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You’ll follow the Accessory development workflow template, which designs a pair of glasses. It works the same for jewelry, bags and watches.
Cream cat-eye sunglasses resting on a red-brown rock against a dark brown backdrop, lit by a warm beam of light, with soft shadows under the frames.

Sunglasses placed on a rock photo, with Unify matching light and shadow.

Open the template

It opens view-only. Click Duplicate file to edit for your own copy.
You need: a photo of a model or mannequin wearing the category, and location or ad-style inspiration images.

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Steps

  1. Open the model photo in Studio and sketch the accessory on a new layer (N), using tone or color to separate parts.
  2. Press Q and explain your color code in the Modify prompt, such as “The grey are piercings and rings.”
  3. Add rules to the same prompt and run it again when details land in the wrong place.
  4. Connect an existing product as @2 and say what to borrow from it (Reference images).
  5. Show it worn, then on its own: “present these glasses without a mannequin head on a grey concrete floor with subtle shadowing”.
  6. Make views with New view, and parts with the Parts tab of Extract.
  7. Make colorways with a Variate block on the Color tab (Color Variation).
  8. Combine the worn render with a location photo, or place the product in Studio and click Unify.
  9. Upscale and export your selects.

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Good to know

  • Sketching on a photo of a person gets fit and scale right.
  • Keep your render as @1 and give each reference one job: a detail, a material or a location.
  • Use photography terms (“fish eye”, “head on”, “directional lighting from the left”) for editorial shots.

Design concepting

Rough idea to refined concept.

Extract parts

Break a design into parts.

Match a look with references

Reference images and collections.

All workflows

Every workflow.