My new dress, which I’ve been working on for the past few days. During the process, I realized how much the pose affects dataset creation. That’s why the default pose with this dress, which will appear a little more often, is with the hands visually slightly behind and holding the dress. This isn’t a completely standard pose. I believe that in most cases, it’s better to stick to more natural poses for outfits.Therefore, in the next version, I’ll try to make the default pose more natural so the model will be more flexible. I will also improve the model in general to make it work better. For now, I’d like to share with you the current result of my work.Dress variations:<ul><li>default dress. It should be displayed normally at a weight of 0.6 and above (no need specific tags)</li></ul><ul><li>a dress with short sleeves that are separate from the dress:</li></ul><pre><code>short sleeves, detached sleeves</code></pre><ul><li>Dress without any sleeves:</li></ul><pre><code>Sleeveless Dress</code></pre>Changing the length of the dress:<pre><code>Long dress or short dress</code></pre><ul><li>Other hidden options (you can experiment to get a new variation of the dress)</li></ul>Usage tips: Other poses work well. For the standard pose, use in positive: (arms at sides:1.5), and in negative prompt: (skirt hold:1.5)

Sheer floral dress by Shiro

The model behaves more flexibly with weights from 0.6 to 0.8.Locally, you can set the weight to 0.65.

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