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What if Princess Diana lived in the Kim K era?
This project explores a high-fashion crossover, placing Princess Diana’s timeless elegance into the modern, minimalist aesthetic of the Kim Kardashian era. The biggest technical hurdle was achieving perfect character consistency while swapping complex outfits and backgrounds. I managed to keep her likeness 100% stable across every scene by utilizing custom-trained models and advanced face-referencing workflows in generative AI.
Nice visual, achieving model consistency takes loads of creativity. You did that regardless big ups💪
Thank you! Consistency was the goal here, so I'm happy you noticed. Cheers for the support! 🙌
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How it works in practice:
Drop a raw smartphone photo of your furniture into the flow. That’s it. A few minutes later, you get a fully populated asset folder:
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Ready-to-run social ad layouts with perfect negative space for copy.
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Why it matters:
Built for D2C brands and growth agencies. You can run performance ads, test new colorways, and launch entire collections before the physical product even leaves the factory. Massive ROI, zero studio costs.
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