1. Cast with intent
Choose a model whose build and styling fit your story. Open a model's details to see their full casting notes, or create your own model with guided traits.
2. Let the pose serve the clothes
Movement poses like Walk, Twirl and Leap show drape and flow. Standing poses like Power or Crossed show tailoring and structure.
3. Build the outfit in layers
Work from the base outward: top and bottoms or a dress, then outerwear, then shoes, then accessories.
- Limit yourself to one statement piece per look.
- Use the grouped color picker to keep a deliberate palette.
- Add item details like fit and fabric so the prompt is specific.
4. Set the camera and light
Pick a camera angle and framing that flatter the hero piece, then choose lighting to set the mood: high-key for fresh and commercial, dramatic for editorial.
5. Shoot, compare, refine
Keep shooting while you tweak — the studio stays usable during a shot. Compare frames side by side and keep only the strongest.
