Outfit collages: each avatar hero with the pieces of the outfit around it
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AI Avatars

Photoreal fashion characters that stay the same person, and the same outfit, from still to video.

Client
Self-initiated
Year
2026
Role
Creative direction and pipeline design
Built in
ComfyUI, Krea 2, SAM 3, H3 and Wan video
Kawaii Bio-Synth avatar with the pieces of the outfit
Kawaii Bio-Synth
Neo-Tokyo Signal avatar with the pieces of the outfit
Neo-Tokyo Signal
Urban Survivalist avatar with the pieces of the outfit
Urban Survivalist

AI avatars are the next generation of influencers: embodied characters who sell what they wear. The hard part is consistency, so I built a pipeline that keeps one avatar, and one garment, identical across stills, collages and clips.

Characters

Ten archetypes, each with a named audience, a deep tie to its niche and an aspiration. Always photoreal, with human proportions. About 200 stills over four rounds of exploration.

Pieces

Collages in a retail lookbook layout: the hero top left, the pieces of the fit around it. A SAM 3 cut from the 4x hero, then a Krea 2 identity edit at reference boost 1.

Video

An identity-edit keyframe for each scene, then image-to-video with H3, and Wan first and last frames for turns. I tested 27 clips: 3 avatars, 3 scenes, 3 methods. The keyframe route was best.

Atelier Ghost avatar with the pieces of the outfit
Atelier Ghost
Plush Hypebeast avatar with the pieces of the outfit
Plush Hypebeast
Urban Survivalist avatar in a cape with the pieces of the outfit
Urban Survivalist, cape
Kawaii Bio-Synth, studio
Neo-Tokyo Signal, studio
Plush Hypebeast, street
Ronin Mecha, studio
Contact sheet of the Neo-Tokyo Signal clips
Neo-Tokyo Signal: frames from the clips