On the stair
The editorial needs the coat in a place, lining open, without a new fitting.
Editorial frames that keep the garment.
A hanger study, a fabric detail, and a styled set. The coat stays the coat while the scene changes.
From the coat to the look.
Add it, choose the scene, and keep what works.
Step 01
Add the coat
Start from a photo of the piece.
Step 02
Change the set
Ask for the stair, the window, or the table.
Step 03
Keep the look
Store it with the brand guide for the next drop.
Three frames around the same coat.
Vesper is a fictional coat: ivory wool with a rust silk lining. These frames were made for this page.
In the window
The lookbook wants the garment in real daylight, hanging, lining just visible.
On the worktable
The product page needs the cloth and the lining where someone can inspect them.
Hanger
The garment on its own, lining visible.
Fabric
Wool and rust silk, close enough to check.
Explore Ellie workflows
The same kind of brief: a product, a brand, and a scene Ellie can keep refining.
Marketing
Street, feed, and night stills from one brief.
E-commerce
Packshots and lifestyle frames grounded in the catalog.
Product design
Form studies and material close-ups of the same object.
Branding
One mark, on the shop, the print, and the street.
Architecture
Quiet rooms with materials placed in the light.
Interior design
A piece of furniture placed in the room it belongs in.
Filmmaking
A bright scene, covered in different shots.
Ellie
Images and short scenes from your brand and catalog.
MCP
Product mockups from your editor, saved into the repo.