Create a 15-second vertical 9:16 UGC fashion try-on video using the provided as the only character and the provided as the exact clothing reference.
Use the same model throughout the entire video. Keep her face, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, body shape and proportions consistent.
After the outfit transition, the model must wear the exact provided outfit. Preserve the outfit’s original color, pattern, fabric, neckline, sleeves, length, silhouette and design details.
The entire video takes place in one bright modern bedroom or apartment. Use one stationary smartphone camera at chest height. Natural daylight, realistic home environment, casual TikTok fashion try-on style.
0–3 SECONDS:
The model stands in front of the camera wearing a simple neutral white T-shirt and shorts.
She holds the provided outfit in front of her body, looks at the camera with an excited expression and briefly shows the outfit by lifting it slightly.
She then moves the outfit directly toward the camera until the fabric completely covers the lens.
3–4 SECONDS — HIDDEN OUTFIT TRANSITION:
When the outfit covers the entire frame, use one clean hidden cut.
As the fabric moves away from the camera, reveal the same model already wearing the exact provided outfit.
Keep the model in the same position, with the same background, lighting and camera angle.
The transition should look like a simple TikTok clothing-cover transition, without magical effects.
4–9 SECONDS:
Show the model in a medium shot wearing the new outfit.
She looks down at the outfit, smiles, then looks back toward the camera.
She naturally adjusts the neckline, sleeves or waist and lightly smooths the fabric with her hands.
She turns slightly left and right to show the fit from different angles.
Her movements are casual, natural and playful, like an influencer reacting to a new outfit.
9–13 SECONDS:
The model takes several steps backward until her full body and the complete outfit are visible.
She places one hand on her hip, shifts her weight, turns to one side and briefly shows the back of the outfit.
She then performs one small natural spin and returns to face the camera.
The outfit fabric moves realistically with her body.
13–15 SECONDS:
The model walks toward the stationary camera with a happy and confident expression.
The framing naturally changes from full-body to medium close-up.
She looks directly into the lens, gives a small approving smile and reaches one hand toward the camera as though stopping the recording.
End as her hand partially covers the lens.
CAMERA STYLE:
One fixed vertical smartphone camera.
No camera orbit, no tracking shot, no cinematic camera movement.
The changes in framing come only from the model moving closer to or farther away from the camera.
Use one clothing-cover transition, simple jump cuts and natural smartphone autofocus.
Bright natural daylight, realistic skin texture, slightly imperfect home-video quality, casual and authentic UGC atmosphere.
IMPORTANT CONSISTENCY:
Only one model.
Only one target outfit.
The same room and camera position throughout the video.
The model’s identity must not change.
The target outfit must not change after the transition.
The outfit must fit the model naturally and preserve the exact reference design.
Avoid additional people, duplicate models, multiple outfits, changing faces, changing hairstyle, changing body shape, altered outfit colors, altered patterns, disappearing clothing details, floating clothes, hangers, distorted hands, extra fingers, unrealistic fabric, magical particles, complex transitions, dramatic lighting, professional runway walking, cinematic camera movement, text, captions, logos and watermarks.
