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arxiv:2603.07291

Virtual Try-On for Cultural Clothing: A Benchmarking Study

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Abstract

A new virtual try-on dataset focusing on Bangladeshi garments is introduced to address cultural diversity limitations in existing systems, showing improved performance when retrained models are evaluated on this diverse clothing style dataset.

Although existing virtual try-on systems have made significant progress with the advent of diffusion models, the current benchmarks of these models are based on datasets that are dominant in western-style clothing and female models, limiting their ability to generalize culturally diverse clothing styles. In this work, we introduce BD-VITON, a virtual try-on dataset focused on Bangladeshi garments, including saree, panjabi and salwar kameez, covering both male and female categories as well. These garments present unique structural challenges such as complex draping, asymmetric layering, and high deformation complexities which are underrepresented in the original VITON dataset. To establish strong baselines, we retrain and evaluate try-on models, namely StableViton, HR-VITON, and VITON-HD on our dataset. Our experiments demonstrate consistent improvements in terms of both quantitative and qualitative analysis, compared to zero shot inference.

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