I was scrolling through leggings at marketplace today and discovered that there is a blind spot in the mockup designs and that blind spot is probably costing creators sales. When leggings are shown styled as activewear / fitness the customers may scroll past thinking “I have enough workout gear”
I am not sure why creators don’t show the legging or tank top in different mockups such as a casual shopping at the mall or work at the office look. In my opinion I think showing the mockups styled with different fashion looks would help sell the top or legging. (Attract another customer) not just activewear. Isn’t it better to sell a possibility, with your mockup by showing them “this legging isn’t just activewear”
In my opinion I think you might sell more leggings and tank tops if you showed the customer how to put together the casual, business, or date night look. ( I am adding 3 fashion look mockups to products to show customer how to create a unique style)
I want to create a need for a product, I want to sell style, plus active or jean looks.
This is what I am working on… Business look
Seasonal Look
Shopping Look
Dressy Casual look
I’m not sure which mockup creator you use, but I use a paid subscription to Copilot AI around $12.95 a month, I create realistic mockups by styling the visual background to match the vibe I want: from the model’s hair, makeup, and expression to the jewelry. Then I layer in prompts to guide the AI on how I want the outfit to look head to toe, including the shoes. For me, it’s fun. I like building mockups that feel unique and show customers a real-world need. Like this one: a tank top styled with white shorts on a model with tanned skin, light makeup, and gold jewelry (a tennis bracelet). It’s Boca day life for winter this year what she wears while visiting Boca to shop. Here’s the mockup I created, along with a link to the article I published on how to use Copilot for mockups.
