Different bodies. Your perspective.

The average woman in Hong Kong is about 158cm tall, yet shop photos are often shot on tall models. So that you can see how a piece looks on a body close to yours, we use AI to create try-on images on a fixed cast of models, and we publish their height, weight and body shape.

What does "AI preview" mean?

Images marked "AI preview" are simulated try-on images the owner creates with AI image tools. They are not photos of real people. We use them to show the general effect of the same piece on different heights and shapes: where the hem lands, whether a top covers the hips, and so on.

Every AI image carries an "AI preview" label, and the image file itself includes technical metadata identifying it as AI-generated (IPTC trainedAlgorithmicMedia).

Our six AI models

All six are fictional, with fixed heights from 150 to 170cm:

Tap a model to see her full measurements (shoulder, bust, waist, hip and waist-to-floor) and the pieces she has tried.

How the try-on images are made and checked

1. Measure the real item: we measure every piece flat (length, chest, waist, inseam and so on) and photograph the real item.
2. Generate from real measurements: the owner gives the AI tool the real photos, measurements and model details. Every try-on uses the same camera distance and floor line, so the models' heights compare honestly.
3. Check by hand: the owner checks every image by hand for colour, length and details such as the number of buttons and pockets, the neckline, where the hem falls and how sheer the fabric is. Anything that doesn't match is regenerated or not used.
4. No slimming: we never deliberately slim the models, lengthen their legs, or scale different heights to look the same.
5. Clearly labelled: only images that pass the check go live, and each one is labelled "AI preview".

Not every item will have all six models: images that don't pass the check never appear on the site.

What to rely on

Limits of AI previews

• Drape, creasing, sheen and subtle colours can differ slightly from the real item.
• The models' bodies are simulated. Everyone is different, so the same size may not look the same on you.
• Colours also vary between screens.

If what you receive is clearly different from the real photos, size chart or description, you can exchange it under our exchange policy and we cover the shipping.

They are not real people

Our AI models are not real people, and they aren't modelled on any real person, celebrity or influencer. They don't write reviews or articles, and nobody chats with you in their name. The "owner's notes" on product pages are written by the owner from the measurements and checks, not by the models.

Spotted something off?

If you think an AI image doesn't match the real item, please tell us on WhatsApp at (contact details coming soon). We'll follow up within 48 hours and correct or remove the image if needed.

Frequently asked questions

Are the AI models real people?

No. All six are fictional. They don't represent, and aren't modelled on, any real person, celebrity or influencer.

Can an AI image differ from the real item?

Slightly, especially in colour, sheen and drape. For colour and texture go by the real photo, and for size go by the size chart. If what you receive is clearly different from the real photos or size chart, you can exchange it under our exchange policy.

Why not use real models?

It isn't realistic for a small shop to hire real models of every height and shape for every item. AI previews let us show length and proportion on a fixed set of bodies, and the owner checks each image by hand.

Can I see the body closest to mine?

Yes. Choose a body on any product page, or add your height under "My fit" and the site will pick the closest model for you.