Fashionista Lookbook

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15-second vertical 9:16 fashion lookbook music video. The only person is the person from image 1: same face, hair, skin and body in every shot, only the outfit changes. Premium editorial fashion photography meets Y2K magazine design: black-and-white base, electric cobalt blue accents, oversized typography, scan lines, crosshairs, grids, thin borders, subtle film grain. Camera controlled, model always centered. Structure: 0-1.5s white studio, the brand name from your card expands huge behind the model. 1.5-3s fast push-in to a close-up, direct eye contact. 3-12s six complete outfit changes, one every 1.5 seconds on the beat, each with a new wordless magazine layout and a new pose: natural stance, one step forward, half-turn, lean-in with a smile under the same name in cobalt, a full deep squat sitting on the heels, then standing again. 12-15s final look in a sharp suit: the model walks to camera, stops, crosses arms, the brand name appears large across the lower frame, freeze on the last beat. Outfits: seven looks read from the outfit sheet by position. Brand: read from the brand card. Text rule: the only letters ever on screen are the brand name copied from the brand card, exactly three times, huge and exact. No numbers, no other words, no small print. Audio: music only, a confident runway electronic beat at 120 BPM, no voice, no lyrics. Avoid: face drift, extra limbs, distorted hands, misspelled or invented text, cartoon or CGI look, watermark, subtitles.

How it was made

Upload one clean portrait of the person who will wear every outfit: head and shoulders, facing camera, plain background, any gender, any age. This face is kept in all 7 looks.

Upload photos of the OUTFITS you want in the lookbook, up to seven, one outfit per photo (a full look on a person or laid flat). Each photo becomes one look, in the order you upload them. Upload clothing only: no products, no logos, no backgrounds you want kept. If the person in a photo is very prominent, crop the head out first. Seedream redraws every outfit on an invisible ghost mannequin in one sheet, four on top and three below, so only the garments transfer to the video.

Fashion outfit sheet, vertical 9:16, e-commerce ghost mannequin photography. Seven complete outfits shown as invisible-mannequin product shots: the clothes hold a natural standing body shape but there is NO body at all, no head, no neck, no face, no hands, no arms, no legs, no skin, no mannequin visible anywhere. Sleeves and trouser legs end in empty openings, shoes stand below the trouser hems, sunglasses or eyewear float where a head would be. Each outfit is recreated exactly from the corresponding reference image: the same garments, cuts, colors, fabrics, shoes and accessories, nothing added, nothing changed, only the clothes taken from the references, never the person. Arranged in a clean grid of four outfits on top and three below, in the same order as the reference images from left to right and top to bottom, all the same size. Plain light grey studio background, soft even light, sharp focus on the clothes. No people, no figures, no text, no numbers, no logos, no labels.

Upload one photo of your product or logo. Seedream reads the brand name printed on it and sets it as the huge magazine headline of a black, white and cobalt poster, with the product small at the bottom. If there is no readable brand name on the photo, the headline falls back to FASHIONISTA. This card is the only source of text in the video, so the letters come out exact.

Editorial fashion magazine poster, vertical 9:16, flat graphic design, no people, no clothes, no figures. Read the brand name exactly as it is printed on the product in the reference image and use that name, spelled letter for letter as on the product, as the only text on the poster. If the reference image contains no readable brand name, use the word FASHIONISTA instead. The name is set huge in clean bold sans-serif capitals, one line, black on white, repeated once more in electric cobalt blue lower on the page. Around it a Y2K magazine layout made only of wordless graphics: thick solid black and cobalt blue bars, thin frame lines, a fine grid, scan lines, small crosshairs. The product from the reference image sits small and centered at the bottom, exactly as it looks in the reference, same shape, colors and label. Clean white background, subtle film grain, high contrast. No other words, no numbers, no barcodes, no small print, no invented letters.

