We've stabilized the 1.0 Pro output of Model-Gen, our virtual fashion model generation app. As the generation engine's content safety policy was tightened, some results were occasionally not generated — we've addressed this, so you can now receive model images more reliably while the person stays exactly the same.

What changed

Before — With the revealing default innerwear (camisole + short underwear) combination, the upstream safety filter was tightened and generation was sometimes rejected.

After — The face, body, style, and pose are kept 100% identical; only the default bottom is adjusted to a neutral sports-shorts-based outfit for stable output.

The model's identity (face, body, style, and pose) is unchanged — only the default bottom outfit is adjusted.

Good to know

• Due to the nature of the policy, generation may rarely be rejected, but retrying generates it normally.

• Rejected attempts are not charged any credits. Feel free to retry.

Where to use

Generate a model as usual in Fashion AI's Model-Gen, and it will output with the adjusted default outfit. → Explore Fashion AI

FAQ

Q. Why did the default outfit change? It's an adjustment to ensure stable output in line with the generation engine's strengthened safety policy. The model's identity (face, body, style) is preserved.

Q. Are credits charged if generation is rejected? No. Failed attempts are not charged. Retrying generates it normally in most cases.

Q. Are other Fashion AI apps affected? This adjustment applies only to Model-Gen 1.0 Pro output. Other apps and models are unchanged.

Model-Gen is part of Abocado AI's Fashion AI — one of 7 apps that automate every stage of the fashion workflow.