Swap-in wardrobe prompt template for outfits in GPT Images 2.5
The author shares a prompt template for swapping clothing by category to generate the same character in different outfits with ChatGPT Images 2.5.
AIモデル画像生成してる人の中で服をコーディネートしてる人はどれぐらいいるのかな？ カテゴリごとに交換可能な衣装プロンプトを配布中 生成環境：ChatGPT Images 2.5 #AIart️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️ #プロンプト PROTECTED WARDROBE RULE — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Treat each garment description below as its immutable final product identity. Preserve construction, parts, hardware, material, pattern, and every registered graphic or marking—its surface, side, orientation, scale, colors, content, spelling, and count. FINAL WORN STATE overrides only the scoped item's use, position, side, orientation, fastening, layering, folds, tucks, knots, and drape. If source prose omits or misclassifies a component required by an explicit selection, that selection corrects only that component. A SOURCE GARMENT label describes the unstyled item, never the completed silhouette. Do not redesign, add, remove, mirror, duplicate, relocate, or redraw protected details. Wardrobe: Headwear: A black shaggy-knit earflap beanie with a softly rounded close-fitting crown and a continuous brimless edge. Dense eyelash yarn gives the surface a fluffy, irregular halo. Tapered ear coverings flow into two exceptionally long, narrow braided ties that reach below the waist and finish in loose fuzzy tassels. The crown and ear coverings have a soft knitted interior, with no folded cuff or projecting brim. Final worn state: - Headwear position: Seat the complete beanie deeply and evenly on the head with its center aligned to the facial midline. Keep the lower edge, or the lower edge of its existing cuff, horizontal immediately above both eyebrows and let the sides cover the upper portions of both ears at equal height. Preserve the source-defined cuffed or uncuffed construction and crown shape. Do not cover the eyes, tilt or rotate the beanie, perch it high, or turn the crown into a backward slouch. Outerwear / layers: An oversized dark chocolate-brown leather flight blouson with a worn semi-gloss finish, fine grain and soft irregular creasing. Its hip-length body has dropped shoulders, a broad pointed fold-down collar and a full silver-tone metal front zipper. A narrow horizontal welt pocket sits on the left chest, diagonal welt pockets open at both lower sides, and a rectangular utility pocket with a vertical zipper is sewn onto the left upper sleeve. Horizontal panel seams divide the lower body and sleeves. The roomy sleeves end in broad leather cuffs with snap adjustment, while a matching leather waistband gathers elastically at the sides and back. The back continues the brown panel construction over a smooth dark lining. Final worn state: - Layering: Final state: keep this garment the complete outer layer over the selected Top item; open only its original center-front fastening run within existing endpoints. Preserve source neckline, collar, front/rear panels, selected shoulder, sleeve, and body positions, plus fastening inventory, receiver mapping, order, spacing, endpoints, and placket length; add, remove, move, or extend nothing. ZIPPER FINAL STATE — Move the only original slider down to the original bottom stop; separate the original teeth throughout only the existing zipper track. Its complete source span remains exactly between the source-defined top stop and bottom stop. Keep the original zipper tape, teeth, slider, top stop, bottom stop, and narrow front opening at that exact length and anatomical level. Below the original bottom stop, the center-front fabric remains one continuous non-zipper panel; no seam, rib, fold, or edge becomes zipper track. Add, duplicate, remove, or relocate no zipper part. Only layer order, contact, occlusion, and optical transmission change. Every visible garment boundary follows the outer item's source geometry or separately selected fold-return line; inner contours remain optically behind it. Keep panel contact shallow. Natural handling within this same operation: Use soft stable contact with limited material-correct ease. Top: A fitted black sheer stretch-lace long-sleeve top with a low scoop neckline edged in narrow solid black binding. Fine diamond net forms the upper chest, bordered by larger floral lace along the shoulder and neckline sides; open floral motifs spread across the lower torso and continue over the back. Slim sleeves use a finer repeating scalloped net, ending in denser floral lace wrist bands. The softly elastic hip-length body finishes with a narrow lace hem and remains unlined throughout. Upper-body innerwear: A fitted black cropped camisole in smooth, opaque stretch jersey, with a broad low scoop neckline finished in narrow matching binding. Slim shoulder straps connect to a plain matching back, and the close-fitting body ends above the navel with a neat flat hem. The surface is unprinted and softly matte. Final worn state: - Layering: Final state: place this garment underneath the selected Top item across the upper body. the selected Top item remains the outer garment and retains and owns its exact source neckline aperture and edge, armholes, panel connectivity, closure state, straps, sleeves, and selected final hem or fold-return line. This inner garment contributes appearance only through the outer material's existing optical apertures; no inner contour becomes an outer boundary. Only layer order, contact, occlusion, and optical transmission change. Every visible garment boundary follows the outer item's source geometry or separately selected fold-return line; inner contours remain optically behind it. Keep panel contact shallow. Crisp handling within this same operation: Use even local pressure and minimal material-correct ease. Bottom: A washed charcoal-gray denim maxi skirt with a fitted belt-loop waistband, front scoop pockets and a concealed zipper fly beneath a metal waist button. The close-fitting upper hip section extends into a deep downward-pointing V at the center front, outlined by prominent double rows of pale gray topstitching. Long sweeping diagonal seams lead from this pointed section into expanding lower gores, creating a dramatically flared skirt with deep, fluid folds. Broad curved hem spans alternate with longer pointed panel ends for an uneven ankle-length silhouette; the panels remain joined rather than forming an open slit. A corresponding pointed rear yoke and flared back gores continue the design. Smoky pale abrasion highlights the denim panels while seams and narrow stitched hems stay darker. Footwear: A pair of black lace-up platform sock boots with close-fitting rib-knit shafts rising above the ankles and broad ribbed cuffs. The knit continues down the sides and across the vamp beneath smooth black leather-look toe surrounds, heel counters and curved lace facings. Round black laces cross through small loops over knitted tongues, and rear pull tabs assist entry. Rounded closed toes sit above extremely thick black molded soles with sweeping wave-like ridges, angular projecting side blocks, a recessed arch and deep segmented tread. Stretch collars, adjustable lacing and cushioned insoles complete the boots. Necklace: A black leather harness-style choker with a narrow close-fitting neck band, small silver studs and fittings, and an adjustable rear buckle. An open downward-pointing triangular silver connector hangs from the center front and leads through short links to a fine silver chain that curves around the lower neck and attaches near the rear of the band. An elongated open silver loop continues below the central junction, ending in a small marquise-shaped silver pendant with a pale inset and a tapered lower point. The connected upper band, lower chain and slender central drop form one layered piece of jewelry. Earrings: A pair of small round clear-stone stud earrings in neat silver-tone settings. Each bright faceted stone sits close to the earlobe in a minimal rim with tiny retaining prongs, finished with a straight post and butterfly back.