This LoRA is meant to capture <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.bikeathletic.com/collections/shorts/products/track-short-navy">BIKE Athletic's track shorts</a>. They could also be classified as dolphin shorts. There's a great dolphin shorts LoRA already, but I liked the style of the BIKE shorts and the vintage vibe of the logo.<h3 id="illustrious">Illustrious</h3>The base usage is <code>&lt;color&gt; shorts</code>, <code>&lt;color&gt; trim</code>, <code>drawstring</code> (optional)<ul><li>Use <code>short shorts</code> to make the shorts shorter</li><li>Use <code>untied</code> or <code>tied</code> on the drawstrings to generate them as tied in a (loose) bow or not</li><li>Don't use <code>drawstring</code> if generated images from behind</li></ul><h3 id="pony">Pony</h3>You can control the color of the shorts and trim with <code>&lt;color&gt; shorts with &lt;color&gt; trim</code>.<h3 id="sd-1.5">SD 1.5</h3>The LoRA is prompted in the form <code>wearing &lt;primary color&gt; shorts with &lt;secondary color&gt; accents</code>. For example, <code>man wearing blue shorts with white accents</code>. This way you can control the accent colors that appear on the shorts.Use <code>cropped</code>, <code>closeup</code>, <code>out of frame</code> if you get closeups of the shorts. If anyone knows how to avoid that while training let me know!You can use <code>drawstring</code> to make the drawstrings on the shorts more apparent. Another helpful keyword is <code>sportswear</code>.

Athletic Track Shorts [SD 1.5 + Pony + Illustrious + SDXL]

The base usage is <code>&lt;color&gt; shorts</code>, <code>&lt;color&gt; trim</code>, <code>drawstring</code><ul><li>Use <code>short shorts</code> to make the shorts shorter</li><li>Use <code>untied</code> or <code>tied</code> on the drawstrings to generate them as tied in a (loose) bow or not</li><li>Don't use <code>drawstring</code> if generated images from behind</li></ul>

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