PNG · per look
Editorial looks
4, 6 or 8 looks in your aesthetic and shoot style — each with a turnaround plate and a detail study.
Create · Fashion Collection
One brief becomes a whole collection.
Describe a direction and Fashion Collection returns editorial looks, turnaround and detail sheets, a Pantone shade card, a campaign film and a lookbook — each shipping the moment it’s ready, packaged as one download.
Your brief
Quiet-luxury knitwear capsule for AW26 — camel, ivory, charcoal, hand-feel first.
4 looksEditorialFilm 8sShade card
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Turnaround
DetailsCharcoalStormRaw woolSteel
Shade card
0:008s film
Line sheet
LookbookWhat lands in your ZIP
Every deliverable a collection needs.
The AI picks the package that fits your brief — you can force any of these on or off before you generate.
MP4 · 5–10s
Campaign film
A short cinematic film cut from your looks — runway walk, 360 turn or editorial movement.
PDF + XLSX
Colour shade card
Your palette matched to nearest Pantone TPX with HEX, RGB and CMYK — print-grade PDF + XLSX.
PNG · per look
Turnaround & detail sheets
Front/back/side plates and named macro crops — the construction reference buyers expect.
XLSX
Line sheet
Buyer-grade sheet with garments, fabrication, retail and wholesale on every style.
DOCX
Lookbook
A print-ready lookbook laid out like an editorial spread, with the CD statement up front.
Tutorial
Four steps, start to finish.
Unsure at any point? Switch the input to Guided and just chat — the studio proposes a direction for you.
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Write your brief
A theme, a mood, a season — one line is enough. Or upload a reference image to anchor the palette.
e.g. "Deconstructed tailoring, AW26, charcoal, Berlin energy"
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Set the direction (or let it)
Pick looks, aesthetic, shoot type and film options as pills — or accept the auto direction the studio suggests. Approve the palette and you’re off.
Everything defaults to Auto — you only touch what you care about.
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Generate — and watch it ship
Looks render onto the stage one by one, the film cuts from the set, the shade card and sheets follow. Every file appears the moment it’s ready, on a board or a gallery.
~3 minutes · nothing waits for the slowest asset
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Refine, then download
Regenerate a look, add a colorway, swing the palette — edits carry the collection’s DNA instead of starting over. Then take the whole set as one ZIP or publish a lookbook.
"Add a colorway of look 3" · "turn look 1 into a flat"
Steal these
Prompts that work.
Tap copy and paste into the brief to see the range — from quiet luxury to techwear.
Quiet-luxury knitwear capsule for AW26 — camel, ivory, charcoal, hand-feel first.
Deconstructed tailoring, AW26 — architectural wool, charcoal palette, Berlin energy.
Techwear storm system — bonded nylon, sealed seams, storm grey and steel, urban night.
Riviera resort capsule — linen and silk, ivory and sand, old-money ease, golden hour.
Avant-garde eveningwear — sculptural volume, obsidian and pewter, gallery lighting.
Streetwear drop for SS26 — washed denim, acid pops, oversized fits, street-style shoot.
Watch
A collection, made in real time.
Watch the walkthrough
Brief → looks → film → ZIP
The archive
Made with Fashion Collection.
AW26 · Deconstructed
Berlin Tailoring
SS26 · Old Money
Riviera Knits
AW26 · Techwear
Storm System
Resort · Quiet Luxury
The Ivory Capsule
Good to know
Questions, answered.
About three minutes end to end — and you are never waiting on the whole thing. Each deliverable ships the moment it finishes: looks first, then the sheets, the film, the lookbook, and finally the ZIP that wraps them.
Yes — and edits keep the collection’s DNA. Regenerate a single look, add a colorway, or flip a piece to a flat: the palette, hand and direction carry over instead of starting from zero. When it reads right, download again.
Editorial looks as PNG, the campaign film as MP4, the colour shade card as PDF and XLSX, turnaround and detail sheets as PNG, the line sheet as XLSX, and the lookbook as PDF — everything packaged in one ZIP.
No. One written brief is the entire input — a mood, a season, a material, a city. No reference boards, no product shots, no files. If you want to steer harder, the direction pills are there; Auto works from the brief alone.
Direct your first collection.
Type a theme. Get the looks, the film, the shade card and the lookbook — in three minutes.
Where is my mind? — McLeuker, Paris