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# Outfit presets

> Create complete, broadly wearable looks without locking in a pose, scene, or character anatomy.

An outfit preset defines garments, accessories, and footwear. The strongest public outfits are recognizable, complete, and broadly wearable.

## Requirements

A public outfit preset:

* Defines clothing only.
* Works across different body types and characters.
* Produces a complete, coherent look.
* Matches the cover image.
* Uses color only when it is important to the identity of the look.

Example:

```text theme={null}
white button-down blouse, fitted black pencil skirt, sheer tights,
black low-heel pumps
```

## Prefer broad usefulness

Modern, casual, timeless, or familiar formalwear generally combines well with more characters than a highly specific costume.

Before submitting, ask:

* Would people use this across several characters?
* Does the title describe the clothes rather than a particular person?
* Does it still work against unrelated backgrounds?
* Is it substantially different from outfits already in the library?

## Use color intentionally

A classic color combination can define a look. Color should not be the only difference between two presets.

Do not submit “Red Cocktail Dress,” “Blue Cocktail Dress,” and “Green Cocktail Dress” as separate presets. Submit one strong cocktail-dress preset and leave room for generation variation unless a specific palette creates a genuinely different design.

## Avoid

* Backgrounds, locations, poses, smiles, expressions, or moods.
* Face coverings or outfits that consistently obscure the character.
* Changes to hair, body shape, breast size, or anatomy.
* Fantasy, medieval, sci-fi, cosplay, or highly niche costumes with limited public usefulness.
* The same outfit at several lengths when the change does not create a meaningfully different style.
* Titles that narrow the audience without improving clarity.
* A single clothing noun with no information needed to create a complete look.
* Another version of an outfit category already well represented in the library.

## Test checklist

Test the outfit on different:

* Body types.
* Hair lengths, to catch unwanted face or hair obstruction.
* Poses, including seated and full-body poses.
* Backgrounds with different lighting.

If the clothing requires a particular pose or setting to look correct, it is not independent enough for the public outfit slot.