Two ways to dress a photo
Describe the outfit in words (tailored navy suit, white sneakers) or upload a photo of the garment. The model transfers it onto the person - drape, fit and lighting matched to the original shot.
Identity comes first
Nano Banana Pro is the default because it holds faces and skin best while rewriting clothing. Keep the instruction about clothes only. The engine is told to leave the face, hair and pose untouched.
From closet test to campaign
One photo can try a whole collection. Run each outfit as a variation, upscale the winner. Or animate it into a short try-on clip for product pages and social.
FAQ
Do I need a garment photo?
No - a description is enough. A garment photo helps when the exact product must appear, e.g. for a shop listing.
Will the face change?
The instruction pins identity, and the default model is chosen for exactly that. If a detail drifts, rerun with keep the face unchanged added.
Is this a virtual try-on?
It is the creative version of one: honest visualization for content and catalogs, not a fit-measurement tool. Sizing is not simulated.
Is this a clothes changer?
Yes. Clothes changer, outfit swap and AI restyling all describe this page. For a real product photo, use virtual try on.