt
Clean minimal outfit against a neutral seamless backdrop, soft beauty-dish key light, even catalog lighting, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Resort lookbook
Linen, seaside, golden-hour backlight. For vacation and resort lifestyle drops.
Prompt
Breezy linen outfit at a seaside resort at golden hour, warm backlight, relaxed pose, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Streetwear drop
Bold graphics, urban backdrops, energy. For drops, hype, and brand campaigns.
Prompt
Bold streetwear look in a gritty urban backdrop, hard flash, high contrast, confident pose, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
How it works
From one photo to a full lookbook
Upload one clear reference photo of your model
The studio analyzes and locks the model identity
Describe an outfit and scene or paste a prompt above
Generate a batch of consistent fashion shots
Character consistency
Same model, every look
The studio locks your model's identity from one reference photo and reuses it for every outfit. That keeps facial features, skin tone, and hair consistent across a street editorial, a studio catalog shot, and a resort lookbook, so your lookbook reads as one person, not a cast of strangers.
Scene presets
More fashion scenes to copy
A longer set of paste-ready prompts. Copy any, then drop it into the studio scene field.
Subject in a tailored oversized blazer and wide trousers, candid street-style pose, overcast soft light, 35mm look, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Subject in a clean minimal outfit against a neutral seamless backdrop, soft beauty-dish key light, even catalog lighting, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Subject in a beret, trench, and knee boots at a Parisian cafe terrace, soft morning light, warm tones, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Subject in a bold avant-garde look on a runway, dramatic spotlight, dark background, garment motion, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Subject in breezy linen at a seaside resort at golden hour, warm backlight, relaxed pose, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Subject in bold streetwear in a gritty urban backdrop, hard flash, high contrast, confident pose, consistent facial features and eye/hair color matching reference image
Fashion FAQ
Questions before you generate
Can I build a model lookbook this way?
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Yes. Upload one reference photo to lock the model, then describe outfits and scenes in each prompt. You get a consistent lookbook across street, studio, and lifestyle looks without booking a studio or stylist.
Does the model's face stay consistent across outfits?
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Yes. The character description is locked once and reused in every scene, so the same person appears across a street editorial, a catalog shot, and a resort lookbook without facial features drifting.
Do I need photos of the clothing?
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No. Outfits are described in the scene prompt. You provide one reference photo of the person; the garments, accessories, and locations come from the text you write.
What lighting works best for fashion?
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It depends on the look: overcast soft light for street, even beauty-dish light for catalog, and golden-hour backlight for resort. The preset prompts above include lighting cues tuned for each style.
Is this useful for e-commerce and brand campaigns?
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Yes. The studio catalog and streetwear presets produce clean, on-brand shots suitable for product pages, lookbooks, and social campaigns, with one consistent model across the set.
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Upload one photo, lock the identity, and generate consistent fashion scenes in minutes.
Lock the model once, then rotate outfits and locations at will.