Upload once.
Shoot every season.
The wardrobe holds garments, not files. Every photo you bring in becomes a piece with its views, ready for any look and any shoot, this drop or the next.
The photos you have
are enough.
On a hanger, flat, on a mannequin or on a person. Views are detected and kept together; nothing is uploaded twice.
Bring in the pieces
Drop a batch of photos. Shotward identifies each garment, its type and its front, back, side or close-up view, and suggests which photos show the same piece. Review, then add them to the wardrobe.
Kept as garments
Each piece keeps its views in order, front first. Rename it, change its type, add a close-up of the print or the label, or make another photo the cover.
Pull from the rack
Every shoot starts by pulling pieces from the wardrobe. The stylist styles them into looks, and back shots use the garment's real back view.
The next drop
starts styled.
Your lead model, location and frame are remembered per purpose. New pieces join the wardrobe and go to a shoot planned the same way as the last one.
Start a shootPieces come in as photos and stay in the wardrobe for every shoot.
