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AI Fashion Studio turns fashion concepts into professional visuals without requiring a traditional photo shoot. You can build a complete photoshoot from wardrobe items, dress a model with Virtual Try-On, swap models while preserving the scene, and turn still images into cinematic video keyframes. This tutorial covers the workflows shown in the AI Fashion Studio interface.

What you can do

AI Fashion Studio brings several fashion workflows into one workspace:
  • Photoshoot Studio: combine wardrobe items with a model, pose, background, lighting, and aspect ratio.
  • Virtual Try-On Studio: upload a model and add garments slot-by-slot.
  • Change Model: replace the model while keeping the outfit, pose, and scene.
  • Create Video: turn a fashion still into a cinematic keyframe using a motion preset.
  • My Wardrobe: keep reusable fashion products organized in one library.
  • My Photoshoots: browse and manage generated fashion creations.
The interface also includes Change Style and Edit Image for additional creative variations.

Open AI Fashion Studio

From the Klyra AI workspace, open AI Fashion Studio. The main screen gives you a quick overview of your fashion workspace, including photoshoots, video keyframes, wardrobe items, favorites, and the available AI tools.
AI Fashion Studio dashboard
From the dashboard, you can start a new photoshoot, open Virtual Try-On Studio, or choose another fashion workflow.

Create a photoshoot

Photoshoot Studio lets you combine products from your wardrobe and generate a complete fashion scene.

1. Select your products

In Pick your products, choose up to three wardrobe items. You can select items from My Wardrobe, upload new items, or generate an item with AI. The example below has two products selected.
Photoshoot Studio product selection

2. Configure the shoot

The setup panel provides controls for:
  • Products
  • Model
  • Pose
  • Background
  • Lighting
  • Aspect Ratio
  • Additional direction
Model, pose, and background can remain on Auto when you want Klyra AI to handle those choices. For lighting, the interface shown uses Soft.

3. Choose an aspect ratio

Select the format that matches where you plan to use the image. The available options shown are:
  • 1:1
  • 4:3
  • 3:4
  • 16:9
  • 9:16

4. Add additional direction

Use Additional direction when you want to give the generation extra creative guidance. For example, you can describe a specific visual action or atmosphere. Keep the instruction focused on what you want the final fashion image to communicate.

5. Generate the photoshoot

Click Generate Photoshoot. Klyra AI creates the fashion visual using the selected wardrobe and creative settings. The generated result appears in the Generated Results area.
Generated fashion photoshoot result

Use Virtual Try-On Studio

Virtual Try-On Studio is designed for dressing a model with garments from separate product images. It uses a slot-based workflow so you can build an outfit piece by piece.
Virtual Try-On Studio

1. Upload the model

Under The Model, upload the model photograph. You can drag an image into the upload area or use browse. The interface accepts:
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • WEBP
  • Files up to 20 MB

2. Add garments to slots

The Garment Slots section provides five available categories:
  • Top
  • Bottom
  • Outerwear
  • Footwear
  • Accessory
Select a slot to add the corresponding garment. This lets you combine separate product images into one complete outfit.

3. Set the creative direction

The Creative Direction section lets you define the visual treatment.

Choose a pose

The interface includes pose presets such as:
  • Runway Strut
  • Editorial Portrait
  • Seated Luxe
  • Power Pose
  • Candid Moment
  • Hero Shot
  • Back Shot
  • In Motion
  • Wall Lean
  • Beauty Close-Up
Pose selection is optional.

Choose a background

You can select from studio and environmental backgrounds including:
  • White Studio
  • Grey Studio
  • Black Studio
  • Blush Pastel
  • Open Sky
  • Golden Beach
  • Urban Street
  • Luxury Interior
  • Wild Nature
Background selection is optional.

Choose lighting

Available lighting presets shown in the interface include:
  • Soft Studio
  • Golden Hour
  • Dramatic Side
  • Rim Light
  • Overcast
  • Neon Gel

4. Generate the look

Once the model, garments, and creative direction are ready, click Generate Look. Klyra AI creates the dressed model while applying the selected creative settings.

Change the model

Change Model lets you replace the model in an existing fashion image while preserving the rest of the visual direction.
Change Model

1. Upload the original photograph

Under Original Photograph, upload the fashion image you want to modify. You can drag the image into the upload area or use browse. Supported formats shown in the interface:
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • WEBP
  • Up to 20 MB

2. Choose the new model

Under New Model Portrait, upload a portrait of the model you want to use. This field is optional in the interface because you can instead select a preset model.

3. Use a preset model

The available preset choices shown are:
  • Random Model
  • Tall & Elegant
  • Athletic
  • Curvy
  • Streetwear
  • Mature
Select a preset when you do not want to upload a separate portrait.

4. Preserve the original

Two preservation controls are available:
  • Keep original outfit
  • Keep original background
Both are enabled in the example interface. These controls let you specify which parts of the original image should remain unchanged while the model is replaced.

5. Generate

Click Generate. The new result appears in Generated Results. The workflow is designed specifically to change the model while keeping the outfit, pose, and scene consistent.

Create a fashion video keyframe

The Create Video workflow transforms a still fashion image into a cinematic motion concept.
Create Video

1. Upload the start image

Under Start Image, upload the first frame. The interface accepts:
  • PNG
  • JPG
  • WEBP
  • Up to 20 MB

2. Choose a motion preset

The available motion presets shown are:
  • Runway Walk
  • Fabric Twirl
  • Windblown
  • Slow Zoom In
  • Dolly Pan
  • Jacket Reveal
Choose the preset that best matches the movement you want to create.

3. Adjust motion intensity

Use the Motion intensity slider to control how strongly the selected motion should be expressed. The example screen shows the intensity set to 3.

4. Describe the video

The optional Describe your video field lets you add additional direction. For example, you can describe the camera movement, model action, or overall cinematic behavior you want the keyframe to communicate.

5. Generate the keyframe

Click Generate Video Keyframe. The generated result appears in Generated Keyframe.

Manage your fashion assets

AI Fashion Studio is designed around reusable fashion assets. The dashboard provides access to:
  • My Wardrobe for organizing clothing and fashion products.
  • My Photoshoots for browsing generated fashion creations.
  • Edit Image for refining generated images.
  • Change Style for creating alternate outfit aesthetics.
  • Create Video for turning still fashion imagery into motion concepts.
Keeping products and generated work organized makes it easier to reuse the same assets across multiple creative workflows.

Tips for better results

Use clean source images

Upload clear product, garment, model, and portrait images. A clean source makes it easier for the AI to preserve the important visual details.

Be intentional with pose and background

For fashion campaigns, select a pose and background that support the purpose of the image. Editorial portraits, runway movement, and lifestyle scenes can communicate very different visual directions.

Reuse wardrobe items

Keep frequently used garments in My Wardrobe so they are available for future photoshoots and Virtual Try-On workflows.

Add focused direction

When using an additional direction or video description, describe the specific result you want instead of adding unnecessary instructions.

Quick workflow

For a fast fashion campaign:
  1. Open AI Fashion Studio.
  2. Add products to My Wardrobe if they are not already available.
  3. Open Photoshoot and select up to three products.
  4. Choose the model, pose, background, lighting, and aspect ratio.
  5. Generate the photoshoot.
  6. Use Change Model when you need another model with the same visual setup.
  7. Use Virtual Try-On when you need to combine separate garments into an outfit.
  8. Use Create Video when you want to turn a still into a cinematic motion keyframe.
  9. Keep the resulting work in My Photoshoots for reuse and management.