Domain: Apparel / gender_swapping

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Observe the person's lower body garment (the main clothing from the waist down to the ankles) in the image, and choose the option that most accurately describes its category name: A. Cargo Joggers, B. Denim Jeans, C. Tailored Trousers, D. Leather Pants, E. None of the above.
Options:
A. Cargo Joggers
B. Denim Jeans
C. Tailored Trousers
D. Leather Pants
E. None of the above
output: answer: A

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Now, based on the image provided to you in Turn 1, modify only the person's lower body garment: switch it from its current category to a skirt (specifically, a mid-thigh length A-line skirt). All unrelated element details must remain unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The lower body garment is successfully switched from pants to a mid-thigh length A-line skirt, with its features (e.g., skirt silhouette, hemline) clearly distinguishable.

2. All unrelated clothing (the yellow jacket, white cropped T-shirt, white sneakers, yellow beanie) remains strictly consistent with the input image in style, color, and details.

3. The person's characteristics (facial features, hairstyle, body type) and action pose (leaning against the structure, hand placement) remain consistent with the input image.

4. The image background and overall scene (striped building facade, green plant, metal staircase) remain consistent with the input image, with no significant changes.

5. The image can be clearly seen as a modification of the input image from Turn 1, not a completely regenerated image.

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Based on the image you generated previously, adjust the person's gender characteristics to male (swap the person's gender from female to male), while keeping the clothing 'completely unchanged', even if the clothing does not match the person after the gender swap.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The person's gender characteristics (facial structure, body posture/build, hairstyle/facial hair) are clearly changed to male and are noticeably different from the previous image.

2. The clothing is not automatically 'redressed' or 'redesigned': all details of the clothing style, color, and pattern (yellow jacket, white T-shirt, A-line skirt, white sneakers, yellow beanie) remain consistent with the output image from Turn 2 (allow for natural wrinkle changes due to body deformation).

2. The clothing is not automatically 'redressed' or 'redesigned': all details of the clothing style, color, and pattern (yellow jacket, white T-shirt, A-line skirt, white sneakers, yellow beanie) remain consistent with the output image from Turn 2 (allow for natural wrinkle changes due to body deformation).

3. The image background and overall scene (striped building facade, green plant, metal staircase) remain consistent with the input image from Turn 1, with no significant changes.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Now, based on the image you generated in the previous turn, modify the fit/cut of the clothing to make it more suitable for the current person's gender and body shape, while retaining the original colors, patterns, and textures. All other unrelated details must remain unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The clothing cut/fit is noticeably more tailored to the current male body type and aesthetic compared to the output image from Turn 3 (e.g., adjusted shoulder line, waistline, chest darts are reasonable).

2. All clothing colors, patterns, and textures (yellow jacket, white T-shirt, A-line skirt, white sneakers, yellow beanie) remain consistent with the output image from Turn 2, with no major changes, excluding changes to garment size and shape.

3. The person's characteristics (facial features, hairstyle, body type) remain consistent with the output image from Turn 3, which depicts a male person as per Turn 3's instruction to 'adjust the person's gender characteristics to male'.

4. The image background and overall scene (striped building facade, green plant, metal staircase) remain consistent with the input image from Turn 1, with no significant changes.

5. The image can be clearly seen as a modification of the output image from Turn 3, not a completely regenerated image.