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Fashion editorial video prompt

Produce lookbook and campaign-style motion: controlled poses, fabric movement and high-end studio or location light.

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    Fashion motion is slow and controlled: a turn, a step, fabric moving in wind. Describe the garment precisely (cut, fabric, colour) and repeat it word for word across shots.

    High-fashion editorial video. A model wearing {{garment}} {{pose_action}}.
    Setting: {{setting}}.
    Fabric: {{fabric_motion}}.
    Camera: {{camera}}, 85mm portrait lens look, shallow depth of field.
    Lighting: {{lighting}}.
    Style: luxury magazine campaign, {{grade}}, clean composition with negative space for copy.
    Mood: {{mood}}.
    Duration {{duration}}, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}.
    Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, garment changing colour or cut, visible brand names, awkward hand poses.

Example input

Camel wool coat, cream turtleneck, wide trousers on a concrete rooftop at dawn; slow push-in; 5s; 4:5.

Example output

High-fashion editorial video. A model wearing an oversized camel wool coat over a cream turtleneck and wide black trousers walks two steps toward camera, then turns her head to the side. Setting: a minimalist concrete rooftop at dawn. Fabric: the coat's hem lifts and ripples in a steady breeze. Camera: slow push-in from full body to three-quarter, 85mm portrait lens look, shallow depth of field. Lighting: soft diffused dawn light from behind with a warm rim. Style: luxury magazine campaign, muted warm neutrals, clean composition with negative space for copy. Mood: confident, calm, expensive. Duration 5 seconds, aspect ratio 4:5. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, garment changing colour or cut, visible brand names, awkward hand poses.

Troubleshooting

  • The garment doesn't match your real product: photograph it on a model or mannequin and animate that photo with image-to-video.
  • Hands look strange: put them in pockets or out of frame.

Known limitations

  • Generated clothing may not match real fit or fabric; disclose AI imagery and avoid it as the only product depiction in a store listing.
  • Don't generate a recognisable real model or celebrity.

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