Director Karen X. Cheng used DALL-E and several other software tools to generate outfits on a video of a woman walking down the sidewalk. I really like the blue and black one-piece!
She describes how she made the video here.
Using DALL-E to generate fashion
Instagram/Karen X Cheng
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