SCENARIO EXPERIMENTSIMPOSSIBLE
FITTING ROOM
Arden wearing Chalk in Terracotta Wind

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Arden / ChalkTerracotta Wind
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Hold the look.
Change the room.

Four people. Six outfits. Five settings.

Person ← →Arden
Outfit ↑ ↓Chalk
Setting Terracotta Wind
Movement

Travel through the set.

Video model

Pruna Quality, 768p. ≈ 100 CU / 10 sec.

Same editorial. Two generated interpretations.

Music Warm Contours

Terracotta Wind · two interpretations

Choose a model while the film plays to hear it. Music changes with the setting and keeps its place across outfits.

12 films. One curated edit.
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FROM ONE LOOK TO A WHOLE CAMPAIGN

More combinations.
A different cost curve.

Reuse your cast, garment and setting references. Direct the editorial once, then choose the video model that fits the campaign.

Compare the films above. Plan the volume below.

120 editorials 240 ten-second films per model

PRUNA QUALITY · 768p≈ 24,000 CU

≈ 100 CU per film

SEEDANCE 2.5 · 720p≈ 111,000 CU

≈ 460 CU per film

About 78% fewer video-generation credits with Pruna in these configurations.

Compare Pruna 768p with Seedance 2.5 at 720p or 1080p. The 720p examples are newly generated at that resolution, not downsized 1080p files.

Read the comparison guide ↗PDFPromptsRecipe ZIP

Planning estimates in Scenario Creative Units (CU), checked 21 September 2026. Video generation only; still images, retries and editing are extra. Campaign volumes are illustrative, not a count of films in this preview.

Pruna. Seedance 2.5.

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Outfit
Pruna Quality768p · ≈ 100 CU / 10 sec
Seedance 2.5720p · ≈ 460 CU / 10 sec
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About this comparison

The source image is shared; direction is adapted to each model. The labels show generation resolution; films are compressed for the web. Both play at their original speed. Both repeat together at the shorter ending. Browse available pairings with the arrow keys; the outfit or setting may adjust. Space plays or pauses. Shift + ← / → seeks.

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SOURCE / TRANSFORMATION / EDITORIAL

One look. A new context.

Compare the garment reference, its fitted master and your selected editorial. A creative virtual try-on visualization, not a prediction of physical fit.

A snapshot of your current selection. Generated imagery can reinterpret garment details.
THE SCENARIO WORKFLOW

FROM A REFERENCE TO A COLLECTION

One wardrobe.
A world of possibilities.

The person, the garment, the place, then the movement. Each is directed separately, so a collection can expand into many editorials. This preview pairs selected Walk and Loop films from two video models.

Read the making of ↗PDFPromptsRecipe ZIP
  1. 01 / BUILD THE REFERENCES

    Make the collection before the campaign.

    GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst ↗ created four fictional adult cast members, six complete outfit references and five architectural sets. The neutral cast photographs make faces and body proportions readable; the garment images show the complete silhouette, layers and shoes.

    Why this model: precise image generation and editing fit a brief with specific folds, hems, fastenings and materials. Separate reference images give later stages a visual source to follow.

  2. 02 / FIT, COMPARE, REFINE

    Resolve the garment on the person.

    Pruna P-Image Try-On ↗ received a cast image as the person reference and a complete outfit image as the garment reference. This produced the first fitted masters. Sunburst supplied an alternative fitting pass using the person first and the outfit second.

    Why these models: Try-On is designed to dress a referenced person. Sunburst provides a second editing route when the garment needs a more specific correction. The retained masters combine both approaches, selected for identity, proportions and garment construction. Chalk shows the dedicated fitting route; the closed Signal jacket shows a targeted Sunburst correction.

  3. 03 / DIRECT THE EDITORIAL

    Hold the identity. Give it a new setting.

    Each editorial uses three references in order: the fitted master, the original garment and one of the five sets. Sunburst ↗ follows the person and proportions from the master, the construction from the garment, and the architecture and light from the set. The editorial direction asks for a natural, asymmetric stance with the whole outfit in frame.

    Why use references again: the model can read the actual person and garment while changing the pose and context. This guides continuity; it does not guarantee an exact copy. Each result still needs a check for the face, hands, feet and garment construction.

  4. 04 / COMPARE MOVEMENT AND COST

    One editorial. Two ways to animate it.

    Pruna P-Video 2 Pro ↗ in Quality mode and Seedance 2.5 ↗ animate the same selected editorial. Walk follows real travel through the set. Loop uses the editorial as both the opening and closing reference, with a directed return between them.

    Why compare them: Pruna is the production choice for expanding this collection: its estimated generation cost makes large campaign variations practical. Native Seedance 2.5 720p examples provide a closer resolution comparison, with retained 1080p films available as another option. The paired player lets you inspect expressions, fabric, footwear and movement before choosing a production route.

    Read the model comparison guide ↗ · Prompts

    These are separately directed outputs, not identical motion rendered twice. The campaign calculator extrapolates current ten-second generation estimates. Garment fidelity, framing and the loop join still need review for each delivered film.

  5. 05 / SCORE EACH SETTING

    Five rooms. Five musical moods.

    MiniMax Music 3.0 ↗ and ACE-Step 1.5 Quality ↗ each interpret the same five briefs: ambient soul for Salt Mirror, warm Balearic downtempo for Terracotta Wind, minimal deep house for Cobalt Steps, organic electronica for Glass Garden and modern soul for Paper Sun.

    Why these models: MiniMax builds an instrumental arrangement from a musical style brief. ACE-Step adds explicit duration, tempo and key controls. The model switch lets you hear their different treatments of the same setting. The web tracks are level-matched and softly finished for repeat listening.

    Sound is on by default at a gentle volume. If your browser blocks audio, use the sound button at the top of the film to enable it. The music changes with the setting, keeps its position across outfit changes, and has its own volume control.

  6. 06 / PUT THE COLLECTION IN YOUR HANDS

    The assets become an editing desk.

    The browser selects the generated images and films for your cast, outfit and room. Walk and Loop reveal two motion directions. Pruna and Seedance 2.5 can be switched in the editor or viewed together in the paired comparison. Play collection runs a curated sequence of up to 12 available films, moving on only after each shot finishes. The source comparison keeps the garment and fitted master available beside the result.

    A separate study uses Astra to turn a cuff bracelet reference into a textured 3D model. This accessory is not worn in the fashion films.

MAKE YOUR OWN COLLECTION

Start with your person.
Bring your wardrobe.

Use your own authorized cast and garment images. Follow the reference order in the recipe, review a fitted master, then expand into new sets and motion.

Create yours on Scenario ↗
PromptsExplore Scenario MCP ↗

This is a creative virtual try-on visualization. Generated imagery can reinterpret garment details; it does not predict physical fit. The downloadable recipe records the production prompts and reference order.
3D ACCESSORY STUDY

The Arc bracelet.

A separate design study: Scenario generated the reference image, then GPT-6 Astra3D turned it into a textured model. This bracelet is not worn in the fashion films.

Arc cuff bracelet reference image

Load the 3D model to rotate and inspect the bracelet.