FitDrop: Interactive Fashion Exploration from 1980 to 2025
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Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
FitDrop is an interactive fashion exploration tool that allows users to drag and drop clothing items to create outfits spanning from 1980 to 2025. The project was created using Nano Banana for generating specific fashion looks and is described as a personal exploration of fashion trends over this 45-year period. Users can interact with clothing items by dragging them to corners, restarting when the pile gets messy, or simply arranging items freely.
Key quotes
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If you want to know more about an outfit drag it to the corner.
I'd been using Nano Banana for a project and found a way of prompting very specific fashion looks.
If the pile gets too messy restart the drop, or just chuck things around.
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