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FIRST: A Million-Entry Dataset for Text-Driven Fashion Synthesis and Design

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arxiv 2311.07414 v1 pith:IFY42J2I submitted 2023-11-13 cs.CV

Zhen Huang , Yihao Li , Dong Pei , Jiapeng Zhou , Xuliang Ning , Jianlin Han , Xiaoguang Han , Xuejun Chen This is my paper · ORCID
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Text-driven fashion synthesis and design is an extremely valuable part of artificial intelligence generative content(AIGC), which has the potential to propel a tremendous revolution in the traditional fashion industry. To advance the research on text-driven fashion synthesis and design, we introduce a new dataset comprising a million high-resolution fashion images with rich structured textual(FIRST) descriptions. In the FIRST, there is a wide range of attire categories and each image-paired textual description is organized at multiple hierarchical levels. Experiments on prevalent generative models trained over FISRT show the necessity of FIRST. We invite the community to further develop more intelligent fashion synthesis and design systems that make fashion design more creative and imaginative based on our dataset. The dataset will be released soon.

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