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18+ · The after-dark lookbook

AI Fashion Video Generator

Fashion is decided in motion: how satin pours on a turn, how sequins flare under a spot, how a slit behaves on the third step. Aurum’s AI fashion video generator puts your look through that test — your photo, your outfit, a set you describe — and returns a vertical clip of 5, 10 or 30 seconds with native sound, up to Ultra High 1080p. Editorial, provocative, 18+, never explicit.

  • From $5.19 per look · Ultra High 1080p from $15.59 · pay per video
  • 18+ only · real or fictional adults · never explicit · moderated
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Generated with Seedance 2.5 by ByteDance: strong face, outfit and style consistency with your reference photos.

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Fabric by fabric: the move and the light

Every material has one motion that sells it. Name both the motion and the light in your prompt.

FabricMotion that shows itLight that flatters it
Satin and silkA slow turn or a walk, so the fabric pours and ripplesOne warm key from the side, drawing a moving highlight
SequinsSmall shoulder movements, a sway, a single spinA lone spotlight on a dark set
VelvetAlmost nothing: a lean, a sit, a hand along the armLow, warm light that keeps the pile deep and dark
Leather and patentA stride, a bend of the knee, a hand on the hipA hard rim light tracing the edges
Layered chiffonWind, a fan, a step through an open doorWarm backlight, so the layers glow

A three-look lookbook in one evening

One clip per look, same face, same light — and you have a lookbook, built in the studio on the home page.

  1. Gather the references

    A clear face photo as @Image 1. For each look, a flat or worn photo of the outfit as @Image 2, or a one-line description instead.

  2. Fix the set and the light

    Write one set and one light, and reuse them word for word in every prompt: “black seamless studio, single gold spotlight”. Consistency is what makes three clips read as a collection.

  3. Vary only the garment and the move

    Look one walks, look two turns, look three sits. Keep the same camera language throughout, such as a slow push-in or a backward tracking shot.

  4. Render the finals

    Proof each look at 480p, then render the selects at 1080p, where fabric texture has the pixels to show.

Format notes

  • Vertical 9:16 only: no horizontal or square export
  • Native ambient audio; add a soundtrack in your editor
  • Garments are interpreted, not copied stitch for stitch
  • Up to 12 references of 10 MB each

Lookbook prompts, ready to load

Written with @Image 1 for the face and @Image 2 for the garment. With a single photo, describe the garment instead.

  • Satin trench · 10 seconds

    @Image 1 wearing the black satin trench from @Image 2, belted tight, walks toward the camera across a black seamless set, the hem pouring around the knees, then stops and opens the collar with one hand. Single gold spotlight, backward tracking shot, heels on a hard floor.

  • Sequin spin · 5 seconds

    @Image 1 wearing the gold sequined mini dress from @Image 2 spins once, slowly, under a spotlight, the sequins flaring into sparks, and finishes facing the lens with a direct, daring look. Static camera, dark set, a soft gasp from an unseen audience.

  • Velvet stillness · 5 seconds

    @Image 1 in a deep black velvet column dress leans against a brass pillar, slides one gloved hand slowly down the opposite arm and lifts the eyes to the camera. Low warm light, very slow push-in, quiet room tone.

  • Leather after hours · 10 seconds

    @Image 1 in a cropped black leather jacket, a satin bralette and wide tailored trousers strides down a wet night street under gold streetlights, stops, and looks back over the shoulder at the camera. Low tracking shot, rim light on the leather, the hiss of rain and distant traffic.

  • Chiffon in the doorway · 10 seconds

    @Image 1 in a layered champagne chiffon gown steps through tall open doors onto a terrace at dusk, the wind lifting the skirt behind, and turns to the camera with a slow smile. Warm backlight, slow orbit, wind and a distant sea.

Getting a garment reference right

When the outfit comes from a photo, that photo decides how well it survives:

  • Show the whole piece, front-facing, on a plain background or worn in good light.
  • One garment per reference; a flat lay of six items leaves the model guessing which one to wear.
  • Keep logos and printed text out of frame; small lettering tends to warp once the fabric moves.
  • Expect an interpretation: cut and color carry over, fine stitching may not.
  • Accessories count — a gold cuff or drop earrings in the reference often make the final clip read more expensive.

Jewelry deserves its own close-up: see jewelry AI video.

Editorial, with a pulse

Aurum’s fashion clips lean into the provocative side of editorial: the bralette under the open blazer, the slit that shows on the stride, the stare held a beat past polite. All of it stays non-explicit; nudity and sex acts are against the terms and can be refused by the video provider’s checks at every quality, and only adults appear — you, a consenting adult, or a fictional one.

For gowns specifically — trains, slits, open backs — the evening gown AI video page goes silhouette by silhouette. To cast a fictional model who wears your looks, see the AI model video generator.

Price per look

Each look is one paid video. Length and quality set the price, which appears before you pay by card as a guest or with piments (100 piments = $1).

Price per video in USD
LengthMedium · 480pHigh · 720pUltra High · 1080p
5 seconds$5.19$6.49$15.59
10 seconds$6.49$11.69$31.19
30 seconds$15.59$32.49$92.29
  • Each look in a ten-second Ultra High lookbook costs $31.19; proofs at $5.19 keep retakes cheap.
  • No subscription involved. Confirmed provider failures restore piments or refund a single-video payment.

Fashion video questions

Does the clip copy my outfit exactly?

Not stitch for stitch. Cut, color and fabric usually carry over from the reference; small prints, buttons and seams can shift as the garment moves.

Can I make a horizontal fashion film?

No. Every render is vertical 9:16, made for phones and stories. Plan your framing tall: full-length looks fit well.

Can I add runway music?

Not in the studio; each clip carries native ambient audio. Lay a track over it in your editor after downloading.

How do I keep the same face across looks?

Use the same face photo as @Image 1 for every look and change only the garment reference. An exact likeness is never guaranteed, so proof each look first.

Is lingerie fashion allowed?

Lingerie-style looks — satin bralettes, corsetry, stockings, robes — are welcome as long as the clip stays non-explicit.

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