Virtual try-on: POSE AND BODY ANGLE — VERY IMPORTANT:

The male model MUST stand in a subtle three-quarter / half-turned pose, NOT directly front-facing.

Turn the torso approximately 15–20 degrees away from the camera, while keeping the garment clearly visible. One shoulder must be slightly closer to the camera than the other, creating a natural perspective and visible depth in the body.

The shoulder line must NOT be perfectly horizontal or symmetrical relative to the camera. The chest and torso must NOT face the camera completely straight.

The pose should look natural and relaxed, exactly like a professional men's fashion catalogue model standing slightly sideways to the camera.

Both arms hang naturally down along the body. Hands relaxed. No hands in pockets, no crossed arms.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT generate a perfectly straight, symmetrical, passport-style front-facing pose. The model must ALWAYS be slightly turned sideways / three-quarter to the camera.

FRAMING:
Crop the image above the mouth. The face, eyes, nose and hairstyle must be completely outside the frame. Only the chin and neck may be visible.

Frame from the chin/neck area down to the upper thighs. Keep the entire upper garment, both shoulders, sleeves and hands visible.

CAMERA:
Camera at approximately chest level. Slight three-quarter perspective created by the turned body. Natural fashion photography proportions, without wide-angle distortion.

Dress the person in the image in: POSE AND BODY ANGLE — VERY IMPORTANT:

The male model MUST stand in a subtle three-quarter / half-turned pose, NOT directly front-facing.

Turn the torso approximately 15–20 degrees away from the camera, while keeping the garment clearly visible. One shoulder must be slightly closer to the camera than the other, creating a natural perspective and visible depth in the body.

The shoulder line must NOT be perfectly horizontal or symmetrical relative to the camera. The chest and torso must NOT face the camera completely straight.

The pose should look natural and relaxed, exactly like a professional men's fashion catalogue model standing slightly sideways to the camera.

Both arms hang naturally down along the body. Hands relaxed. No hands in pockets, no crossed arms.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT generate a perfectly straight, symmetrical, passport-style front-facing pose. The model must ALWAYS be slightly turned sideways / three-quarter to the camera.

FRAMING:
Crop the image above the mouth. The face, eyes, nose and hairstyle must be completely outside the frame. Only the chin and neck may be visible.

Frame from the chin/neck area down to the upper thighs. Keep the entire upper garment, both shoulders, sleeves and hands visible.

CAMERA:
Camera at approximately chest level. Slight three-quarter perspective created by the turned body. Natural fashion photography proportions, without wide-angle distortion.. Keep the person's face, hair, skin tone, body shape, pose and the background exactly the same. Fit the garment naturally to their body with realistic drape, lighting and shadows. Photorealistic.
Virtual Try-On

Virtual try-on: POSE AND BODY ANGLE — VERY IMPORTANT: The male model MUST stand in a subtle three-quarter / half-turned pose, NOT directly front-facing. Turn the torso approximately 15–20 degrees away from the camera, while keeping the garment clearly visible. One shoulder must be slightly closer to the camera than the other, creating a natural perspective and visible depth in the body. The shoulder line must NOT be perfectly horizontal or symmetrical relative to the camera. The chest and torso must NOT face the camera completely straight. The pose should look natural and relaxed, exactly like a professional men's fashion catalogue model standing slightly sideways to the camera. Both arms hang naturally down along the body. Hands relaxed. No hands in pockets, no crossed arms. IMPORTANT: DO NOT generate a perfectly straight, symmetrical, passport-style front-facing pose. The model must ALWAYS be slightly turned sideways / three-quarter to the camera. FRAMING: Crop the image above the mouth. The face, eyes, nose and hairstyle must be completely outside the frame. Only the chin and neck may be visible. Frame from the chin/neck area down to the upper thighs. Keep the entire upper garment, both shoulders, sleeves and hands visible. CAMERA: Camera at approximately chest level. Slight three-quarter perspective created by the turned body. Natural fashion photography proportions, without wide-angle distortion.

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