Japanese Festival Outfit Pack: 11 Prompt Variants (Oni + Human Editions)This is a set of 11 detailed outfit prompts for Japanese festival and traditional wear: printed yukata, layered kimono, bold obi bows, haori, hakama, geta and tabi, finished with festival props like paper lanterns, wagasa umbrellas, sparklers and red-and-white oni masks pushed up on the head. The variants run from the indigo Summer Festival Original to the Shrine Maiden, Ronin, Oiran, Fireworks Night, Snow Festival, Tengu Mountain Ascetic, Modern Street Festival, Taiko Drummer, Kitsune Mask Dancer and Rain Festival.The pack comes in two editions:<ul><li>Oni Edition: every outfit is worn by an oni, with the horns written into the prompt and tags.</li><li>Human Edition: the same 11 outfits on a human wearer, with no horns or tails. The oni masks and embroidery stay as festival props.</li></ul>Each variant is an outfit layer you drop in. You supply the character, pose and setting, and the prompt handles the clothing. Face, hair, skin and body type are left open. Every variant comes with a natural-language prompt for Anima and a WD14-style tag string for SDXL, Illustrious and Pony.Designed for adult characters. For best results, use a full-body shot with lantern-lit, night-market or golden-hour lighting, since the layered fabrics, obi bows and props are what sell the look.How to Use<ol><li>Pick a variant from the <code>.md</code> file. Each one has a natural-language prompt and a tag line.</li><li>Copy the right block for your model:<ul><li>Anima / NLP models: the PROMPT (NLP) paragraph</li><li>SDXL / Illustrious / Pony: the TAGS (WD14-style) line</li></ul></li><li>Paste it in this order: quality tags, then your character, then the outfit, then the scene. <code>masterpiece, best quality, very aesthetic. [your character], wearing [outfit prompt]. [scene, pose, lighting]</code></li><li>Go full body for your first render, so the whole outfit shows.</li></ol>Tips<ul><li>Recolour inside the outfit text (for example, burgundy → emerald). A separate colour tag tends to bleed into hair and eyes.</li><li>Body features come from your character prompt: horns, ears, tails and wings belong there, not in the outfit.</li><li>Mix and match: swap a hat, boots or accessory between variants.</li><li>Unwanted extras? Add them to your negatives, such as <code>wings</code>, <code>horns</code>, <code>tail</code> or <code>hat</code>.</li><li>Use adult characters. Keep <code>adult woman</code> / <code>mature female</code> in your prompt.</li></ul>Outfit prompt pack by GVargr. Share your renders in the gallery, especially variant mashups.

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