FLUX Virtual Try-On

Dress the volcanologist in the exact burnt-orange geological survey coverall from the garment reference. Preserve her identity, facial features, hairstyle, body shape, proportions, full-body stance, hand position, helmet, headlamp, boots, camera viewpoint, and composition. Preserve the Icelandic lava-tube background exactly, including the charcoal basalt walls, roped survey path, cool cyan work lights, shadows, depth, and documentary low-light atmosphere. Fit the one-piece coverall naturally over her body with credible folds at the shoulders, waist, knees, and ankles. Retain the garment’s burnt-orange technical fabric, black reinforced knees and elbows, reflective silver piping, chest pockets, utility loops, central zipper, stitching, and hardware with high fidelity. Match the cave lighting across the garment: cool cyan edge light, soft headlamp spill, subdued highlights, and realistic contact shadows. Photorealistic environmental field portrait for a professional volcanology annual report, restrained charcoal, cyan, and safety-orange palette, no text or logos.

Dress the person in the exact cream cotton-canvas beekeeping jacket from the garment reference, replacing only her charcoal shirt. Preserve the jacket’s warm cream color, brass front zipper, integrated fencing veil folded neatly behind the collar, elastic cuffs, reinforced elbows, patch-pocket proportions, seams and stitching. Fit it naturally over her body with believable folds and sleeve volume while keeping her olive trousers and brown work boots unchanged. Preserve the person’s identity, face, hair, expression, body shape, full-body pose, hand position and proportions. Preserve the original rooftop apiary background, painted hives, planters, skyline, camera angle, framing, overcast light, shadows and documentary photographic character exactly. Keep her face fully visible. Produce a realistic finished occupational portrait with seamless garment integration and no added people, props, text or logos.

Create a polished wide environmental banner by dressing the winery guide in the exact rust-red waxed-canvas chore coat from the garment reference. Preserve her identity, facial features, hairstyle, expression, body shape, full-body pose, hand positions, trousers, boots, camera angle, and realistic proportions. Reproduce the coat faithfully, including its hip-length cut, pointed collar, matte brass snaps, reinforced seams, chest pocket, large patch pockets, tonal stitching, waxed texture, and natural rust-red color. Fit it convincingly over her black shirt with realistic drape, folds, sleeve length, and contact shadows. Preserve the original underground limestone wine-cellar setting and warm amber lighting. Expand the scene laterally into a spacious cinematic banner composition, placing the guide on the right third and continuing the same stone arches, barrel rows, floor perspective, lamp spacing, shadows, and depth into clean negative space on the left. The expansion must appear optically continuous with the source photograph, not like a composite. Premium documentary hospitality photography, restrained palette of limestone cream, barrel brown, black, and rust red; crisp garment detail, natural skin texture, no additional people, no lettering, no logo, no signage, no border.

Create a photorealistic opera wardrobe fitting by dressing the person in the reference tailcoat. Preserve the person's face, hair, skin tone, age, identity, body shape, proportions, expression, exact full-body stance, hand position, camera angle, and placement in the frame. Preserve the historic rehearsal studio background, pale floorboards, faded sage walls, soft overcast window light, shadows, and photographic perspective. Replace only the plain black T-shirt with the supplied petrol-teal velvet tailcoat, worn naturally over the torso and arms; keep the original black trousers and black shoes unchanged. Reproduce the garment faithfully, including its fitted silhouette, structured shoulders, coral silk peak lapels, long split tails, antique-gold soutache embroidery, aged brass buttons, cuff detailing, velvet pile, seams, and glimpse of coral satin lining. Tailor the coat convincingly to the performer's physique with realistic sleeve length, drape, folds, closures, and contact shadows. Keep both hands unobstructed and anatomically correct. The finished image should read as a refined, production-ready costume fitting photograph for an opera wardrobe department, with restrained period elegance and no added props, text, logos, jewelry, hats, or scenery changes.