This LoRA is meant to re-create a "laced" or "lace up" jockstrap. It is inspired by this <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.jockmail.co/products/mens-jockmail-jm225-jockstrap-white">JOCKMAIL jockstrap</a>, but the dataset contains a variety of similar jockstraps. Thanks @blackfrostjr for the idea.<h2 id="usage-uyph02l40">Usage</h2>The LoRA can handle sub-concepts to varying degrees of success. You can try out the below tags to customize the jockstrap.<ul><li>Use <code>&lt;color1&gt; and &lt;color2&gt; laced_jockstrap</code> to mix and match colors.</li><li>Use <code>&lt;color&gt; laced_jockstrap, &lt;color&gt; laces</code> to differentiate the jockstrap color from the color of the laces.</li><li>Add <code>&lt;color&gt; striped laced_jockstrap</code> to add stripes to the waistband.</li><li>When generating the jockstrap from the back it will sometimes add a cross-lace to the waistband. This wasn't intended, but I thought it looked cool. Try just using <code>jockstrap</code> instead of <code>laced_jockstrap</code> if you don't want the cross-lace.</li><li>You can try <code>holding laces</code> and/or <code>undressing</code> to generate a person holding the laces, but this isn't as strongly captured.</li><li>Add <code>untied</code> to generate the jockstrap with the laces untied. It can get a bit messy so multiple generations might be needed.</li></ul>

Laced Jockstrap [Z-Image + Flux2.Klein + Flux + Illustrious + Pony + SD1.5]

Use a higher weight if the LoRA generates other clothes like briefs and shorts instead of the jockstrap. Mentioning the subject's butt and nakedness is sometimes needed in order for the jockstrap to properly generate from behind or the side.Trained on Flux.2 Klein 9B Base with Prodigy and a learning rate of 1 with AI Toolkit by Ostris.

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