A luxurious Indian-inspired fashion LoRA focused on an elegant blue and gold saree. Featuring a flowing light-blue saree with intricate golden borders, a matching sleeveless blouse, graceful draping around the waist and hips, delicate gold chains, ornate jewelry, and a decorative gold armlet, this LoRA creates a regal and feminine aesthetic with a sophisticated traditional feel. Perfect for elegant anime characters, royal palace settings, moonlit gardens, fantasy celebrations, and Indian-inspired fashion illustrations. Designed to emphasize the characteristic saree draping, flowing fabric, intricate gold embroidery, ornamental borders, coordinated blue-and-gold palette, and graceful silhouette while maintaining consistent traditional clothing details. Enjoy!
This LoRa was trained here:
https://pixai.art/model/2063125169111542031?utm_source=copy_web
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you have a tag called (color1) but we have no context as to whether its a placeholder we delete and replace with a color, or if you have a (color 1-15) etc.
I tried the former and instead of white, it was green. And your images have no metadata so I can't use that to look.
The tags (color1), (color2), etc., are placeholders that you need to remove to set the color you want. If you want the color to be white, just replace (color1) with white. It’s rare that replacing the tag with a specific color would result in a different color—I’m not sure why that would happen.
You’re the first person to ask me about this, so I figured it was pretty clear, to be honest...
@MaleSaku15_AI That's what I had assumed, but when i tried making it white, it came out almost entirely green, so I assumed it wasn't since multiple tests produced similarly random results.
@WorstAirtist Try prioritising the colour by putting it in brackets and adding :1.4 next to it; that should sort it out. Like this: ((white):1.4) and gold silk saree,