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Every shoot starts with a model. Fashion Studio gives you three ways to get one: pick from over 100 built-in preset models, reuse a model you’ve created before, or create a new one from scratch.
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Open the model picker

From the Editorial or Catalog Shoot editor, click the Model card (it shows your current model, e.g. “Alina”). This opens Select your model, filterable by Favorites, All, My models, Female, Male, or Non-binary, with a Search box for finding a specific model by name. You can also browse the same library from the My Models tab above the results.Hover over a model to see two more options:
  • See profile — opens the Model profile, with the model’s gender, body size, and reference images.
  • Styling — change the model’s hairstyle or makeup (see the last step below).
Click Add to favorites on a model card to keep it under Favorites.
Select your model panel showing preset models with Favorites, All, My models, Female, Male, and Non-binary filters plus search
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Reuse a model you've created before

Click the My models filter to see only models you’ve previously generated or uploaded on this account, instead of the full preset library. If you haven’t created one yet, click New Model to make your first.
My models filter showing the Create your first model empty state with a New Model button
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Create your own model

The first tile in the grid lets you add a new model. You can either:
  • Upload a reference photo of a real person to base the model on — drag and drop or click the tile (JPG, PNG, or WEBP, up to 50MB), or
  • Click Generate to open Create your own model and describe the model’s looks and face, then narrow it down with gender (e.g. Female), ethnicity (e.g. Caucasian), and body size (e.g. Medium). Turning on Character sheet produces multiple consistent angles of the same model instead of a single image. Earlier attempts appear under History.
Create your own model dialog on the Generate tab with a description box, Female, Caucasian, Medium, and Character sheet options, and a History row
A model you create this way is saved automatically and shows up under My models the next time you need it.
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Restyle a model

Click Styling on a model card to open the Styling dialog. Choose a look from Hairstyling or Makeup, then click Generate to apply it to the model.
Styling dialog with Hairstyling and Makeup tabs and a grid of hairstyle options