Swimsuit and Spandex Fun

Style Options swimsui1: A bodysuit with straps and an open back. You can further refine the style using prompts such as:  "raceback"  "high neckline"  "scoop neckline"  "ruched neckline"  "thin spaghetti straps"  bodysui1: A more covered design, always featuring a high neckline, a closed back, and a sleeveless cut.  leo1ard: a bodysui1 with long sleeves.  1eggings: Skin-tight leggings made from a stretchy material. You can adjust the length with prompts, even transforming them into pantyhose. Examples:  "reaches mid-thigh, similar to cycling shorts"  "high-waisted"  "extends from her waist down to her feet, tightly hugging her legs and feet."  s1ockings: Thigh-high stockings made from the same fabrics as the other garments.  Fabric Options ma11e: A stretchy, smooth fabric with a subtle shine, perfect for traditional swimwear.  semi-g1oss: A thicker, less stretchy material with a mild sheen, similar to neoprene but with a slightly shinier finish.  wet1ook: A very smooth, stretchy fabric with a glossy, liquid-like sheen, giving off a "wet" appearance.  meta11iclook: Semi-stretchy fabric with a metallic shine, adding a bold, futuristic touch to designs.  rubber1zed: A thicker, almost non-stretch fabric with a highly glossy finish, reminiscent of latex or rubber.  Prompting Tips Consistency is key: Always stick to the specific trigger words (e.g., "swimsui1", "bodysui1") in your prompts, and avoid mixing them with the correct spellings (e.g., don’t mix "swimsui1" and "swimsuit").  Use trigger words naturally: Apply the trigger words as you would use regular adjectives or descriptors. For example: "She wears a red, wet1ook swimsui1."  One style, one fabric per person: Keep each prompt consistent by selecting one style and one fabric per person. Example of what NOT to do: "She wears a ma11e swimsui1. The bodysui1 has a semi-g1oss shine."  Multiple styles for multiple people: You can prompt different styles and fabrics for different people in the same image. For example, one figure could wear a "meta11iclook swimsui1" while another wears a "smoo1h bodysui1". Note that FLUX may occasionally mix things up, but the LoRA should not worsen this.  Detailed Descriptions for Specific Results: Don't rely solely on keywords. Adding descriptive details improves your chances of getting the desired outcome. The trigger words just make it more likely to achieve the desired result. Example: "The woman is wearing a sleek, navy blue one-piece swimsui1 made from a glossy, rubber1zed material. The swimsui1 reflects the sunlight, creating a shiny, almost wet appearance. It features a high neckline and racerback, exposing her shoulders and upper back. The high-cut leg openings accentuate her athletic build."  LoRA value makes a difference: from my experience, often lower values around 0.8-0.4 work better with this LoRA