AI male models for menswear and accessories
In menswear the type of man sells the product as much as the product does. Choose the age, beard and build that match your customer, and put every item on him.
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In menswear, the type decides who buys
The same shirt on a sporty man in his twenties and on a business-looking man in his forties speaks to two different customers. A brand that shows only one type quietly gives up on the other.
Male models are also the harder booking for a small brand: fewer of them, and even fewer in a specific type, such as an older man with a neat beard for a luxury watch. Showing range usually means a second and a third booking, each with its own day rate and schedule. With AI models you choose the exact type for each product line and change it whenever the product changes.
Choosing your male model
Start in the catalog: it has men across looks and ages, ready to wear your products. When you want a face of your own, cast one. For men, casting lets you set:
- Age: 20s, 30s, 40s, 50+.
- Facial hair: clean-shaven, stubble, short beard, full beard.
- Build: slim, average, athletic, fuller.
- Look, hair color, hair length, hair texture and eyes, plus an optional detail in your own words.
Each round shows 4 candidates for 6 credits. The one you choose is saved to your account, so the same man wears your whole collection.
Watches, sunglasses and other accessories
Accessories are where a male model earns his place, because scale is hard to judge from a product shot. A watch on a wrist shows the size of the dial; sunglasses on a face show whether the frame is wide or narrow; a bag on the shoulder shows how big it really is.
- AI watch photography for watches on the wrist and on their own.
- AI sunglasses photography for frames on a face.
- AI shoe photography and AI bag photography for the rest of the look.
Tips for menswear photos that sell
- Match the man to the brand, not to your taste. Streetwear wants a younger, relaxed type; tailoring and luxury accessories want an older, composed one.
- Mind the proportions. For watches, a wrist that suits the dial size; for eyewear, a face shape that suits the frame.
- Use urban settings. A city street, an office building or a stylish interior suits most menswear better than a plain backdrop beyond the main image.
- Prefer natural poses. Walking, leaning, hands behind the back. Men’s photos look best when they do not look posed.
- Test two types. Generate the same item on two different men and let your ads tell you which one sells.
One face across the collection
Keep the same model and swap only the garment, the background or the pose, and your catalog looks like it was shot in a single day. If you sell both womenswear and menswear, a recurring man and a recurring woman give the store a consistent cast; see AI fashion models for the women in the catalog. A standard image costs 5 credits, and the free plan includes 5 standard images a month.
Questions
Can I choose what the male model looks like?
Yes. Pick a man from the catalog, or cast your own by age, look, hair, eyes, facial hair and build. A casting round shows 4 candidates for 6 credits.
Are the photos good enough for campaigns?
Yes. They are photorealistic and work for your store, marketplaces, ads, print and social media. As with any photo, check each one before you publish it.
Can I show watches and sunglasses on a male model?
Yes, it is one of the most common uses: watches on the wrist, sunglasses on the face, and bags, belts and shoes as part of the look.
Can I keep the same model across many photos?
Yes. Use the same model and change only the garment, background or pose, so your catalog looks like one shoot with one model.
How much does an image with a male model cost?
The same as any image: 5 credits at standard quality. The free plan includes 5 standard images a month; paid plans are on the pricing page.
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