Dress a Fashion Model in Your Garment

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Before · input

Input: a short-sleeved, button-front terracotta linen shirt dress laid flat on a gray surface, from above — A flat-lay garment photo, AI-generated. You'll upload a photo of your own product.AI-generated · made by us

Output: a fictional female model wearing the same terracotta dress, full length, in sandals, on a cream studio background — AI-generated · made by us

Prompt for the model

Dress a fictional fashion model in the garment from the uploaded photo. Keep the garment exactly the same: same color, fabric texture, cut, length, buttons, collar, sleeves and stitching; do not add patterns, logos, belts or pockets. Model: [a woman in her 30s with a natural look and medium build], standing in a relaxed pose, facing slightly toward the camera. Framing: full body from head to toe, feet and simple neutral shoes fully visible, with space above the head and below the feet. Setting: [plain warm off-white studio background with a soft floor shadow]. Soft, even catalogue lighting, realistic fabric folds and fit. The model is fictional and must not resemble any real or famous person. No text, no watermark.

Replace the gold [bracketed] parts to match your own product, space or brand.

Keep unchanged

The prompt tells the model not to change these. Check the result anyway: these are the parts that break most often.

Fabric color
Cut and length
Number of buttons
Collar and sleeves
No added patterns or pockets

When not to use it

If the garment's cut, length, color or number of buttons has changed, don't use it; that is a reason for returns.

Don't generate a model who resembles a real person (an employee, a celebrity). Don't use it as your only sales image: it doesn't truly show the fabric or the fit; use it together with at least one real photo. If you'll use an AI model that is indistinguishable from a human in ads, check the labeling rules.

What it does and how to adapt it

Creates a catalog image of a fictional model wearing the garment, from a photo of the garment laid flat or on a hanger. For boutiques and small online stores.

Photograph the garment flat, wrinkle-free and fully visible. In the square brackets, change the model description (age, build, pose) and the background. If you want a full-length shot, don't delete the "shoes visible" sentence; see the attempt notes.

The example was generated with Nano Banana 2 via Higgsfield.

Generation log

Model: Nano Banana 2 (Google)
Date generated: October 2, 2026
Attempts: Took 2 tries (attempt 2 shown)
Aspect ratio: 4:5
Generated via: Higgsfield API (selected: Nano Banana Pro; job record shows nano_banana_2)
[Fields] in the example: model: a woman in her 30s with a natural look and medium build · background: plain warm off-white studio background with a soft floor shadow
Resolution: 2k
Job ID: a556ee52-6b82-4642-bcd8-359ebdffce68

What happened across attempts: On the first attempt, the garment was preserved exactly, but even though the prompt said "full length", the frame was cut off below the knees. For the second attempt, "head to toe, shoes visible" was added. The color, the number of buttons (8), the collar, the sleeves and the length were preserved.

Even with the same prompt and the same settings, you won't get an identical result: models generate something different every time. The example shows what kind of result this prompt produces; it is not a guarantee.

If you'll use this image in an adIn Turkey, AI-generated ad content falls under a labeling rule: when a label is required and how to word it.