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Change garment color only prompt

Recolor one garment while preserving fabric texture, folds, model identity, pose, and scene.

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What this case solves

Use this for a controlled apparel colorway review from an existing model photograph.

Copy-ready prompt

Use the uploaded fashion photograph as the exact reference. Change only the jacket fabric color from bright blue to a deep muted burgundy. Preserve the same fabric weave, stitching, seams, buttons, folds, highlights, shadows, fit, and silhouette. Keep the model identity, skin tone, hair, pose, hands, trousers, background, camera angle, and lighting exactly unchanged. The new burgundy must respond naturally to the existing light. Do not recolor any other object, change garment construction, smooth the fabric, alter the face, or add accessories.

Why this prompt works

  • A complete preservation list makes this a color edit instead of a new fashion generation.
  • Requiring the color to follow existing light maintains material realism.

Useful iterations

  • Generate one colorway at a time for clean comparison.
  • If skin tone shifts, explicitly restate that only jacket pixels may change.

What to avoid

  • Other clothing changing color
  • Fabric texture disappearing
  • Face or body shape changing