One piece, reworked your way
Upload a design and write the change list: swap the fabric, shift the palette, shorten the hem, take it into another season or another style. The render comes back reworked to your notes.
Made with FashionDesign.aiOne blazer dress, three treatments off the bench — black wool, ultramarine silk, cream bouclé.
Rework a designVariation sets before the sample room opens
Take a hero piece through wool, silk and bouclé in a single sitting, line the renders up, and pick the version worth producing. When one wins, stage it on a model or cut a clip of it — same room, next bench over.
Common questions
What kinds of changes can I ask for?
Anything you can put in a sentence: a different fabric or pattern, a new palette, longer sleeves, a winter version, or a push toward another style entirely — "rework this in emerald silk with gold embroidery".
How much of the original carries over?
Your instructions set what changes; the rest of the photo serves as reference for the render, which keeps variation sets easy to compare. If a result drifts from what you meant, tighten the notes and run it again.
Can I rework designs from the community pinboard?
Yes — save any pinned design that catches your eye, bring it to this bench, and take it somewhere its maker never did.
Where does this fit in a working process?
Colorway boards, fabric experiments, client revision rounds, trend translations — all the "same piece, different treatment" iterations, minus the redrawing.