Product imagery · AI · 2026

A whole catalogue, no photo shoot

Every product photo for the TRABEAR vintage store. Each piece is one of a kind, so there was no budget or time for a studio day per item — instead every garment gets the same cream backdrop, the same soft light and the same hanger, generated around a quick phone photo of the real piece.

Items15 garments, 54 images Shots per itemFront, back, labels Used onShopify, Grailed, eBay, Depop My roleArt direction, generation, retouching

Beyond clothing — same phone photo, any setting

Black leather shoe on a concrete block in hard morning light, AI product shot — Footwear — raw concrete, hard morning sun.

Original phone photo of the shoes — Footwear — raw concrete, hard morning sun.

Monogram belt coiled on green marble by a window, AI product shot — Accessories — green marble, soft window light.

Original phone photo of the belt — Accessories — green marble, soft window light.

One look across the store

A shop full of different photos looks like a flea market. Locking the backdrop, light direction, hanger and framing makes fifteen unrelated pieces read as one curated collection — the same thing a brand pays a photographer and stylist for.

True to the garment

For resale, the photo has to match what arrives in the box. Prints, graphics, wear and distressing stay exactly as they are on the real piece; anything the AI invents is caught and redone before it goes live.

Fast to add to

A new item joins the catalogue in the same style the day it comes in. The same setup works for any product — shoes, bags, homeware — and any setting: a model, a street, a season.