A directed photographic scene
The setting, light, lens, and one stable action work together as a single portrait direction instead of a loose stack of style words.
Retro Hong Kong
A restrained old-Hong-Kong film still with warm tungsten light, muted neon, and subtle grain. This 4:5 portrait template combines one saved AI model with one saved garment while keeping both the model identity and the garment design locked. Choose it on the Create page, select your model and garment, then spend 10 credits to generate one campaign image.
4:5 campaign image1 garment10 credits
Use this templateWhat you'll need
1 saved AI model
Choose the model identity that should appear in the campaign image.
1 saved garment
Choose the garment whose construction, color, and details must stay recognizable.
Best for
Use Retro Hong Kong when you want a finished outfit portrait with a clear photographic mood rather than a plain catalog background. It works for lookbooks, social campaigns, product storytelling, and testing how the same garment reads in a distinctive lifestyle setting.
Visual style
Garment-first composition
The framing and hand placement keep the selected garment readable while still producing a natural campaign portrait.
Consistent model identity
Your saved AI model remains the identity reference; the template changes the photography, not the person.
How to get better results
- Use a saved AI model with a clear face and enough body information for the chosen composition.
- Generate a clean multi-angle garment board first so the cut, color, and construction are easy to read.
- Choose garments whose silhouette suits the scene, but let the reference image—not the template—define the actual clothing design.
- Treat each result as one campaign variation and compare templates before producing a larger set.
Frequently asked questions
Does this template change the garment?
No. The garment reference is locked for cut, color, pattern, construction, and material. The template directs the scene and photography only.
Do I need a saved AI model?
Yes. Outfit portrait templates use one saved AI model as the identity reference and one saved garment as the clothing reference.
How much does one image cost?
One generation costs 10 credits. Credits are returned automatically if the generation fails.
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