NOTE: I am so exhausted trying to create women's apparel that is modest enough to not get flagged by civit's filters (1cm of skin below the middle of the throat is enough to trigger it sometimes, and at other times it seems to be turned off entirely), that I have decided to post the most minimal number of images possible.It can take 3-12 hours for Amazon Rekognition to make a judgment on submitted photos , so in fact there may be no photos accompanying this post. In future I may simply use real images (flagged as such), and let the user try the LoRA for themselves, rather than spend hours negotiating with the civit flagging system.<hr />A custom-trained LoRA of American actress <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annette_O%27Toole">Annette O'Toole</a> as she appeared in the early 1980s in films such as Superman III and Cat People. 100 training images were used, with some augmentation.<hr /><h2 id="heading-5429">INSTRUCTIONS (IMPORTANT!)</h2><ol><li>Use a LoRA strength between 0.1 and 0.15. Anything more than that and you will get absolute garbage (see 'the three-times trained method' below).</li></ol><hr />This model is very likely to produce NSFW and nude renderings unless counter-prompted.

Annette O'Toole - 1982-83 era (LoRA)

100 images trained in Kohya for 5 epochs. The three dimensions used for three training sessions were 512x512, 512x768, and 768x512 (see <a rel="ugc" href="https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/16tywgr/tutorial_new_workflow_for_15_lora_training/">this post </a>for explanation).Use a LoRA strength of 0.1, or this LoRA will produce garbage.

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