One 15s MiniMax H3 fire with three references, in this order: your avatar as image 1, the outfit sheet as image 2, the brand card as image 3. Seven outfit changes on the beat read from the sheet by position, your brand name copied from the card as the only on-screen text, cobalt accents, music only. The person from step 1 stays identical in every shot with their own hands and skin; if the card shows a product, they hold it in the last second. Do not change the prompt, only the three images.

[REFERENCES] Image 1 is the AVATAR: the only person in this film. Use their exact face, hair, skin tone, body proportions and overall appearance in every shot. Identical identity throughout, no face drift, no character replacement. Image 2 is the OUTFIT SHEET: seven complete outfits shown as clothes only, with no body inside, numbered by position, top row left to right outfit 1, 2, 3, 4, bottom row left to right outfit 5, 6, 7. Every outfit the model wears is copied exactly from image 2: same garments, cuts, colors, fabrics, shoes and accessories, worn by the person from image 1. Only the garments, shoes and accessories are taken from image 2, nothing else: the model always has their own natural human hands, arms, neck and head with real skin from image 1, in every single shot. Image 3 is the BRAND CARD: a magazine poster that carries the brand name in huge type and a small product at the bottom. All on-screen typography in this video is copied exactly from image 3, letter for letter, same font, same weight, same colors, never retyped, never respelled, never rearranged into other words. The product on image 3, if any, appears in the final shot exactly as it looks there. Nothing else is taken from the images.

[STYLE] 15-second vertical 9:16 fashion lookbook music video. Not narrative-driven. Core structure: locked camera, typography reveal, close-up, rapid look switches, hero ending. Premium Korean fashion lookbook, editorial fashion photography, Y2K magazine design, high-end commercial photography. Black-and-white base with electric cobalt blue accents. Oversized typography copied from image 3 in three shots only, thick solid black or blue bars, scan lines, crosshair, grids, thin borders, subtle film grain. TEXT RULE, strict: the ONLY letters that ever appear anywhere in this video are the brand name exactly as it is written on image 3, copied as a graphic, never cut, never mirrored, never split, never altered, never replaced by another word. It appears exactly three times: in the opening shot, in shot 05 and in the final shot. Everywhere else the screen contains NO text at all: no numbers, no headlines, no fake words, no body copy, no small print, no letters or digits of any kind (the single exception is the printed number on the football jersey, which is part of the garment). All other magazine graphics are wordless: thick solid bars, scan lines, crosshairs, grids, thin borders, blocks of solid color. No barcodes, no microtext, no tiny labels, no vertical side captions. The model is always near the center of the vertical frame. Every letter on screen is perfectly legible and correctly spelled.

[REALISM] This must look like a real photographed campaign, not CGI. Real skin with visible pores, fine texture, slight natural redness and tiny imperfections, no airbrushing, no waxy or plastic smoothness. Natural facial asymmetry, real eye moisture, individual hair strands. Fabrics behave like real cloth: natural wrinkles, creases, weight and drape, visible weave on linen and knit. Shot on a real 35mm digital cinema camera with a 50mm lens, shallow depth of field, soft directional key light with real falloff and gentle shadows, subtle film grain over the whole image. Slightly imperfect, human, editorial photography, never a glossy 3D render.

[AUDIO] Music only: a confident, fashion-runway electronic beat at 120 BPM with a crisp kick and a clean bassline, running from the first frame to the last, with a hard accent on every look switch. NO voiceover, NO narrator, NO spoken words, NO singing, NO lyrics, NO reading of the on-screen text. Nobody talks. The only sounds are the music track and light sound design (camera shutter clicks, type slams, fabric whooshes).

[EDIT RULE] Switch to a new outfit or a new layout every 1 to 1.5 seconds, synchronized with the beat. Camera stays controlled: quick push-ins, subtle pull-backs, pose changes, graphic transitions, layout swaps. Every outfit is a complete new look copied from image 2 and fits the body from image 1 naturally, with the model's own real hands and skin always visible where the clothes end.

