I don't think this will work because the AI is not going to recreate what a specific article of clothing will look like on a human. Or at least not yet. This t

I don't think this will work because the AI is not going to recreate what a specific article of clothing will look like on a human. Or at least not yet. This tech generates random images of models in random clothing. Maybe it could be instructed to do 'male' and 'brown' and 'jacket' - but never with the specificity required of a specific piece of clothing. All clothes fit and drape in a unique way. Also - models for regular clothing are a commodity and the process for getting generic imagery is industrialized and cheap. Getting the 'photos of clothing on the model' is a small part of the cost. Finally there is of course the other aesthetic choices, i.e. what's in the background that have to do with a particular design choice for whatever reason i.e. season choices. That won't be reproduced by AI either. So it's all very cool, but still mostly novel.