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]

laced_jockstrap_flux_v1.safetensors

v1.0 [Flux]

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