For different dresses, try the prompts soft leotard, solid leotard, or shiny leotard. 'Flapper' or 'wedding dress' was also in the training, so that could work too.Sickle_20s and Sickle_30s are prompts used in training to differentiate the younger looking or the taller/mature looking version of the character that kept on coming up in training. That was the intent anyways, but you may need 'adult' or 'mature' to make it older.for skin tone, use pale skin or caucasian skin. Some models varied on what tone they would give her, so I use that to differentiate.Other major decorations: bat logo, wings, cape, red boots.Avoid posting anything above an R rating. I won't stop you if you do; I just prefer stuff that is more SFW (and also because this character sometimes looks like a minor). I am considering even throwing a small tip in peoples' way if it's safe for work.Edit: Added SDXL model.PS, if you use another lora and the Whisker Markings do not come out right, I would advise you use Tiefling_Bard's Whisker_Markings lora. In my brief testing, small values like 0.20 give it just enough strength to set it right without messing up the shot, but no guarantee this will work for all cases._________________________________________________________________________________________________________A few years back, my sister and I played Lego DC Villains for the Nintendo Switch. After beating the main story, we decided to each make two different characters to do free play with. Based around the ideas of hero-antagonist pairs that are sometimes friends (think along the lines of the Ice King), she made a vampire and I made a priest. Overall, it was a fun period in our lives.Now that AI art is big, I decided to get into it to make whatever character ideas I had written down in an old document of mine. I tried to make both our characters from the old days, though the priest often came out inaccurately on account of most models not doing good with old people or trying to make his staff more ornate than one would expect. The vampire, however, came out pretty good. I initially tried to recreate the character from memory, and later found some old screenshots to make it accurate. She... Was a little more scantly clad than I had initially remembered, but I guess that's super heroine designs for you. I guess now her misremembered beta versions are now her better dressed friends in-lore or something. Still, I consider this a success and enjoyed the character enough to make a lora from my images after prompting some more for variety.I decided to characterize my sister's character over the period I was prompting her; meanwhile, my sister basically forgot about it until I showed her what I had made. Sickle (a name my sister and I went with upon when making the character herself) is a vampire who has been at odds with the priest for basically the entirety of his secret church vampire hunting career. She is very old, but unlike many modern elders, takes an interest in the trends and technology of the present. I wrote her to be like this because I had become tired of 'suffering immortal' stories and wanted to paint her as someone who would psychologically survive the centuries. After all, the elders in my life who stay engaged with the times have always seemed more happy/healthy to me. Considering she is a vampire though, whether her engagement is part of her personality or a psychological defense mechanism is up to interpretation.With all that being said, please enjoy the lora.

Sickle: My Sister's Vampire Character

SDXL version released. May need some more finagling to work on some checkpoints, but decent nonetheless.

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