> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.klyra.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # AI Fashion Studio > Learn how to create fashion photos, build outfits with Virtual Try-On, change models, and create cinematic video keyframes in Klyra AI. [AI Fashion Studio](https://klyra.ai/apps/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.