I’ve always found undone neckties to be effortlessly stylish and undeniably sexy. Whether it’s the look of someone unwinding after a long day, a disheveled yet confident energy, or that classic cinematic after-hours aesthetic, it’s a detail that adds a lot of personality to an image.<h3 id="why-this-lora-co6ce3lu6">Why This LoRA?</h3>While Pony sometimes manages to generate undone neckties, it struggles the majority of the time—often creating a weird mix of a tied and untied version in the same render. After many attempts, I put together this LoRA to finally get undone ties working properly without random glitches.<h3 id="training-and-look-txmxuqswz">Training &amp; Look</h3>This model was mostly trained on cinematic, dark-scene images, so renders using it may lean toward moody lighting and dramatic tones. However, it’s flexible enough to work in various styles, from sleek fashion photography to gritty noir vibes.<h3 id="please-use-lora-strength-between-1.50-2.50-in-case-this-lora-doesn't-work-with-your-checkpoint-or-style.-to-avoid-messy-results-just-include-&quot;necktie-tie&quot;-in-the-negative-prompt!-3f2h7l7w2">Please use LoRA strength between 1.50-2.50 in case this LoRA doesn't work with your checkpoint or style. To avoid messy results just include "necktie, tie" in the negative prompt!</h3>

Undone Necktie - LoRA

better recognition (without needing negative prompts)flexible colours

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