Aurora
Aurora in a ruby-red satin mini dress on a white terrace above Positano at dusk, one hand resting on the low wall.
AI fashion image course · Coming soon

AI fashion imagery

Stop asking one prompt to do everything. Build the character and the location separately, then bring them together into an image that looks art-directed.

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This image started as two.

The Positano shot at the top of this page wasn't one lucky prompt. The dress was set on a plain backdrop, the terrace was made empty, and only then did they meet.

Aurora in a ruby-red satin mini dress and nude sandals on a plain grey studio backdrop.
The characterOutfit and pose on a plain studio backdrop.
An empty white terrace above Positano at dusk, with flower pots and warm string lights.
The backgroundPositano at dusk, with nobody in it.
Aurora in the ruby-red dress, standing on the Positano terrace at dusk with one hand on the wall.
The finished imageMade from those two images.

What you'll walk away with

A layered method

A clear order for making characters, backgrounds and finished shots, so each one can be fixed without redoing the rest.

Outfits that hold

Prompt patterns for hems, straps, fabric and sides, the details that tend to change between images.

An art director’s eye

A checklist for light, contact shadows, hands and fabric, so you can tell what is off and why.

Aurora in a camel blazer and cream trousers adjusting her cuff in a bright studio, beside a table of folded silk swatches and a large mirror.
The syllabus

Build it in layers

Each part adds one layer, and each layer gives you one less thing left to chance.

  1. Part 1

    See like a stylist

    Choose the outfit, location and light for a shot before you write a prompt.

  2. Part 2

    Write the character base

    Set the outfit and pose on a plain studio backdrop, spelling out hems, straps and sides.

  3. Part 3

    Add the angles

    Make three-quarter, profile and back views from one master image, so the garment stays the same.

  4. Part 4

    Build the background

    Generate empty, specific locations with a named place and a named hour.

  5. Part 5

    Combine them

    Bring character and background together, with matching light and real contact with the ground.

  6. Part 6

    Art-direct the finish

    Fix fabric, hands, expression and small realism details, and know when to start again.

  7. Part 7

    Stay in the rules

    Label AI images clearly and keep your fashion work within platform rules.

Is it for you?

A good fit if you
  • Want your AI images to look art-directed rather than random
  • Keep losing the outfit when you change the location
  • Would rather learn one reliable workflow than collect prompts
Not a fit if you
  • Want to dress up images of real people without their consent
  • Plan to present AI images as real photography
  • Are looking for guaranteed clients or income

Questions

When does it open, and how much is it?

The date and price aren't set yet. Message “COURSES” on Instagram to hear when they are.

Do I need to take the “Build your AI model” course first?

Having a consistent character helps, because this course builds on one. Build your AI model covers how to create her.

Will this get me clients or income?

It teaches the craft of making AI fashion images. It doesn't promise clients, followers or income.

Is Aurora a real person?

No. Aurora is an AI-generated character, and every image of her on this page is AI-generated.

Want in when it opens?

Send one word on Instagram and you'll be on the list for the date and price.

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