Click to Wear: Smart Fabric Drape & Style Studio
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47392/IRJAEM.2026.0060Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Try-On, Computer Vision, Deep LearningAbstract
Online fashion shopping is growing rapidly, but customers often struggle to imagine how a piece of clothing will actually look on them before buying it. Virtual try-on systems help solve this problem by allowing garments to be digitally placed onto a person’s image. However, many existing image-based methods face challenges such as poor garment alignment, difficulty handling different body poses, and loss of important clothing details. In this paper, we introduce a simple yet effective image-based virtual try-on system that creates realistic and visually appealing results without using complex 3D body models or expensive physical simulations. The system first builds a clothing-agnostic view of the person using human parsing and pose estimation, which helps align the selected garment accurately with the body’s shape and posture. It then generates the final try-on image by smoothly blending the adjusted garment with the original image while preserving fabric texture and reducing visual artifacts. This approach is efficient and suitable for real-time use in online shopping platforms, and experimental results show that it works well across different clothing styles and poses, making it a practical solution for improving user confidence and the overall digital fashion shopping experience.
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