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You’ll follow the Apparel Workflow template, which remixes a beanie and leaves the rest of the outfit as it was.
A sheer yellow floral blouse, a pair of light blue jeans and a photo of a woman in a tank top and shorts, used as images 1, 2 and 3 in one Modify block with Aspect Ratio Square and Mode Pro. The prompt asks for the woman in the third image wearing the blouse and the jeans. The result: the same woman wearing the blouse and jeans on a cobbled street between brick buildings.

The new garment on a model, in a real setting.

Open the template

It opens view-only. Click Duplicate file to edit for your own copy.
You need: a full-body photo of the outfit or a flat sketch, and texture, art or nature photos for inspiration.

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Steps

  1. Upload the photo, press Q and prompt Modify: “Remove the hat, and isolate it on a white background viewed at a side view flat lay.”
  2. Drag from the garment’s + handle, choose Extract, and pull swatches on the Material and Color tabs.
  3. Connect the garment as @1 and a reference as @2: “Make a wavy knit pattern of the hat like that of @2” (Reference images).
A tan knit beanie and a photo of end-grain wood are connected to a Modify block. The prompt asks to remix the knit pattern texture of the hat like the woodgrain pattern in @2, applied to the hat in @1, not printed but as the knit texture. Aspect Ratio 1:1, Mode Pro, Resolution 1K. Three beanies with woodgrain-style knit patterns follow.

Remixing a garment with a reference: woodgrain becomes a knit pattern.

  1. Explore colors on the best remix with a Variate block on the Color tab (Color Variation).
  2. Put it back on the model: “replace the hat in @1 with the hat in image @2”.
  3. Show it on other models or poses with a Try on block.
  4. Fix a seam or cuff with a selection in Studio, then export.

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Good to know

  • A reference brings its colors along. Add “while retaining the color of the hat in image @1” to keep yours.
  • Add “not printed” when the reference should become the knit itself, not a flat print.
  • Original aspect ratio follows the last connected image. To keep the photo’s framing, move it last and swap @1 and @2.

Footwear

Sketch to a colorway set.

Rendering in context

A product in a scene or a hand.

Place in context

Try on, Unify and scenes.

All workflows

Every workflow.