Domain: Apparel / gender_swapping

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Observe the attire of the person in the image and select the climate/weather condition from the list below that is most suitable for the person's current outfit:
A. A hot summer day at the beach
B. A cool, crisp autumn day in the city
C. A blizzard with heavy snow and strong winds
D. A tropical rainforest during the monsoon season
E. None of the above
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Now, based on the image from Turn 1, modify the person's outfit. The modified outfit should be suitable for a hot summer day at the beach, while keeping all other unrelated features (including the person themselves, the image background, etc.) and the color, pattern, and style of the clothing consistent. Only modify the type of clothing as required to be reasonable.
output: evaluation_points: The image can be clearly seen as a modification of the input image, not a completely regenerated image.

The background of the image remains consistent with the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes to the brick arches, stone pillar, plant, or stone tile ground.

The gender, facial features, hairstyle, body type, and pose (leaning against the pillar with hands in pockets) of the person in the image remain consistent with the input image, with no significant changes.

The person's outfit in the image is suitable for a hot summer day at the beach (e.g., a short-sleeved top and shorts or a light dress), as required by the Turn 2 input text.

The color, pattern, and overall visual style of the person's entire outfit remain consistent or highly similar to the Turn 1 input image (e.g., maintaining a creamy off-white/beige base with a charcoal/black plaid pattern, and white for the lower body), excluding changes to the clothing type.

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please, based on the image you generated previously, adjust the gender characteristics of the person to male, while keeping the clothing "completely unchanged," even though the clothing may not match the person after the gender swap.
output: evaluation_points: The gender characteristics of the person (face, body shape, hairstyle/facial hair, etc.) are clearly male and the change is obvious.

The clothing has not been automatically 'changed' or 'redesigned': all details of the clothing style, color, pattern, etc., remain consistent with the clothing as depicted in the Turn 2 output image (allowing for natural wrinkle changes due to body deformation). The clothing must remain as the 'outfit suitable for a hot summer day at the beach' (e.g., a short-sleeved top and shorts or a light dress) as required by Turn 2 input text.

The image background and overall scene remain consistent with the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes.

The image can be clearly seen as a modification of the Turn 2 output image, not a completely regenerated image.

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, but retain the original color, pattern, texture, and other details. All other unrelated details should remain unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: The clothing cut/fit is noticeably more tailored to the current person's body type and male aesthetic (e.g., adjusted shoulder line, waistline, chest darts) compared to the Turn 3 output image.

The color, pattern, and texture of all clothing items remain consistent with the clothing as depicted in the Turn 1 input image, with no major changes, excluding changes to clothing size and shape. The clothing's color and pattern must maintain the original characteristics (e.g., a creamy off-white/beige base with a charcoal/black plaid pattern, and white for the lower body).

The person's characteristics (face, hairstyle, body shape, etc.) remain consistent with the Turn 3 output image, where the person has clearly male gender characteristics as required by Turn 3 input text.

The image background and overall scene remain consistent with the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes.

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