Clothing & Accessories Catalog

1. How to structure an outfit

An outfit is layered information: silhouette + material + color + details. A prompt that just says dress lets the model pick the era, length, and style for you. To stay on-design, specify each layer explicitly in the order garment → cut/shape → material → color → details. For example:

long dress, a-line cut, silk, dark green, lace trim

Five tokens is a good ceiling for a single garment. For a full outfit with top, bottom, and footwear you can expect 10–15 tokens — budget accordingly and place the outfit group after the character identity cluster (hair, eyes).

2. Casual wear

3. Formal and business

Use full-outfit compound tags when possible — they come with built-in proportions and rendering conventions:

4. School and uniform

Japanese/Korean school uniforms are an entire sub-genre on anime checkpoints:

• school uniform — generic; lets the model pick.
• japanese school uniform, sailor collar, pleated skirt — sailor-style.
• blazer uniform, ribbon, plaid skirt — blazer-style.
• gym uniform, tracksuit, bloomers.
• military uniform, nurse uniform, maid uniform, chef uniform — occupation uniforms.

5. Fantasy and historical

6. Sci-fi and cyberpunk

• space suit, power armor, mech pilot suit — heavy tech.
• bodysuit, nanosuit, tactical jumpsuit — form-fitting.
• cyberpunk outfit, techwear, utility vest, goggles, face mask — street-tech.

7. Materials and details

Swapping the material token can completely change the mood without rewriting the garment:

8. Accessories

9. Color leak workarounds

When you specify colors for multiple garments, they leak. Techniques to prevent it:

• Use compound tags. white dress is a single Booru-like token on anime checkpoints, which resists leaking into other colors.
• Separate with a setting token. red hair, standing in a garden, blue dress leaks less than adjacent red hair, blue dress.
• Use BREAK / AND. Some UIs (ComfyUI, AUTOMATIC1111 with extensions) let you split prompts into regions. Put hair in one region, outfit in another.
• Negative prompt the wrong color. If you keep getting pink when you want red, add pink to the negative.

10. Full-outfit recipes

oversized white t-shirt, blue denim jeans, white sneakers, silver pendant necklace

battle-worn plate armor, fur-trimmed cape, leather gauntlets, long sword at hip, scratched shield

techwear jacket, utility vest with wires, cargo pants, combat boots, LED goggles, respirator mask

blazer uniform, red ribbon, pleated plaid skirt, knee-high socks, brown loafers, school bag