editszn⚡️ :
Use @Image 1 as the exact model — keep her face and identity identical throughout. Use @Image 2, @Image 3, and @Image 4 as three flat-lay outfit sets; dress the exact model in each set exactly as laid out (same colors, accessories).
A cinematic fashion outfit-change reel, shot top-down (camera mounted on the ceiling looking straight down, close to a ceiling fan). The model lies on a classic Persian rug — cream field with blue and red floral medallion patterns and fringed ends — over dark herringbone parquet flooring. A burgundy velvet sofa sits at the frame edge. Warm cinematic color grade, moody golden tones, soft diagonal shaft of light from the upper left. The model is fairly large in the frame, filling most of the vertical frame from head to feet.
CEILING FAN (ONE single consistent fan): a single ceiling fan whose round centre hub sits at the LEFT EDGE of the frame — we see HALF of the circular hub on the left side, the other half cut off by the frame edge. The fan itself is a normal size, but because the ceiling-mounted camera is close to it, the blades appear large and each blade is long enough to sweep across the entire frame. The fan rotates SMOOTHLY at a CONSTANT SPEED, always in the SAME single direction (clockwise) for the entire video — never changing direction, never slowing, never two blades entering from opposite sides. Same one fan, same hub position, same clockwise rotation throughout.
Each outfit change is a slow WIPE mask (not a fast cut): as one long blade rotates clockwise from the half-visible left hub and sweeps across the whole frame, everything its leading edge has ALREADY passed shows the NEW outfit, while everything NOT yet reached still shows the previous outfit — the change follows the blade’s edge gradually, all the way down to her feet. The blade’s edge is the moving dividing line between before and after.
2026-09-29 09:52:28