Experience LaonGEN’s One Look per Day Free Trial

For fashion brands, launching new products always comes with the burden of image production. Studio rentals, crew scheduling, and model booking require significant time and cost, even for a single outfit. Meanwhile, the online retail environment demands faster and more frequent content updates, making it clear that traditional methods alone are no longer sufficient. To address this challenge, LaonGEN offers a free trial where one look can be generated per day. It allows brands to test AI-driven workflows without additional cost and apply them directly to real operations.

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Preparation and Input Materials

Two sets of images are required for the trial.

 

1. Outfit Photos
These are essential for the AI to recognize the garment.

• Recommended: 5–8 photos
• Conditions: multiple angles including front and side, clear display of logos or patterns, and consistent lighting
• Purpose: to accurately capture the silhouette, texture, and details of the clothing

Example outfit photos submitted by a client

 

 

2. Background (Reference) Photos
These determine the mood and atmosphere of the lookbook.

• Options: seasonal landscapes, themed indoor spaces, or brand mood shots
• Role: not copied directly but reinterpreted to adopt the tone and style
• Tip: choose images aligned with campaign concepts, seasonal events, or advertising themes for higher utility

By combining outfit photos with background references, the same clothing item can be transformed into a wide variety of lookbook images.

Example background reference photos

 

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Output Characteristics and Applications

The generated results present the same outfit across diverse backgrounds and lighting conditions—indoor, outdoor, and everyday settings. This enables brands to secure multiple types of images from a single garment, covering both detail shots for product pages and mood images for brand storytelling. For instance, a detailed cut can be prepared in the morning, followed by mood-oriented SNS content using the same outfit in the afternoon. Seasonal events or advertising campaigns also benefit, as backgrounds can be switched instantly without waiting for a new photoshoot.

Below are sample results created using the outfit and background examples above.

Lookbook results generated with LaonGEN AI

 

 

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Practical Advantages for Brand Operations

The efficiency is evident in numbers. Registering a single outfit takes about one hour, and each image is generated in roughly two minutes. This translates into 80–90% cost savings compared to traditional photoshoots. Consistency in facial features, poses, and framing is also maintained across multiple outputs, making it suitable for curated brand feeds. LaonGEN is not positioned to replace photoshoots entirely but rather to complement and expand existing production workflows with measurable value.

Additional samples generated with LaonGEN

 

 

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Trial Process and Key Benefits

The free trial process is straightforward. Upload outfit photos via the LaonGEN website, and results will be delivered directly by email. The most striking impression is the ability to secure brand-quality images without conducting a photoshoot.

For example, the same outfit can simultaneously be rendered in a studio-style image and an outdoor cut. This means brands can prepare both product page visuals and SNS-ready content at once, dramatically accelerating operational speed on launch day.

Brands gain immediate access to usable assets without waiting for a scheduled shoot, while also reducing the time required for product testing and campaign mockups. This program goes beyond a demo—it is designed to verify whether AI-generated images can be immediately applied in real operations.

👉 Apply now on the LaonGEN Official Website. Start with one outfit a day and see how quickly your content production workflow transforms.

 

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