School Uniform Outfit

This door changes the clothes to a Japanese school uniform and leaves the person alone. The uniform chip is already selected: white collared shirt, navy blazer, navy pleated skirt, white socks, brown loafers. A written note would replace that chip, so leave the note empty unless you must change the cut. The face, hairstyle, body, pose, lighting, background, and art style are the lock.

Upload a full body if you can. A face crop has no legs, and the loafers will be invented under a frame that cannot show them. Hair must stay the hair. The blazer collar sits under it. A hood or a hat is not part of this preset, and the tool is told not to cover the hairstyle. If the bangs change shape, the run redesigned the character and you should discard it.

The preset skirt is the default cut. If this character wears trousers, do not rely on the chip alone. Then you do write a note, and you accept that the note replaces the chip: “same uniform colors, navy trousers instead of a skirt, keep the face and hair.” Do not add a school name, a real academy crest, or a series costume. A crest is a logo. A series uniform is someone else’s design with the colors changed.

Fantasy armor is the other outfit door. Do not combine them in one note. Generate the uniform, check the face at the same size as the original, then stop. Pose changes belong on the pose door after the clothes are right. If you change pose and clothes together, you will not know which edit broke the likeness. Check the shoes last. Loafers that became sneakers mean the chip slipped, even when the blazer color looks right. Leave the note box empty on the first run. Any sentence there replaces the uniform chip, including a sentence that only says “keep the face.”