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On-model photos, no photoshoot.

A model shoot means booking people, a studio and a day. For many listings, one clear photo of the garment is now enough. Here is how it works.

1. Start with one clear photo

Photograph the garment from the front, on a hanger or laid flat, with nothing cut off. Add the back if it has a print, and a close-up for small details.

2. Choose the model

Pick a ready-made model, generate one that fits your brand, or use a photo of a real person — only with that person's consent. Keep the same model across a collection so your pages look like one shoot.

3. Check what must not change

Before you publish, compare the result with the garment: colour, print, buttons, pockets and logos. Correct a detail rather than accept a close guess.

4. Keep the AI label

AI-generated images carry a marker inside the file. Upload the file as delivered; resaving it in an editor can strip that marker.

Checklist

  • Front photo, whole garment in frame
  • Back and detail photos if needed
  • The same model across the collection
  • Colour, print and details checked
  • File uploaded as delivered, marker intact
Questions

In short.

Do I need a mannequin or a studio?

No. A hanger on a wall, or a bed or sofa, is enough — as long as the whole garment is visible and evenly lit.

Can I use my own model?

Yes, with a photo of a person who has agreed to it. You confirm that consent before each job.

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