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THE FASHION FILM STARTER KIT

One Outfit. One Character.
A Cinematic Fashion Film.

See how we turned character and clothing references into a cinematic fashion lookbook. Copy the prompts, use the references, and create your own.

THE WALKTHROUGH

Watch the walkthrough, then follow the steps below.

01 / THE REFERENCES

Meet the model. Study the outfit.

Two references help maintain consistency: one for the character, and one for the clothing, fabric, and tailoring.

#image1 / CHARACTER SHEET

Your Character Reference

Seven views of the same model, including front, side, back, and four facial expressions.

CHARACTER SHEET PROMPT.txt
Use the supplied adult female character reference as the source image for a precise wardrobe-only transformation.

Preserve the exact same woman's face, facial features, eye color, platinum-blonde hairstyle, body proportions, skin tone, original earrings, poses, expressions, and seven-panel character sheet composition.

Replace only the clothing with a premium luxury dark-academia outfit.

Hero garment: A deep oxblood-burgundy, mid-calf tailored wool coat with structured shoulders, sharp notched lapels, a fitted waist, single-breasted construction, refined tonal buttons, heavyweight wool texture, and natural draping.

Innerwear: Ivory silk blouse with an elegant collar.

Bottoms: Charcoal-grey high-waisted straight-leg tailored trousers with precise creases.

Footwear: Polished black leather ankle boots.

Preserve the original 16:9 reference-sheet composition.

Top row: Three complete full-body views — front, 90-degree side profile, and back.

Bottom row: Four facial close-ups retaining the original neutral, smiling, flushed-cheek, and serious expressions.

Ensure the exact same outfit appears consistently across all seven panels. Preserve the original neutral-grey studio background, camera framing, lighting, and panel divisions.

No character redesign, school uniform, robes, tie, pleated skirt, stockings, logos, or accessories beyond the original earrings.

Produce one highly photorealistic seven-view fashion character sheet, visually identical to the input character sheet except for the wardrobe replacement.
Create with Image to Image

#image2 / CLOTHING & FABRIC

Your Clothing Reference

Front, side, and back views, plus fabric and construction details so the garment stays recognizable across shots.

CLOTHING REFERENCE PROMPT.txt
Use the supplied finished fashion character sheet as the only source of clothing design.

Extract and document the exact same outfit without redesigning any garment.

Create one photorealistic, professional 16:9 fashion wardrobe reference sheet.

TOP ROW — THREE FULL-LENGTH VIEWS:

1. Front view: Display the complete outfit on a neutral faceless female fashion mannequin, including oxblood wool coat, ivory silk blouse, charcoal trousers, and black ankle boots.
2. Side view: Accurate 90-degree profile of the identical outfit, showing shoulder structure, sleeve construction, coat thickness, fitted waist, and natural draping.
3. Back view: Show the exact rear coat silhouette, seams, sleeve lengths, fitted waist, and hemline.

BOTTOM ROW — FIVE DETAIL PANELS:

1. Extreme macro of premium oxblood wool, showing dense woven fibers, matte texture, and precise color.
2. Close-up of coat lapels, tonal buttons, seams, stitching, and collar construction.
3. Ivory silk blouse close-up, showing smooth texture, soft sheen, delicate folds, and collar.
4. Charcoal tailored trousers close-up, showing suiting fabric weave, clean seam construction, and crisp creases.
5. Coat hem and draping detail, showing heavyweight wool thickness, natural vertical folds, and stitching.

All views must match the exact reference clothing.

Show realistic material differences between dense structured wool, lightweight silk, tailored suiting fabric, and polished leather.

Neutral light-grey studio background, soft consistent lighting, fine panel dividers, and no unnecessary decoration.

Do not change colors, lapel geometry, buttons, pocket construction, sleeve lengths, coat proportions, garment materials, or hemline.

The final sheet should work as a detailed wardrobe reference for consistent AI video generation.
Create with Image to Image

02 / MAKE THE FILM

Now bring it to life.

Upload both references to Image to Video. Use the character sheet for identity and the clothing sheet for the exact outfit.

