> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.automatstudio.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Wardrobe Studio

> Create and manage wardrobe — costumes and outfits — for your film

## Create a Wardrobe Item

Wardrobe items are the costumes and outfits in your film — anything from a tailored tuxedo to a weathered leather jacket. Like props, each wardrobe item can be reused across multiple scenes and shots, keeping a look consistent throughout your production.

### Step 1: Enter Wardrobe Details

* On the Wardrobe Studio page, click **Create New Wardrobe**
* Enter the wardrobe item's **Name** (e.g., "Detective's Trench Coat" or "Red Gala Dress")
* Write a detailed **Description** — include fabric, color, cut, fit, era, condition, and any distinctive details (buttons, embroidery, wear) that will help the AI generate an accurate costume

### Step 2: Link a Character (optional)

* Use the optional **Character** dropdown to associate the outfit with one of your project's characters
* This is purely for **organization** — grouping outfits under the character who wears them. It does **not** change how the image is generated, and it doesn't tie the wardrobe to that character in shots
* Leave it as **None** if the outfit isn't tied to a specific character

### Step 3: Generate Wardrobe Image

* Click **Generate Wardrobe Image** — the details you entered will guide the AI image generation
* The outfit is rendered on its own (on an invisible mannequin) so the garment's shape and details are clear, rather than worn by a person
* Review the generated image and refine your description if needed
* Generate again until you're satisfied with the result
* Click **Save and Close** to add the wardrobe item to your project

### Managing Generations

Once you've generated wardrobe images, you can manage them with the following features:

* **Navigate through generations** — Use the back and next buttons under the image to browse through all generated versions
* **Provide feedback** — Click the thumbs up and thumbs down buttons to give feedback on generated images
* **Active image** — The active image will be used when creating shots and scenes. New generations are automatically set as active
* **Set active image** — To set a different image as active, navigate to it using the back/next buttons and click **Set Active** underneath the image
* **Hide a generation** — Click the eye button to tuck away a generation you no longer want to see, without losing it. To bring it back, click the show-hidden (eye) button next to the navigation counter, navigate to the hidden generation, and click **Unhide**
* **Delete a generation** — Click the trash button to remove a generation permanently. If you might want it back later, hide it instead

<Note>
  **Using wardrobe in a shot:** mention a wardrobe item with `@` in any shot description (see [Mention Characters, Props & Wardrobe](shot-studio/mention-assets)). In this version the outfit is supplied to the model as a reference image alongside your characters — describe in the shot how you want it worn.
</Note>

<Note>
  **Advanced tip:** Try enabling "show models" to experiment with different AI models for varied visual styles and quality levels.
</Note>

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