00 | 0.0-1.5s Pure white studio, the model from image 1 standing naturally in the center, full body visible in the vertical frame, wearing what they wear in image 1. Camera locked. The huge black brand name from image 3 rapidly expands behind them, copied exactly from the card, the whole word on one line, filling the width of the vertical frame. Wordless magazine elements appear on the beat: thick solid bars, scan lines, crosshair, thin borders, grid graphics. Nothing small, nothing written. The clean studio instantly becomes a bold fashion magazine cover.

01 | 1.5-3.0s Fast camera push-in to a close-up of the face. The model gently turns toward camera, hair moving naturally, direct eye contact, calm and confident expression. Black-and-white editorial background with subtle film grain.

02 | 3.0-4.5s LOOK 01 = outfit 1 from image 2, copied exactly. Instant outfit change on the beat. The model stays centered and settles into a natural fashion pose. Background switches to a completely new wordless magazine layout: big black blocks, thick solid bars, thin frame lines. No text.

03 | 4.5-6.0s LOOK 02 = outfit 2 from image 2, copied exactly. Medium shot. The model takes one confident step toward camera. Background layout rapidly changes into a new wordless composition. Black and white remain dominant with stronger cobalt blue accents. No text.

04 | 6.0-7.5s LOOK 03 = outfit 3 from image 2, copied exactly. The model makes a gentle half-turn, hair swinging naturally. Background changes to blue-and-white editorial graphics: solid cobalt panels, scan lines and borders. No text.

05 | 7.5-9.0s LOOK 04 = outfit 4 from image 2, copied exactly. The model stands fully upright, weight on both feet, relaxed shoulders, one hand lifting the sunglasses slightly with a relaxed confident smile, the other hand loose. No leaning, no bending, no crouching. Subtle low-angle camera. The cobalt blue brand name from image 3, the whole word on one line, slides into frame from the side on the beat and sits behind the model. This is the only text in this shot.

06 | 9.0-11.0s LOOK 05 = outfit 5 from image 2, copied exactly. The model drops into a full deep squat: knees fully bent, sitting on the heels, feet flat, elbows resting on the knees, hands loose in front. The whole body is low, head at half the frame height, still centered. Camera at knee level, slight low angle, quick push-in. Background layout completely rearranges into a new wordless composition of grids and blocks. No text.

07 | 11.0-12.0s LOOK 06 = outfit 6 from image 2, copied exactly. The model rises and stands fully upright, weight on both feet, shoulders relaxed, one hand in a pocket. No crouching, no bending. Camera pulls back to a medium shot, soft glow on the metallic fabric, hair unchanged. Background returns to black-and-white editorial design with solid bars and frame elements. No text.

08 | 12.0-15.0s LOOK 07 = outfit 7 from image 2, copied exactly, AND FINAL HERO SHOT. The model walks confidently toward camera as the background switches to blue-and-black magazine design with scan lines and graphic grids, no text yet. At 13.5s they stop dead center, cross their arms and hold a confident stance. Camera settles into a clean medium shot. Background gradually simplifies, leaving only a few premium magazine graphics. The brand name from image 3 appears large across the lower part of the frame, the whole word on one line, with a thick solid bar under it, as the magazine mark. If image 3 shows a product, the model holds that exact product in one hand at chest height, label toward camera, in the last second. Freeze on the final beat.

[AVOID] No face drift, no character replacement, no mannequins, no grey figures, no grey hands, no grey skin, no missing hands, no body morphing, no extra limbs, no distorted hands, no unstable proportions, no misspelled, mirrored, cut, retyped or invented words, no text that is not on image 3, no small print, no fake text, no barcodes, no microtext, no CGI look, no plastic skin, no airbrushed faces, no chaotic camera movement, no random backgrounds, no cartoon style, no low-quality CGI, no watermark, no subtitles, no voice.

ModelMiniMax H3

Aspect9:16

Duration15s

Resolution2K

Steps4

SourceX

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