AI photo and video productionfor fashion brands, at catalog scale.

Send us the catalog.

We produce on-model photos and videos for every product, with your models, backgrounds, and poses.

You approve each image before it ships.

See client work
approved studio images for Lacoste, in 4 weeks
3,119
approved studio images for Lacoste, in 4 weeks
for each Usaflex colorway, from one sample photo
30 days → 1 hour
for each Usaflex colorway, from one sample photo
images delivered for Lofty Style, about 3 days per drop
3,428
images delivered for Lofty Style, about 3 days per drop

Production for

Tommy Hilfiger

On the model

The flat photo becomes the model, in the order the site uses.

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_2 Full body

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_3 Detail

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_4 Back

_5 The still

Three ways to work with Milano AI

Pick the one that fits your team today. Most brands start with one and add the others later.

01

On-demand production

We produce it for you.

You send the catalog and a deadline. We set up your models, backgrounds, and poses, produce every image and video, and deliver it all named by SKU.

Best for big drops, seasonal catalogs, and launches with a hard date.

02

Milano for your team

Your team creates. We back you up.

Unlimited seats on Milano with a yearly credit pack, an account manager, training, and setups built for your brand.

Best for in-house teams that make content every week.

03

Custom AI for your company

Beyond content.

Through Everywhere AI, our parent company, we build AI agents for sales, customer service, and operations, connected to the systems you already use.

Best for companies that want AI working across departments.

everywhere-ai.com ↗

How on-demand production works

The same five steps for 300 images or 3,000.

  1. 1

    Intake

    Send what you have: the product list, flat lays, mannequin photos, sketches, or a PDF line sheet. We map every SKU to the shots it needs.

  2. 2

    Lock your look

    We set up your models, backgrounds, poses, and lighting, then make a sample set. Nothing goes into full production until you approve it.

  3. 3

    Produce at volume

    With the look locked, we run the whole catalog: thousands of images, plus video if you want it.

  4. 4

    Review and approve

    Everything shows up on your own review page. Approve each image, ask for a change, or leave a comment on the exact spot.

  5. 5

    Delivery

    Files arrive named by SKU, in the sizes and formats your store and marketplaces need.

What brands sent us, and what came back

Real inputs from real clients. The same product every time.

Lacoste Brasil
Lacoste Brasil: What came back
Lacoste Brasil: What they sent
What they sentWhat came back

Low-resolution sketches returned as studio product photos.

Lacoste Brasil sends sketches from global headquarters, some under 20 KB. Each one came back as product photos in the views the store needs.

Read the full case →
Lofty Style
Lofty Style: What came back
Lofty Style: What they sent
What they sentWhat came back

Store mannequin photos returned on one model.

Lofty Style sends each collection as photos of the store mannequins. The looks come back on the same model, in the same studio, front and back.

Read the full case →
Usaflex
Usaflex: What came back
Usaflex: What they sent
What they sentWhat came back

One sample photo returned in every color.

Usaflex photographs one sample per shoe. The other colors used to take 5 designers 30 days. Those colors now come from that photo, in every angle.

Read the full case →

In our clients’ words

Aline Di Giorgio Heidrich
Usaflex
“Milano AI became our number one ally in trade marketing. The platform has moved quickly and made our product photo and campaign deliveries much faster. What used to take weeks of production and a high cost, we now do with a clean visual standard, in a few clicks. It’s the kind of technology that actually unblocks the operation and raises the level of the store and our digital channels.”

On product photos and campaigns

Aline Di Giorgio HeidrichTrade Marketing Manager, Usaflex

Video for campaigns and mini-series

Milano Max makes up to 30 seconds per generation, with several scenes, camera moves, and a model who talks. Brands use it for campaign films and vertical mini-series with the same characters in every episode.

  • ✓The same character in every scene and every episode
  • ✓Vertical for Reels and TikTok, or widescreen for campaigns
  • ✓Voice, music, and sound effects included
Close-up examples of AI fashion campaigns and product photography

Start with one collection

Not sure yet? Run a pilot on one collection and judge the quality and the speed on your own products. Or send us 3 products and we’ll make a free sample set.

Use cases

Examples from Tommy Hilfiger, Dynamite, Lacoste, Lofty Style, and Usaflex.

Tommy Hilfiger

On the model

The flat photo becomes the model, in the order the site uses.

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Generated · position 1

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_1 Front crop

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_2 Full body

3

_3 Detail

4

_4 Back

_5 The still

One studio background

Front, New standard
Front, Old background
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The site file

Same quality and resolution, for the website.

From a square to the site frame

Dynamite

Front and back product photos, plus their references, became a desert editorial set.

