An e-commerce service with additional try-on facility where the user can witness how he/she would look if he/she wears the selected apparel.
- Conda
- Octave 4.2+ (with image package)
- Also compatible with MATLAB
First clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/vkmanojk/VirtualTrialRoom.git
cd VirtualTrialRoom
Next, run setup.sh, which will create a conda environment and install the required packages via
conda create --name fashionfiesta python=2.7 pip
source activate fashionfiesta
pip install -r requirements.txt
Additionally, setup.sh will clone and setup auxiliary repositories that do the Human parsing, Pose estimation, and Clothing style transfer steps. This process will download models for each of the tasks.
The e-commerce website designed for this project is available here Fashion Fiesta. This website was built using Flask and MySQL
To test whether the setup was successful, run the following command that should reproduce the clothing transfer shown at the top of the README:
./run.sh inputs/example_person.jpg inputs/example_clothing.jpg
The corresponding output is output/output.png and should be similar to output/example_output.png (the right-most image above).
This repo includes some jupyter notebooks (located in notebooks/) that may be useful for understanding the SmartFit pipeline and its inputs/outputs. Exact usage instructions are at the top of each notebook.
visualize_inputs.ipynb- Explains and shows the main inputs to the clothing transfer model: body mask, face and pants, keypoint pose map, and clothing item.
visualize_output.ipynb- Displays the output image.
skintone_check.ipynb- Describes how the skintone check works. This is a check to make sure that the clothing transfer model did not change the skintone of the inputted person.
This project builds from the work listed below: