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Virtual try-on for modest fashion.
Modest fashion is bought for how it covers as much as how it looks, and neither reads from a photo of someone else. Genlook shows the abaya, hijab or maxi dress on the shopper's own photo, privately, on the product page. Coverage, drape and layering render true, and her photo is auto-deleted.
Modest wear try-ons, generated.
Same shopper photo, three different pieces, each with the product photo it came from.
Trusted by 400+ fashion brands
02 · The problem with modest fashion online
Coverage is the product, and photos of models can't prove it.
A modest shopper checks length, sleeve, neckline and how fabric falls when she moves. Product photos answer none of that for her body, so she orders multiples, returns most, or hesitates out of the purchase entirely. And in a category built on privacy, she is not going to visit a communal fitting room to find out.
· Length and coverage are personal, and a model photo shows someone else's
· Multi-size orders and returns are the category's hidden tax
· Genlook answers the coverage question on her photo, in private
Swipe for the next piece, same photo. Cards cycle on their own.
−24%
returns on try-on orders
+32%
conversion after a try-on
9s
from her photo to the outfit
7 days
then her photo is auto-deleted
03 · Every modest silhouette
From everyday abayas to layered sets.
A closed abaya is not an open kimono is not a belted maxi. The engine keeps each cut, and its coverage, honest on her proportions.
04 · What the engine gets right
Coverage, layering, and privacy, taken seriously.
Coverage stays honest
Full-length stays full-length and sleeves stay long. The render respects what the garment is designed to do.
Her hijab stays hers
Try-ons keep the shopper's own hijab in place while the outfit changes, so the result looks like her, dressed.
Layers read as layers
An open abaya renders over the outfit beneath it, with the drape open layers actually have.
Private by default
Photos are encrypted, never used for training, and auto-deleted after 7 days. No account needed to try.
05 · Where modest brands use it
Not just the product page.
Abaya & dress collections
Length, sleeve coverage and drape answered on her own photo, before she orders three sizes to compare.
Hijab and layering pieces
Colors and styles tried against her own face and outfit, not a model's complexion.
Ramadan & Eid drops
Seasonal collections sell in a short window. Try-on turns browsing into decisions while the drop is live.
06 · In depth
A category built on trust shops better in private.
Modest fashion is one of the fastest-growing segments in e-commerce, and one of the hardest to buy well online. The shopper is evaluating things product photography was never built to show: how long is long, where a sleeve actually ends, how an open layer falls over what she already wears. The result is the category's familiar pattern of multi-size orders, high returns, and carts abandoned at the moment of doubt.
A try-on on her own photo answers the coverage question directly, and it does so in private, on her device, without a fitting room or an audience. Privacy is not a footnote here: photos are encrypted, never used to train models, and deleted automatically. Try-on shows style and coverage, not measurements, so your size guide still does the fitting. The live demo has a modest wear rail to try, and the ROI calculator estimates the impact on your traffic.
07 · Modest fashion, specifically
Asked by modest brands.
Does the try-on respect coverage?↓
Yes. Full-length garments render full-length, sleeves stay long, and necklines stay where the garment puts them. The render shows the piece as designed.
What happens to her hijab in the result?↓
It stays. If the shopper wears a hijab in her photo, the try-on keeps it in place while the outfit changes.
How private is it?↓
Photos are encrypted in transit and storage, never used to train models, and auto-deleted after 7 days. Nothing is shared unless she shares it.
Does it work for open abayas and layered looks?↓
Yes. Open-front pieces render as a layer over the outfit in her photo, with realistic drape.
What product photos work best?↓
The ones you already have: on-model shots or clean packshots on a plain background both work.
What does it cost?↓
The free plan includes 100 generations, enough to test your collection. Paid plans scale with monthly volume, and shoppers who only browse cost you nothing.
Runs wherever you sell.
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Further reading
What is virtual try-on? →ROI calculator →