Using A.I. Models

My first model was myself, I put each kimono on and made videos of front and back of each side of each kimono, then picked out screenshots that would work best. All those images of ME was not looking very professional, and then I clicked on a button in the editing labeled GENERATE, to see what that meant. The prompt was for me to choose what I thought was a background, like "in a park" or "near a waterfall". To my surprise, it could also change my hair color, ethnicity, and even make the model (me) into a man! In one photo I took of myself, my eyes were closed. Not expecting much, I wrote: "she is in a Japanese garden and a handsome man is standing behind her with his hands over her eyes". The result is the photo I have posted here, my hands were even placed on his wrists, which was a surprise. My husband saw the picture and asked who that man was! Well, I realized I can't use that picture on my website because my friends and relatives might also wonder who that man is! Although it was fun to create the models and scenery, the most important part was to keep the kimonos from being altered. I will admit that some appear to be smaller in size but be assured they are all the same size and length.