To accentuate your clothing imagery, using mannequins is an effective and cost-effective way to promote your products.

Mannequins allow your garments to maintain their shape, which can make images look more professional and consistent, increasing their appeal to customers.

However, mannequins can be distracting, so a better option is to use ghost mannequins to create a clothing image effect, as shown in the image below.

When you need to shoot a costume without a mannequin, just put the ghost mannequin in your costume when you take the photo, and then use the simplest shooting machine to take the picture. Then you only need to do a simple PS on the picture, you can make the picture look like there is only clothing and no mannequins. At this time, your clothing is displayed in suspension, not flat and flat on the plane, not to mention Worry about mannequins vying for the brilliance of your outfit. After your client sees your picture, he can imagine the effect of wearing the garment himself.

At first glance, this type of image can be difficult to reproduce, especially for non-professional photographers. Like most challenges, it's achievable as you take each step at a time.

In order to create the desired effect, there is a simple process to follow while using ghost mannequins.

Generally, ghost mannequins are matte white. When shooting clothes with matte, it will not affect the picture effect due to reflection, and white will highlight the clothes more, which is convenient for PS.

Ghost mannequins have many cuts on the body, you can remove the V-shaped cut around the neck to show the V-neck garment; you can remove the arms to show the short sleeves; even you can remove the lower body to hold the ghost in place On the base, only upper body clothing is displayed. This makes it easier for you to do PS.

Ghost mannequins are paired with bases, all with wheels that can move 360degrees. Easy to move to different locations.

One of the most common processes in photography is the use of models or mannequins to demonstrate the unique shape and fit of each product.

However, actually showing a model or mannequin in every image doesn't always work well. Retailers sometimes choose to photograph the product they are modeling and remove the mannequins, which then appear invisible after a simple manipulation in Photoshop.

For small retailers who do most of their image editing themselves, removing models and mannequins can be a difficult technique to master.

To create the illusion of a "ghost model" (also known as an "invisible model"), you need to first photograph the model or the product the mannequin is wearing from multiple angles. The advantage of this is that you will be able to use these images in your website as well as the multi-angle display images you create for your garments.

Overall, ghost mannequins are a better option for merchants who want to better display their clothing on their website. The powerful display function of ghost mannequins is by no means limited to retail clothing stores. For the market prospects of ghost mannequins, I believe this is also a better choice for mannequin distributors.