Virtual Wardrobe creates AI clothing images using your garments, a model and a setting. Use it to explore lookbooks, boutique product visuals or an outfit on your own photo. Review garment details before using a result for a product listing; this is a visual try-on, not a sizing or fit simulation.
How it works
- Open Virtual Wardrobe from the left rail.
- Choose an available model from the cast, or upload your own photo if your plan supports custom models.
- Upload the garments, shoes or accessories you want in the outfit. A flat lay or a clean product photograph works best.
- Choose the poses and framing.
- Choose the scene the picture happens in.
- Check the credit estimate and generate. Each selected pose creates one image.
The garment photograph matters most
- Shoot the garment flat and square on, filling the frame.
- Even light, no strong shadows across the fabric.
- One garment per upload. A full outfit in one picture is harder to read.
Your own model
On a plan that supports custom models, you can upload your own model photograph instead of using the cast and reuse it across clothing images. Review the likeness in each result. The same consent rule applies as everywhere else: only upload a photograph of someone who has agreed to it.
Check the clothing before you publish
Compare the result with the uploaded pieces. Check logos, prints, colour, seams, buttons and the garment silhouette. AI can alter these details, so a convincing image is not proof of the product’s actual fit or construction.
Where the results go
Wardrobe results are kept with the rest of your work in History, under their own section, so a lookbook run stays together and can be found later.