Outerwear — how the silhouette shifts
Name a kind of coat — does the cut change with it?
Outerwear settles half of a figure's silhouette, and each name fixes a closure, a length and a collar — which makes it easy to check.
Every cut below shares one seed, one base prompt and one sampler setting, and differs only by the tag marked in amber.
What each cut shows
trench coat- Double breast, belt and knee length all arrive — even the storm flap at the shoulder.
peacoat- A miss: not a coat but a dark top. The short double-breasted form did not carry.
duffel coat- Four toggle fastenings and big flap-covered patch pockets — the parts that make a duffel recognisable.
blazer- Notched lapel and breast pocket; the most accurate of the jackets.
How these were made
Shared prompt
masterpiece, best quality, amazing quality, very awa, 1girl, solo, mature female, adult woman, short black hair, blue jeans, cowboy shot, straight-on, plain grey background, <tag slot>
Tap a tag to carry it over to the builder
Negative prompt
nsfw, nude, topless, bikini, swimsuit, lingerie, underwear, cleavage, suggestive, school uniform, pleated skirt, child, loli, teenage, bad quality, worst quality, worst detail, censor, jpeg artifacts, watermark, signature, text, extra limbs, bad hands, bad anatomy
Model
rinFlanimeIllustrious_v30 · euler_ancestral/normal · steps 28 · CFG 5 · 896×1152 · seed 777050
Takeaway
Garments whose names encode structure — fastenings, pockets — come out right. Ones defined only by silhouette, like peacoat, get missed.
How far this result reaches
Outerwear hides what is under it. A top specified alongside will mostly not be seen.
Measured on a single Stable Diffusion family checkpoint. The same tags can behave differently on NovelAI, Midjourney or another checkpoint. This is a reference point, not a verdict.