How to use Fashion Studio

The Fashion Studio dashboard

The dashboard is your creative headquarters. Built for speed and precision, it gives immediate access to the core generative tools, so you can define your brand aesthetic, animate your designs and preview garments from one screen.

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   Open the Fashion Studio dashboard

   Open Fashion Studio from the side menu to reach the model, style, video and try-on tools.

   

• Model selection: choose from a diverse library of AI models, filtering by ethnicity, age and body type so your brand representation is inclusive and accurate.
• Style customisation: control the look with the style editor, adjusting hair, makeup and lighting environments to match the campaign mood.
• Video generation: bring static images to life with cinematic catwalks or 360-degree product showcases for social media and high-impact ads.
• Virtual try-on: drag a garment from your wardrobe onto a selected model for an instant, high-fidelity preview of fit and fabric drape.

AI Photoshoot

The AI Photoshoot module creates high-end editorial imagery without the logistics of a physical set. You can combine existing assets, your own products and AI-generated designs in a single scene.

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   1. Product selection — library products

   You can feature up to three products in one photoshoot. Select items from the curated catalogue already available in the system.

   

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   1. Product selection — upload your own

   Import your own product photos or flat lays to see them modelled in three dimensions.

   

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   1. Product selection — prompt to product

   If you do not have a physical item yet, describe a garment — for example, “A silk emerald green midi dress with puff sleeves” — and the AI generates it for the shoot.

   

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   2. Model & style — select a model

   Once your products are set, choose who will wear them. Pick a specific model from the diverse library to keep brand consistency.

   

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   2. Model & style — randomised selection

   If you do not select a model, the system intelligently chooses a random model that best fits the garment style.

   

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   2. Model & style — style editor

   Adjust the model’s look with the style controls to match the campaign mood.

   

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   3. Posing & composition — manual pose

   Select from a variety of poses — from high-fashion editorial to casual walking — to highlight specific product details.

   

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   3. Posing & composition — dynamic posing

   If no pose is selected, the system defaults to a random pose, giving you a fresh perspective every time.

   

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   3. Posing & composition — compare results

   Review how the chosen pose changes the composition before moving on to the background.

   

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    4. Background & environment — custom backgrounds

    Choose from the environment presets, such as Milan streetwear, luxury minimalist studio or tropical beach.

    

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    4. Background & environment — AI environments

    Leave the background blank to let the system generate a random background that complements the lighting and colours of your chosen products.

    

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    4. Background & environment — review the scene

    Confirm the final combination of products, model, pose and environment before generating the photoshoot.

    

Virtual Try-On

Virtual Try-On is a visualisation tool that shows how any garment looks on a real human figure. By pairing a model image with a clothing image, the AI drapes the fabric precisely, accounting for proportion and fit.

The process is a simple three-step pair-and-generate workflow.

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   Pair the model and garment, then generate

   Upload a high-resolution photo of a person — for the most accurate results use a ghost mannequin or a model in a neutral pose against a plain background. Upload a clear image of the garment you want to try on; this can be a flat-lay photo, a product packshot or even a cropped image of a specific texture or pattern. Then click Generate, and the AI analyses the model’s proportions and the garment’s dimensions to produce a realistic composite image.

   

Change Model

Change Model swaps the person in an existing fashion photograph while keeping the original clothing and setting intact — ideal for refreshing brand aesthetics or diversifying a campaign. You need two images: the source image containing the model you want to replace (the AI detects the garments so they are preserved), and the target image of the new model, whose features, skin tone and body structure are analysed for a seamless fit.

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   Upload the original, add the new model and process

   Drop your current campaign or product photo into the source slot, drop the image of the desired model into the replacement slot, then click Change Model. The system transfers the clothing from the original photo onto the new model, maintaining the original lighting, background and garment details.

   

Edit Image

Edit Image lets you modify existing visuals with plain language. Instead of starting from scratch, take a generated or uploaded photo and instruct the AI to change specific elements.

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   Upload, describe the changes and generate

   Start by uploading the photo you want to modify — a photoshoot result, a product shot or a personal image. In the prompt box, type exactly what you want to change. The AI analyses your request and applies the edits while maintaining the original composition and lighting.

   

My Photoshoots

My Photoshoots is your cloud-hosted gallery where every creation is archived, so your creative history stays available.

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   Browse your generated images

   Open My Photoshoots to see every image you have created in the studio.

   

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   Preview a result

   Select any asset to preview it at full size before downloading.

   

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   Open the video archive

   Switch to the video results to preview and download generated clips.

   

• Unified library: all your AI photoshoots, virtual try-on results and edited images are stored in one place.
• Video archive: access AI-generated catwalks, 360-degree views and cinematic clips, previewable directly in the dashboard.
• High-resolution downloads: every asset is available for high-quality export for social media, e-commerce sites or marketing presentations.

My Wardrobe

The Wardrobe is your centralised asset library, bridging your real-world inventory and your digital creations so you can organise, preview and reuse products across Fashion Studio. It is organised into three categories.

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   Open the predefined products

   Browse the curated library of ready-to-use fashion items.

   

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   Review your uploaded images

   Find the product photos and reference images you have uploaded, ready to be worn by a model.

   

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   Reuse your created images

   Open the created images section to access and re-download your best generated results.

   

• Predefined products: a curated library of high-quality, ready-to-use fashion items, ideal for quick prototyping or testing new looks and backgrounds.
• Uploaded images: your personal inventory of product photos, flat lays and reference images, processed and stored so they can instantly be worn by a model.
• Created images: your final AI-generated outputs — successful try-ons and editorial photoshoots — stored for easy access and re-download.

AI video generation

Video generation brings fashion photography to life. Combine a static image with a descriptive prompt to turn a still portrait into a cinematic video, such as a model walking.

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   Upload a base image, enter a motion prompt and generate

   Choose a high-quality photo from your device or select a previously generated image from My Photoshoots; this is the starting frame and visual anchor for your video. In the video prompt field, describe the movement or action you want — for example, “Model walking towards the camera on a windy city street, hair blowing naturally,” or “A 360-degree slow-motion pan around the model to showcase the dress texture.” Then click Generate Video, and the AI analyses the garment’s physics and the background to create a seamless, high-definition clip.

   

Photoshoot settings

The photoshoot settings panel gives you control over the technical output. Before you generate, use these settings so the images meet the requirements of your channel.

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   Set the output options

   Open the settings panel and set the number of images, resolution and aspect ratio before generating.

   

• Number of images: choose how many variations to generate in one batch (for example 1, 2 or 4). Multiple variations let you compare lighting and pose nuances to find the best result.
• Resolution: standard is best for quick previews and social media drafts; high definition is ideal for website assets and professional lookbooks.
• Aspect ratio: portrait (2:3 / 9:16) for Stories, TikTok and mobile shopping apps; square (1:1) for social feeds and e-commerce thumbnails; landscape (16:9 / 3:2) for website hero banners and cinematic presentations.