PHOTO EDITING WORKFLOW

Change an outfit in a photo with Spicy Mayo

Explore a wardrobe idea without reshooting your portrait. This workflow changes the clothing in a reference photo while asking the model to preserve the person and scene. Use it to sketch an editorial direction, visualize a color palette or plan a creative shoot.

Fashion concept with a crimson dress on a sunlit terrace — Concept / collection artwork · visual inspiration. This preview is not a verified output from the preset below. Your result will vary.

YOUR STARTING POINT

What you’ll need

Use one clear portrait or full-body photo that you have permission to edit. Choose an image with visible clothing edges and enough space around the subject. A JPG, PNG or WebP up to 4 MB works in the studio. The workflow cannot take a separate garment photo alongside the portrait.

Initial model: Nano Banana Pro
Output setting: 2K · 2:3
Current-plan cost: 50 credits / image

Try this workflow

Opening the preset uses no credits. Review the prompt and quote before generating. A signed-in account, active plan and enough credits are required. See plans.

The starter prompt

Edit this brief for your own subject. It is a set of instructions to try, not a guarantee that every detail will be preserved.

Replace the person's outfit with a flowing crimson one-shoulder evening gown. Keep their face, hairstyle, pose, hands, and the background unchanged. Match the original lighting, with natural fabric folds and realistic seams. Change only the clothing.

Work through the idea

01
Choose one clothing change
Begin with the dress, jacket or shirt. Keep the same camera angle and pose for the first attempt so the change is easier to judge.
02
Name the material and construction
Specify the color, fabric, sleeve length and neckline. Ask for believable folds, seams and lighting rather than just a different outfit.
03
Compare before sharing
Compare face, hair, hands and body proportions with your source. Revise one prompt detail if the outfit or preserved features drift.

Before you download or publish

Face, hair and skin tone still resemble your reference.
Hands and clothing edges do not merge; seams and folds make physical sense.
The background and crop have not changed unexpectedly. This is a creative visualization, not a garment-fit prediction.

Two ways to adapt it

Everyday wardrobe

Replace the gown instruction with a navy linen blazer over a plain white shirt. Keep the existing trousers, pose and background.

Color study

Request the same cut and fabric with only a new color. Compare results side by side before trying a different silhouette.

A few useful answers

Can I upload a clothing reference too?

Image editing currently accepts one reference per request. Describe the garment in words; this workflow does not transfer a second uploaded garment photo.

Will my face remain exactly the same?

The model generates a new image and may change details even when asked to preserve them. Review every result against the original before sharing.