Abstract

Image-based virtual try-on (VTON) systems based on deep learning have attracted research and commercial interests. Although they show their strengths in blending the person and try-on clothing image and synthesizing the dis-occluded regions, their results for complex-posed persons are often unsatisfactory due to the limitations in their geometry deformation and texture-preserving capacity. To address these challenges, we propose CloTH-VTON+ for seamlessly integrating the image-based deep learning methods and the strength of the 3D model in shape deformation. Specifically, a fully automatic pipeline is developed for 3D clothing model reconstruction and deformation using a reference human model: first, the try-on clothing is matched to the target clothing regions in the simple shaped reference human model, and then the 3D clothing model is reconstructed. The reconstructed 3D clothing model can generate a very natural pose and shape transfer, retaining the textures of clothes. A clothing refinement network further refines the alignment, eliminating the misalignment due to the errors in human pose estimation and 3D deformation. The deformed clothing images are combined utilizing conditional generative networks to in-paint the dis-occluded areas and blend them all. Experiments on an existing benchmark dataset demonstrate that CloTH-VTON+ generates higher quality results in comparison to the state-of-the-art VTON systems and CloTH-VTON. CloTH-VTON+ can be incorporated into extended applications such as multi-pose guided and Video VTON.

Highlights

  • Compared to traditional offline shopping, the growing online society has found online apparel shopping to have better commercial advantages in terms of time, choice, and price

  • CloTH-virtual try-on (VTON)+ is composed of 5 pipeline stages - (1) target human segmentation generation according to the try-on cloth, (2) 2D clothing matching of the try-on clothing according to the reference SMPL [20] body model and 3D clothing model reconstruction, (3) 3D

  • AND ANALYSES we present the results from our proposed approach, CloTH-VTON+

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Introduction

Compared to traditional offline shopping, the growing online society has found online apparel shopping to have better commercial advantages in terms of time, choice, and price. Virtual try-on (VTON) systems enable users to try on clothes and check the size or style without the physical presence of clothing. Image-based virtual try-on systems [1]–[10] have been attracting research and industrial interest because they do not need 3D information of the human and the clothing. The 3D modeling of clothing and humans requires a big amount of manual labor or expensive devices to collect the necessary information. The associate editor coordinating the review of this manuscript and approving it for publication was P.

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