What they sent

Dynamite: Front

Front

Dynamite: Back

Back

References

Dynamite: References 1
Dynamite: References 2
Dynamite: References 3
Dynamite: References 4

The campaign

Lacoste Brasil

Apparel · Lookbook

Input: a sketch, sometimes under 20 KB. Output: front, detail, and back.

Lacoste Brasil: 20 KB sketch
20 KB sketch
Lacoste Brasil: Front
Front
Lacoste Brasil: Detail
Detail
Lacoste Brasil: Back
Back
Lofty Style

Womenswear · Monthly drops

Input: a store mannequin photo. Output: concept, front, and back on one model.

Lofty Style: Store mannequin
Store mannequin
Lofty Style: Concept
Concept
Lofty Style: Front
Front
Lofty Style: Back
Back
Usaflex

Footwear · Colorways

Input: one sample photo. Output: the other colors, and another angle.

Usaflex: The only photo taken
The only photo taken
Usaflex: New colorway
New colorway
Usaflex: New colorway
New colorway
Usaflex: Another angle
Another angle

Results our clients have seen

The outcome, after the work.

Lacoste Brasil

They sent sketches. We sent back the lookbook.

Lacoste Brasil gets low-resolution sketches from global HQ, some under 20 KB. Each one came back as studio product photos in every view the store needs.

3,119

approved images

4 weeks

start to finish

0

photoshoots

Read the Lacoste case →
Lacoste Brasil: Studio
Lacoste Brasil: Sketch

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Studio
Lacoste Brasil: Studio
Lacoste Brasil: Sketch

Sketch · 6 KB

Studio
Lacoste Brasil: Studio
Lacoste Brasil: Sketch

Sketch · 9 KB

Studio
Lofty Style

A store mannequin in. A campaign model out.

Lofty Style sends each collection as photos of store mannequins. Every look comes back on the same model, in the same studio, front and back.

3,428

images delivered

9

collections so far

~3 days

per drop

Read the Lofty Style case →
Lofty Style: Store mannequin
Store mannequin
Lofty Style: Concept
Concept
Lofty Style: Front
Front
Lofty Style: Back
Back
Usaflex

One sample photo. Every colorway.

Usaflex photographs one sample per shoe. The other colors used to take 5 designers 30 days. Now they come from that one photo, in every angle.

1 hour

per cycle, was 30 days

5 → 1

people on the work

0

re-shoots

Read the Usaflex case →
Usaflex: The only photo taken
The only photo taken
Usaflex: New colorway
New colorway
Usaflex: New colorway
New colorway
Usaflex: Campaign
Campaign
Cartier

The $2M Christmas campaign, recreated in a day.

Cartier’s Christmas 2025 campaign took 5 months, a crew of 35 or more, and a $2,000,000 budget. After it aired, we recreated it at the same level of finish: one person, one day, $1,000.

5 mo → 1 day

production time

35+ → 1

people on the production

$2M → $1K

production budget

A demonstration made after Cartier’s Christmas 2025 campaign went live. We recreated it to show what this kind of production can do.

Read the Cartier case →
Cartier original
$2M
Milano recreation
$1K

Tell us about your catalog

We reply within one business day with a plan and a date.

How many products do you shoot a month?
What do you need?
When do you need it?

We only use this to reply to you.

Your models, your rights

  • Your models stay yours

    The AI models we create for your brand don’t come with image rights that run out after a season.

  • Commercial use included

    Use every image in your store, ads, marketplaces, and campaigns.

  • One person who knows your brand

    An account manager runs your projects, in Portuguese or English.

  • The same look, every drop

    Your models, backgrounds, and poses are saved, so the next collection matches the last one.

Questions from brands

How many images can you produce, and how fast?+

It depends on the catalog, but thousands of images in a week is normal for us. For Lacoste we delivered 3,119 approved studio images in 4 weeks. You get a delivery date at intake, before any work starts.

What does Milano need from you?+

Whatever you already have. Flat lays, mannequin photos, sample photos, sketches, or a PDF line sheet all work. A spreadsheet with SKUs and the shots you want helps us move faster.

Can you match our models and our look?+

Yes. We build your models, backgrounds, and poses from your references and lock them on a sample set you approve. Every image after that follows the same look.

How do changes work?+

You review every image before delivery and mark what needs to change. We fix it and send it back for your approval.

Who owns the images and the models?+

You do. The images are yours for commercial use, and the AI models we create for your brand don’t come with image rights that expire.

How is it priced?+

Production is quoted per project, based on volume and deadline. Team plans are yearly, with a credit pack, unlimited seats, and an account manager. Tell us what you need and we’ll send a proposal.

Can we start small?+

Yes. Start with a free sample of 3 products, or a pilot on one collection, before you commit to a full catalog.