Domain: Apparel / garment_replacement

turn: 1
modality: text
input: text: Observe the outfit of the person in the image and choose the climate/weather condition from the list below that is most suitable for the person's current attire:
A. A tropical beach on a sunny day
B. A cool autumn day in the city
C. A blizzard with heavy snowfall
D. The peak of summer in a desert
E. None of the above
output: answer: B

turn: 2
modality: image
input: Now, please modify the person's outfit based on the image from Turn 1. The modified outfit should be suitable for a tropical beach on a sunny day, 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 reasonably as required.
output: evaluation_points: The image should be clearly recognizable as a modification of the input image, not a completely newly generated image.

The image background (a seamless, uniform, off-white or cream-colored studio wall) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes.

The person's gender, appearance (including facial features, freckles, and hairstyle with braids), body type, and pose (standing, head tilted down, facing slightly left) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes.

The person's outfit must be suitable for a tropical beach on a sunny day. The turtleneck sweater and button-up shirt from the Turn 1 input image should be replaced with appropriate beachwear (e.g., a swimsuit top, a tank top, a light cover-up). The beret from the Turn 1 input image should likely be removed or replaced with a sun hat.

The visual appearance (color, pattern, texture) of the person's entire outfit should remain consistent or highly similar to the style of the outfit in the Turn 1 input image, with no significant changes (excluding changes to the clothing type itself). For example, if the original outfit in the Turn 1 input image had muted colors, the beachwear should also use a muted color palette.

The person's lower body, which was not visible in the original, should remain occluded or be appropriately dressed for the beach context if now visible, maintaining logical consistency.

turn: 3
modality: image
input: text: I will now provide a new clothing reference image. Please, based on your most recently generated image (which we will call the target image), replace only the garment on the target image's person with the pants from the reference image. Keep all unrelated elements unchanged.
output: evaluation_points: The migrated pants must match the input image of turn 3 in key details: its color, material texture, cut/contour, and any significant patterns or logos.

The pants must be appropriately worn on the target person in the correct position. It should completely replace the existing top layer in that area (if any from the beach outfit), with correct occlusion relationships, not simply overlaid.

The target person's characteristics and pose (including gender, appearance, body type, and pose) must remain consistent with the Turn 2 output image, with no significant changes. This includes the facial features, freckles, and hairstyle with braids from the Turn 1 input image, and the pose (standing, head tilted down, facing slightly left) from the Turn 1 input image.

Apart from the pants, the target person's remaining clothing must remain unchanged, matching the features of the Turn 2 output image and not being mistakenly altered. This means the beachwear (e.g., a swimsuit top, a tank top, a light cover-up) and button-up shirt according to Turn 2's requirement for 'a tropical beach on a sunny day' must be preserved.

The image background (a seamless, uniform, off-white or cream-colored studio wall) must remain consistent with the Turn 1 input image and the Turn 2 output image, with no significant changes.

The final image should be clearly recognizable as a modification of the Turn 2 output image, incorporating the reference sweater, not a completely newly generated image.