Fashy 1.1 · 1950–1959
See yourself in the 1950s.
Cinched waists and full skirts, grey flannel and greaser leather, the Bollywood studio era — Kodachrome and glossy black-and-white. The New Look, rockabilly and Hollywood polish.
Where would you like to be?
The places this era is best known for. Any of 77 countries is available in the studio.
One photo
A clear photo of you — or a generated model if you would rather not upload one.
A year and a place
Pick the 1950s card, or type any year between 1950 and 1959, and choose a country.
The stylist decides
An AI stylist writes every detail for that time and place. Change the whole look or only your hair, jewellery or shoes.
Change everything, or one thing.
- Full look
- Outfit only
- Hair & beauty
- Accessories
- Jewellery
- Footwear
Questions
What does the 1950s American look include?+
The New Look — cinched waist, full skirt, set waves and red lips — or rockabilly and greaser leather; for men, grey flannel and fedoras or a leather jacket and cuffed denim.
Can I get a black-and-white studio portrait?+
Choose Period photograph as the treatment and the render matches the glossy studio black-and-white or Kodachrome of the decade.
Do I need to write a prompt?+
No. Choose the era and a country and the AI stylist writes the whole direction — garments, hair, jewellery, setting and photography. You can add your own words if you like.
Will it change my face or body?+
No. Every look is built on your photograph with your identity, face, skin tone, apparent age and body kept as they are. Fashy changes the fashion and, for an era, the hair, the setting and the photograph's look.
Can I change only my hair, or only the jewellery?+
Yes. Choose what changes: the full look, the outfit only, hair & beauty, accessories, jewellery or footwear. Everything else stays exactly as photographed.
How much does it cost?+
One credit per look, and every account gets three free credits a month. Credit packs start at $4.99 for 30 on the web.
Is my photo private?+
Yes. Your source photo and every render are private to your account until you choose to publish a render to the feed.
1950–1959
Go to the 1950s.
One credit. Three free every month.