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Reference-led wardrobe edits

Try the look in the photo you already like.

Describe a new wardrobe or bring an outfit reference. Moonlight combines it with your source portrait so the clothing change belongs to the person, pose, light, and scene.

No card requiredPrivate by default4K output
Source portrait
Mara in a gray T-shirt and charcoal sweatpants
Red evening outfit referenceOutfit
Moonlight edit
Mara edited into a wine-red evening gown
Wardrobe edit

Dress Mara for the evening. Keep her pose and the hallway.

Published demonstration

The outfit can be a reference, not a paragraph.

The evening portrait demonstration combines a casual source portrait with a separate red evening look while keeping the person, pose, and room intact.

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Text or image

Describe a direction—or show the exact look.

Text works for broad direction such as a charcoal suit, linen resort wear, or a red evening dress. An outfit image is more useful when silhouette, fabric, color placement, or styling details matter.

Fit the photograph

Ask for clothing that respects pose and lighting.

A convincing wardrobe edit needs more than copying a garment. The result should account for the subject’s posture, occlusion, existing light, and the way fabric would sit on the body.

  • Use a full or three-quarter source photo for full outfits.
  • Choose references with visible structure and limited obstruction.
  • Name accessories that must remain or be removed.
Use responsibly

Treat an AI outfit edit as a concept, not a fit guarantee.

Moonlight can help visualize styling and produce creative imagery, but an output cannot confirm garment sizing, construction, or how a real product will fit.

Start with the photo you have

Make the scene you imagined.

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