Our models are not real people
The people in OutfitScenes photographs are generated. They do not exist, and none of them is made from a specific real person's likeness.
Every model in our library has passed a celebrity and public-figure face check before it is offered to anyone. A model that resembles a well-known person is not offered. The check covers well-known people; no check can rule out a chance resemblance to a private person.
You choose who wears your products — women, women 50+, plus size or men.
If you are concerned about a face
If you would rather not use a generated face at all, make your own model from photos of a real person who has agreed to it — yourself, your founder, a model you work with. Every shoot can then use that person instead of a model from our library. See the rules below.
Your own model
Because this is a real person's likeness, the rules are strict:
- You must have their consent. Before you upload, you confirm that the person has agreed to appear in AI-generated images for your store. Keep a record of that agreement; we may ask for it.
- Adults only. The person must be 18 or older.
- No public figures. Each face goes through the same celebrity and public-figure check, and we refuse well-known people, even if you have their permission. Write to us if you have a licensing agreement and want an exception.
- Only for your store. A model made from your photos is used only in your shoots. We do not offer it to other customers, and we do not use those photos to train AI models.
- Taking it back. If the person withdraws consent, delete the model, or write to support@outfitscenes.com and we will delete it and the photos it was made from. Photographs already made and published remain your responsibility.
Photographs you publish
Photographs and videos you download from OutfitScenes are published by you — on your store, a marketplace, social media or anywhere else — and you control them there. You are responsible for what you publish, and any request to take down a photograph you published, including a likeness complaint, is between the person making it and you. We do not host or control photographs on other sites and cannot remove them. Like other AI tools, we take reasonable steps to prevent misuse; what you make and how you use it is up to you.
If you see a photograph of yourself on a store, listing or ad, contact the store or the platform that shows it. They published it and can remove it.
Photographs on our own site
We only take down what we publish ourselves, on outfitscenes.com. If you believe a photograph on our site shows your likeness without your consent, write to support@outfitscenes.com with a link. We will look into it and remove it from our site if needed. Copyright and trademark notices about our site go to our designated agent; see Content rules.