Concept work, five garments
Each shoot starts from a single flat-lay photo of the garment, the kind every brand already has. From that one image come a studio full-length for the product page, a location shot for social and a close detail. The hard part is not making a model look good; it is keeping the garment exactly itself: the same knit, the same buttons, the same cut, in every frame. Five garments, five fabrics that fail in different ways: cashmere, wool twill, silk, rib knit and leather.
Toolset: Nano Banana Pro with the flat-lay as the only garment reference, lens and light written per shot.
Oatmeal cashmere cardigan — knitwear
Camel double-breasted overcoat — menswear outerwear
Champagne silk slip dress — evening
Sage ribbed activewear set — activewear
Black leather biker jacket — streetwear
All five garments and every model here are invented for this portfolio. On a real job the flat-lay is yours: one photo of the piece you already sell, and the same method returns a studio, location and detail set with the garment unchanged.