Photo Guidelines

Men's Photo Guidelines for Virtual Try-On

Ensure your try-on experience is accurate with these do's and don'ts for photo submissions.

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What Makes a Good Try-On Photo?

✅ Do's – Men's Ideal Try-On Photo Tips

Full body or three-quarter shot
Hands relaxed at sides
Front-facing pose, head straight
Well-lit, evenly exposed image
Plain background (preferably light)
No accessories like sunglasses or caps
Wear fitted clothing
Single person in frame

Perfect Examples:

Man in gray t-shirt and dark jeans - ideal casual photo for virtual try-on

Man in black t-shirt and yellow pants - ideal casual photo for virtual try-on

Professional man in light blue dress shirt and dark trousers - ideal business photo for virtual try-on

Man in light blue shirt and dark jeans - ideal casual professional photo for virtual try-on

Man in dark blazer with burgundy shirt and olive pants - ideal smart casual photo for virtual try-on

Man in light blue shirt with brown belt and khaki chinos - ideal smart casual photo for virtual try-on

Notice: Front-facing poses, relaxed hands, plain backgrounds, good lighting, and fitted clothing.

❌ Dont's – Common Mistakes to Avoid

Crossed legs or leaning postures
Accessories like caps, sunglasses
Overlapping garments (e.g., jacket over similar colored shirt)
Loose or flowy clothing like trench coats
Images taken from extreme angles or tilted views
Group photos or partial bodies
Children's pictures (AI not optimized for kids yet)
Folded arms (blocks body shape recognition)
Wearing traditional clothes if trying modern garments (and vice versa)

Examples to Avoid:

Man pointing at camera - incorrect pose for virtual try-on

Man with sunglasses and leather jacket - incorrect accessories and overlapping garments

Man with crossed legs and hands in pockets - incorrect posture for virtual try-on

Group photo with multiple people - incorrect for virtual try-on

Child photo - not suitable for virtual try-on

Man in loose overcoat - incorrect outerwear for virtual try-on

Man with folded arms, cap and sunglasses - incorrect pose and accessories

These poses, accessories, and compositions will result in poor virtual try-on results.

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