Virtual-model creative studio

Your products. Our models. A world of possibilities.

Create product and campaign imagery with a consistent cast of virtual models, for fashion, accessories, jewelry, beauty and more.

Start with a few products How it works

Every project starts with a proposed scope and a quote. You decide before any work begins.

Mei, a virtual model, in a sculptural red ruffled gown on a sunlit terrace. — Fashion Mei

Imani, a virtual model, holding an amber perfume bottle against a deep red backdrop. — Fragrance Imani

Rafael, a virtual model, resting his chin on his hand, a steel watch on his wrist. — Watch Rafael

Eden, a virtual model with red hair and freckles, holding a plain white skincare jar to her cheek. — Skincare Eden

Portfolio concepts from our studio. The wardrobe and products are props, not a client's products.

Made for what you sell.

Four places to start, not a complete list. If your product is worn, held or carried, tell us about it, and we'll say honestly what we can do before you commit.

Leila, a virtual model, seated in a cobalt blazer and white T-shirt, wearing small drop earrings.

Fashion and apparel

Catalog views and campaign images, with color, prints, seams and hardware checked against your references.

Sasha, a virtual model, in large gold hoop earrings and a green blazer.

Jewelry and accessories

Earrings, watches, hats, gloves and eyewear, worn where they belong. Scale, settings, stones, finishes and engraving need close-ups and dimensions.

Paloma, a virtual model, in a close beauty portrait with green eye shadow and gold earrings.

Beauty and cosmetics

Looks built around your shades and packaging. A generated makeup look shows styling, not how a product performs on skin.

Footwear and bags

Shoes and bags as part of the look, or the hero of the frame. Construction and proportions are checked closely, so we review references before we quote.

Portfolio concepts

Made in our studio with props and studio wardrobe to show creative direction. Every image on this site today is a portfolio concept.

Verified demonstrations

Made from a real product supplied to us, shown beside that product and checked against it. They are always labeled as demonstrations.

Product pages and campaigns from one set of references.

Catalog images show the product plainly, framed the same way every time. Campaign images give it a setting, for your homepage, launches and social.

Catalog

Plain background
The same framing on every product
Views chosen for each product

Noor, a virtual model, standing in a city plaza in a yellow jacket, white T-shirt and dark wide-leg jeans. — Campaign A location or set agreed with you, with light and crops to suit your brand.

Noor, virtual model. Catalog views (side and back shown) and a separate campaign look from her portfolio, in studio wardrobe.

One face across everything you make.

Keep one model across eyewear, knitwear, shoes and tailoring, so customers recognize your brand from one product to the next.

Eyewear
Knitwear and rings
Linen and loafers
Tailoring
Evening

Arjun, virtual model. Five portfolio concepts in studio wardrobe and props.

Close-up of light-wash denim at the knee and side seam. — Detail crop from a portfolio image: wash, seam and fading.

You check every image against your product.

Each finished image sits beside the references it was made from. Mark anything that is off, a shade, a stone setting, a stitch or a printed logo, and we correct it within the rounds agreed for your project.

Reviewed side by side with your references
Corrections within the agreed revision rounds
Images we can't make faithfully are left out of the set

What we check for each kind of product

Start with a few products.

Scope and a quote come first. Nothing is made until you agree to them.

Tell us about your product
What it is, who it's for and where the images will appear: product pages, a launch, social or print.
Share the references you have
Product photos, close-ups, dimensions, color or shade references and packaging. We tell you if anything is missing.
Receive a proposed scope and quote
Which images, which model, formats, revision rounds and usage, agreed in writing before anything is made.
Review against your references
Check each image beside your product. We correct within the agreed rounds, then deliver files sized for where they will go.

Start with a few products

Virtual images show how a product looks styled. They don't show how clothing fits a real body or how a cosmetic performs on skin.

Find the face of your next collection.

32 original virtual models, adults aged 18 to 64. Use one across your range or a few for different lines, and every product page and campaign will look like it belongs to the same brand.