Domain: Apparel / gender_swapping

turn: 1
modality: image
input: text: Based on the given image, perform an appearance edit on the person's clothing: Using the person's headscarf as the color and pattern reference, extract its color, and change all other visible clothing items to match this color exactly. Keep all unrelated elements unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: All other visible clothing items have been successfully changed to match the primary color of the headscarf (the color should be visibly and consistently the same).

The style and structure of each garment remain unchanged.

The image background environment is consistent with the input image, with no significant changes.

The person's characteristics (gender, face, hairstyle, body type) and pose are consistent with the input image, with no significant changes.

The image can be clearly identified as a modification of the image provided in Turn 1, not a completely regenerated image.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: Observe the image generated in Turn 1 and determine what color the person's headscarf should be now? Please select the most appropriate option:
A. Crimson Red
B. Dark Brown
C. Beige
D. Light Green
E. None of the above
output: answer: A

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Based on the image you generated previously, adjust the person's gender characteristics to male, while keeping the clothing 'completely unchanged', even if the clothing does not match the person after the gender swap.
output: evaluation_points: The person's gender characteristics (face, physique, hairstyle/facial hair, etc.) are clearly male.

The clothing has not been automatically 'changed' or 'redesigned': all details of the clothing's style, color, and pattern remain consistent with the clothing in the image generated in Turn 1. Specifically, the clothing color must match the primary color of the headscarf from Turn 1's input image (which was used as the reference for recoloring), and the style/structure of each garment must remain as originally depicted in Turn 1 (allowing for natural wrinkle changes due to body deformation).

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

The image can be clearly identified as a modification of the reference 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 physique, while retaining the original color, pattern, texture, and other details. Keep all other unrelated details unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: The clothing's cut/fit is noticeably more appropriate for the current person's body type and male aesthetic compared to the reference image (e.g., shoulder line, waistline, chest darts are reasonable).

All clothing colors, patterns, and textures remain consistent with the clothing in the image generated in Turn 1. Specifically, the clothing color must remain as the primary color of the headscarf from Turn 1's input image (which was used as the reference for recoloring), and the patterns and textures must remain as originally depicted in Turn 1, excluding changes to clothing size and shape.

The person's characteristics (face, hairstyle/facial hair, body type, etc.) remain consistent with the image generated in Turn 3. Specifically, the gender characteristics must be clearly male, as required by Turn 3's instruction to 'adjust the person's gender characteristics to male'.

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

The image can be clearly identified as a modification of the reference image, not a completely regenerated image.