ADD YOUR REFERENCES
Image to Video workflow · 1.5× playback
#image1Character Sheet#image2Clothing & Fabric Sheet

These labels assume the references are uploaded in this order. Check the labels assigned by Truepix before generating.

CINEMATIC LOOKBOOK PROMPT.txt
TITLE: THE LIBRARY ENCOUNTER — CINEMATIC LUXURY FASHION LOOKBOOK

IMAGE REFERENCES:

#image1 is the primary character reference sheet. Preserve the exact adult female model's face, facial proportions, eye color, long platinum-blonde hair, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, expressions, and silver hoop earrings. The character must remain visually identical throughout the film.

#image2 is the dedicated clothing and fabric reference. Preserve the exact deep oxblood-burgundy tailored wool coat, its silhouette, structured shoulders, notched lapels, waist tailoring, seams, buttons, pockets, sleeve length, hemline, heavyweight wool texture, and natural drape. Preserve the ivory silk blouse, charcoal tailored trousers, and black leather boots.

Reference hierarchy: #image1 controls character identity and outfit fit; #image2 controls the exact garment design, construction, colors, fabric textures, and physical behavior.

STYLE:

Cinematic luxury fashion editorial with a romantic dark-academia atmosphere. A fashion lookbook that feels like a beautifully photographed scene from a movie.

Grand historic library, towering dark walnut bookshelves, brass wall sconces, antique furniture, warm golden lighting, distant Gothic windows, polished reflective stone floor, softly glowing lights, elegant golden bokeh, subtle atmospheric haze, and shallow depth of field.

Photorealistic skin and fabric, natural lighting, restrained color grading, delicate film grain, and exceptionally smooth stabilized camera movement.

FORMAT:

Vertical 9:16, approximately 16 seconds, 24 fps.

Three cinematic shots, with transitions around 6.5 seconds and 11.7 seconds.

No embedded text, logos, watermarks, or subtitles.

SCENE:

The original adult platinum-blonde woman from #image1 stands alone in a grand historic private library, reading an antique leather-bound hardcover book.

She wears the complete luxury outfit from #image2.

The camera discovers her through foreground bookshelves, studies her coat in an elegant vertical wardrobe reveal, then moves through another bookshelf to reveal an intimate facial close-up ending with a warm smile.

The coat is the hero fashion product, while the character provides the emotional connection.

SHOT 1 — 00:00–00:06.5 — THE LIBRARY REVEAL:

Begin with a heavily blurred foreground bookshelf dominating the left and center of the frame.

The camera tracks slowly rightward from behind the bookshelf, gradually revealing the woman standing beside tall walnut shelves on the right side of the library aisle.

She is shown in an elegant three-quarter side profile, holding an open vintage leather-bound book with both hands at mid-torso height.

She is reading quietly with her gaze lowered toward the pages.

Continue the slow lateral camera movement with a subtle forward dolly.

Clearly reveal the oxblood coat falling from its structured shoulders toward the mid-calf hem, with its tailored waist, clean lapels, natural heavyweight wool folds, ivory blouse, charcoal trousers, and polished footwear.

Her long blonde hair falls naturally over her shoulders.

Around 4.5 seconds, she slowly raises her gaze from the book and turns her face slightly toward the camera.

By 6.5 seconds, she establishes calm eye contact with a subtly curious, composed expression.

She continues holding the book naturally. No exaggerated gestures.

Camera: Smooth rightward lateral tracking, subtle push-in, eye-level framing, strong foreground parallax, sharp subject against softly blurred shelves.

SHOT 2 — 00:06.5–00:11.7 — VERTICAL WARDROBE SCAN:

Cut to a closer editorial angle of the same woman standing beside the same bookshelf, holding the open book.

Begin near her upper torso and coat lapels.

From 6.5–8.5 seconds, the camera makes one fluid vertical tilt down the outfit.

Show the structured oxblood wool lapels, fine fabric texture, fitted waist, tailored front panels, pocket placement, refined stitching, coat hem, charcoal trousers, and polished black ankle boots.

