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The fashion industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI). This paper explores the integration of Stable Diffusion Models (SDMs) and AI to create high-quality images of synthetic models wearing a target cloth in multiple poses, enhancing the users’ experience on e-commerce websites and addressing the fast-paced demands of fashion trends. The proposed pipeline includes multiple steps: face generation, pose estimation, cloth warping, human synthesis, and refinement networks, each designed to enhance the realism and quality of the final images for e-commerce platforms. Experimental results on a small VITON-HD dataset demonstrate this approach’s overall success. BRISQUE, NIQE, and entropy were used for objective evaluation, scoring 14.1449, 4.1354, and 7.1238 respectively, indicating a high level of detail, naturalness, and complexity on the generated images. Future work should focus on enhancing the representation of clothing with complex patterns and lower and full garments.

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Bridging Fashion and Technology: Synthetic Human Models for an Enhanced E-Commerce Experience

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    2025年

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  • Ana Rita Duarte,
  • Luís Conceição

摘要

The fashion industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI). This paper explores the integration of Stable Diffusion Models (SDMs) and AI to create high-quality images of synthetic models wearing a target cloth in multiple poses, enhancing the users’ experience on e-commerce websites and addressing the fast-paced demands of fashion trends. The proposed pipeline includes multiple steps: face generation, pose estimation, cloth warping, human synthesis, and refinement networks, each designed to enhance the realism and quality of the final images for e-commerce platforms. Experimental results on a small VITON-HD dataset demonstrate this approach’s overall success. BRISQUE, NIQE, and entropy were used for objective evaluation, scoring 14.1449, 4.1354, and 7.1238 respectively, indicating a high level of detail, naturalness, and complexity on the generated images. Future work should focus on enhancing the representation of clothing with complex patterns and lower and full garments.