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Dress on a model in a seated pose
Transfer a standing dress photo to a seated reference pose. Compare the face, knit dress, hands, folds and leg position.
Demo case: the source images are AI-generated and the result is AI-processed. Use your own product and inspect details before publishing.
Format: 2:3
The task and result
The source defines the dress and appearance; a separate photo defines the stool pose. The result retains the beige garment and light studio while changing body position. Sitting changes folds and visible hem length; inspect fabric, hands and seat contact together.
How to repeat it
- Choose pose transfer and upload the existing dress photo.
- Add a reference with visible hands, feet and seat.
- Ask to retain the dress and backdrop, using only the reference pose.
What to check
- Reference clothing should not replace the source dress.
- Inspect fingers, knees, hem edge and stool contact.
Description to reuse
Keep the source woman identity and exact beige rib-knit dress, full-length sleeves, cuffs and neutral shoes. Transfer the seated stool pose and framing from Image 2. A wooden stool is allowed, white seamless studio. Do not copy the gray reference outfit or background.
Questions about this case
Why does the dress length look different?
Sitting changes visible length and folds. Compare construction rather than expecting an identical hem line across poses.
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