The camera reaches the lower coat and footwear around 8.5 seconds.

From 8.5–10.0 seconds, smoothly reverse the tilt upward along the same garment.

Emphasize consistent wool texture, precise coat construction, realistic garment weight, ivory silk layering, and natural folds.

From 10.0–11.7 seconds, return to the model's face and settle into a refined medium close-up.

She maintains calm eye contact with a subtly confident expression. Her book remains open in her hands.

Camera: One continuous downward-and-upward fashion scan, controlled stabilized movement, shallow depth of field, readable garment textures, no additional cuts.

The wool remains structured and heavyweight, with no excessive fabric fluttering or garment morphing.

SHOT 3 — 00:11.7–00:16.0 — THE FINAL PORTRAIT:

At approximately 11.7 seconds, the camera moves laterally behind another bookshelf very close to the lens.

The blurred shelf progressively covers the frame, creating a warm, soft brown foreground obstruction.

From approximately 12.5–14.2 seconds, the foreground obstruction dominates the image as the camera continues its smooth lateral movement.

Around 14.2 seconds, the camera emerges from behind the bookshelf to reveal the exact same woman's face in a dramatically tighter close-up.

Her facial identity, platinum-blonde hair, hazel eyes, softly flushed cheeks, natural lip shape, and silver hoop earrings must match #image1 precisely.

A small portion of the coat and ivory blouse remains visible at the lower edge.

She looks directly toward the lens with a composed expression.

During the final second, her expression gradually develops into a gentle, genuine, closed-mouth smile.

Use natural micro-expressions around the mouth, cheeks, and eyes.

End on an intimate cinematic facial portrait with golden catchlights, softly illuminated blonde hair, and a restrained warm smile.

Camera: Smooth lateral foreground-occlusion reveal, extreme close-up, shallow depth of field, eyes in sharp focus, minimal motion during the final smile.

CONTINUITY:

Maintain the exact same character from #image1 and the exact clothing from #image2 throughout all three shots.

Preserve library architecture, warm lighting, coat construction, facial features, hair styling, and the open book.

Natural breathing, realistic head movement, stable anatomy, accurate hands, and physically plausible heavyweight wool behavior.

No walking toward the camera, no closing or shelving the book, no facial morphing, no clothing changes, no added characters, and no additional shots.

AUDIO:

Continuous elegant cinematic instrumental music, with soft melodic elements and a subtle emotional build toward the final facial reveal.

No dialogue, narration, or character speech. Use original or properly licensed music.

FINAL GOAL:

A photorealistic cinematic luxury fashion film that combines a mysterious library reveal, an elegant coat showcase, and an intimate character portrait.

Make the sequence feel like an expensive, beautifully directed movie scene while keeping the same recognizable character and accurately constructed hero garment across every shot.
Create Your Video in Truepix

Want more control? Generate the three shots separately and combine your best takes.

03 / EXPLORE MORE

Found a shot you love?

You don’t have to recreate everything from scratch. Study the creative structure of a video, or modify an existing clip.

Reverse Engineer a Video

Upload a video you like. Extract its shot timing, camera movement, lighting, and creative structure into a prompt you can adapt.

Try Reverse Engineer

Edit an Existing Shot

Already generated a clip? Use Edit Video to describe what you want to change and create a new version.

Edit Video workflow · 1.5× playback
Try Edit Video

04 / THE FINAL RESULT

Here’s the finished lookbook.

One character. One outfit. Three cinematic shots.

THE LIBRARY ENCOUNTER16 SEC · 9:16
Fan-inspired fashion study · Malfoy-inspired character identity

Now it’s your turn. Adapt the reference sheets with your own character, garment, or setting, then generate a new fashion film.

Create Yours in Truepix

All example assets in this guide are part of a fan-inspired creative study retaining a Malfoy-inspired identity, not an IP-cleared commercial for a clothing brand. The workflow recreates the film from references; direct garment replacement in the finished video has not been verified. Use original or appropriately licensed assets for commercial work.