This SDXL style LoRA generates photorealistic images inspired by the famous Miami Vice TV series (1984-1989, produced by Michael Mann). It was trained on 168 high-quality 1216x832 images extracted from the HD TV series. It essentially captures the unique aesthetics of Miami Vice: expensive Versace and Hugo Boss suits, Ray-Ban shades, pastel colors, neon lights, fancy sportscars, speedboats, palm-trees, stylish designer interiors and Art-deco architecture.

Use "MiamiVice" to trigger the LoRA.

Recommended parameters:
CFG: 4 or more
Strength: 0.65
Clipskip: 2

Characters:
Sonny Crockett, Rico Tubbs.

Places:
office, city street, seaside, bar, restaurant, living room, garden, shop, etc.

Important keywords:
neon lights, closeup, speed boat, boat, neon sign, back light, blinds, vertical blinds, man, moustache, woman, city lights, cityscape, house, building, people, phone booth, cars, harbor, etc.

Examples:
MiamiVice, Sonny Crockett, telephone, phone booth, night, city lights, bokeh, indoors
MiamiVice, Rico Tubbs, closeup, office, neon lights, indoors
MiamiVice, Sonny Crockett, closeup, back light, office, indoors
MiamiVice, Rico Tubbs, bar, neon lights, indoors
MiamiVice, Rico Tubbs, shades, seaside, cityscape, outdoors
MiamiVice, speed boat, sea, sunset, outdoors
MiamiVice, woman, shop, neon sign, indoors
MiamiVice, building, outdoors

The movie Scarface, released in 1983 (directed by Brian de Palma one year before the first season of Miami Vice) and also shot in Miami, definitely had a proto-Miami Vice look. To Live and Die in L.A., released in 1985 and directed by William Friedkin, who had previously directed The French Connection and The Exorcist, kept very similar aesthetics. Michael Mann, the producer of Miami Vice, directed Manhunter in 1986 and used the same beautiful aesthetics. I will soon release a LoRA which captures this specific look by combining photos from these different movies (and a few others) into one single LoRA.

You'll get excellent results with ZavyXL and RealVisXL and CyberRealisticXL but you should get great results with any realistic checkpoint. If needed, use ADetailer or upscale 1.5x when generating faces.

Enjoy!
-Khr0n0s