A product photo on a hanger sells less than the same product on a person. For small brands, the person is the expensive part. Try-on changes that arithmetic.
What changes
A garment shot once on a mannequin can be shown on several models, in several poses, the same afternoon. New colorways no longer need a new shoot. Seasonal lookbooks become a batch job.
What does not change
You still need a good garment photo: flat, evenly lit, front view. Try-on cannot invent a print it cannot see. And you still choose the models, the story and the standards.
Trust and provenance
Every generated image in the ledger records its source model, garment and job. If a customer asks whether a photo is real, you can answer precisely.
Start small
Pick ten best-sellers, generate two looks each, and compare click-through against the hanger shots. The numbers decide the rest.