This album presents a series of AI-enhanced images inspired by Bangkok in the 1920s, capturing the elegance and allure of flapper fashion infused with Thai cultural aesthetics. Each image reimagines the essence of Bangkok’s Art Deco period, portraying Thai women adorned in sophisticated flapper dresses. The scenes are set in opulent, colonial-inspired interiors that evoke the cosmopolitan charm of early 20th-century Bangkok.

The images have been purposefully crafted to resemble the style of 1920s paintings and print advertisements, evoking the tinted hues and soft, refined quality characteristic of that time. The pastel tones, though not typically associated with 1920s fashion, add a nostalgic, dreamlike layer to the images, enhancing the sense of high society sophistication. This use of colour, combined with the composition, aims to replicate the essence of early advertising art and portraiture of the era, often associated with members of the upper strata.

Through these AI-generated images, this album invites you to explore a seamless blend of vintage fashion and traditional Thai elegance, with each piece crafted to resemble painted portraits of the elite, capturing both the style and cultural charm of a bygone era in Bangkok’s history. These images stand as modern interpretations of the past, merging high art with the allure of Thai society in the 1920s.

As a costume designer, I’ve embraced AI promptography as an advanced tool to explore and visualise new costume ideas. This series blends Samurai heritage, space-age futurism, soft pastel colours, and hyper-realistic details—not as final designs but as examples of how AI can help me quickly test how different elements might interact to shape a character. By carefully crafting prompts, I guide the AI to produce images that give a clear sense of a concept’s overall look and feel. This approach allows me to experiment freely with new ideas, combining traditional and futuristic themes.

The "Space Geisha" collection is an AI-generated photo series, created through promptography, where descriptive text prompts generate photorealistic images rather than using traditional photography. This series merges the elegance of a Japanese geisha with futuristic space aesthetics, crafting a surreal yet detailed vision of a hybrid kimono-space suit costume. Using soft pastel colours, ceramic textures, and high-tech tools like C4D and Unreal Engine at 36K resolution, the images evoke a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and technological futurism. The "Space Geisha" concept invites viewers to imagine a world where tradition and technology coexist in beauty and innovation.

This is an imagined photo collection capturing an alternative Bangkok in the late 1920s. The collection presents a nostalgic charm reminiscent of painted portraits or magazine illustrations from that era. With an Art Deco elegance, the photos feature soft colours, detailed craftsmanship, and a dreamlike atmosphere. Inspired by the reign of King Rama VII, this alternative history envisions a Bangkok that embraced Western fashion fully. The city’s elite sported luxurious gowns adorned with intricate beading and floral embroidery, blending Western aesthetics with Thai artistry. Social gatherings, influenced by Western ballroom culture, showcased these styles, highlighting a unique fusion of Jazz Age glamour with Thai traditional elegance.

"Pop Real: Marilyn Reimagined" is an AI-generated photo collection inspired by Andy Warhol's iconic portfolio of Marilyn Monroe screen prints, held at MoMA. By merging the vibrant, stylised colours of pop art with hyper-realistic digital techniques, this collection brings Monroe’s timeless beauty to life with a modern twist, capturing her essence as both a 1950s icon and a contemporary figure. In the spirit of RuPaul’s Drag Race, each image evokes high drama, blending classic Hollywood glamour with bold artistry. The result is a celebration of Monroe’s enduring allure, transformed and revitalised for a new generation.

Introducing my latest photo collection, inspired by the iconic Vargas Girls of Alberto Vargas and the timeless charm of mid-century vintage style, reminiscent of the classic pin-up art of the 1940s and 1950s. These images evoke the elegance and playfulness of the 1940s and 1950s, captured through the nostalgic lens of photography techniques reminiscent of real film cameras like Kodak—complete with softly faded frames that transport viewers back in time.

However, this collection adds a modern twist: a touch of hyper-realism and clean digital precision that enhances the classic aesthetic, giving these retro scenes a fresh, contemporary glow. The entire collection features a serene and stylish duck egg green colour theme, infusing each frame with a sense of vintage sophistication while embracing a modern palette.

The Evolution of Swimwear: From Modesty to Modernity in the 1930s


The 1930s marked a significant change in women’s swimwear, driven by new fabrics like knitted materials that made swimsuits lighter, more form-fitting, and comfortable. This era embraced the nautical theme as part of summer fashion, reflecting the popularity of sea travel before the rise of air travel. Knitwear enabled designers to create figure-hugging swimsuits that aligned with both functionality and style, reflecting the evolving social attitudes towards beachwear. While the glamour of sea travel faded post-WWII, the influence of 1930s swimwear remains visible in retro-inspired designs today.

วิวัฒนาการของชุดว่ายน้ำ: จากความเรียบร้อยสู่สมัยใหม่ในยุค 1930


ทศวรรษ 1930 เป็นช่วงเวลาที่ชุดว่ายน้ำของผู้หญิงเปลี่ยนแปลงไปอย่างมาก ด้วยการนำวัสดุถักที่ยืดหยุ่นมาใช้ ทำให้ชุดว่ายน้ำเบา แนบเนื้อ และสวมใส่สบาย ธีมการเดินเรือได้รับความนิยมในแฟชั่นฤดูร้อน เนื่องจากการเดินทางทางทะเลเป็นที่นิยมก่อนการเดินทางทางอากาศจะกลายเป็นกระแสหลัก ผ้าถักทำให้นักออกแบบสร้างชุดว่ายน้ำที่กระชับและดูดี สะท้อนทัศนคติทางสังคมที่พัฒนาไปเรื่อย ๆ แม้ว่าความนิยมในการเดินทางทางทะเลจะลดลงหลังสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2 แต่เสน่ห์ของชุดว่ายน้ำยุค 1930 ยังคงปรากฏในแฟชั่นย้อนยุคในปัจจุบัน

Step into Perfect Optimism, a new photo collection that captures the flawless beauty of 1950s Americana through a hyperreal lens. Inspired by the vibrant colours and polished styling of mid-century advertisements, this collection reimagines the American Dream as a world of elegance, hope, and endless promise. Immaculate settings, vivid hues, and nostalgic charm combine to create a vision of perfection that transcends time.

เชิญพบกับ ความสมบูรณ์แบบแห่งความหวัง คอลเลกชันภาพถ่ายใหม่ที่สะท้อนความงดงามไร้ที่ติของอเมริกาในยุค 1950 ผ่านเลนส์ที่เหนือจริง ได้รับแรงบันดาลใจจากสีสันที่สดใสและการจัดองค์ประกอบที่สมบูรณ์แบบของโฆษณาในยุคนั้น คอลเลกชันนี้จินตนาการใหม่ถึงความฝันแบบอเมริกันให้เป็นโลกที่เต็มไปด้วยความสง่างาม ความหวัง และคำมั่นสัญญาที่ไม่สิ้นสุด

This fashion editorial collection merges the iconic silhouette of 1920s fashion with the distinct artistic style of Tamara Łempicka’s paintings, enhanced by hyper-realistic AI digital imagery. Blending the bold spirit of the Flapper and Jazz Age, it features knee-length dresses adorned with fringes, beads, and sequins, alongside Łempicka's signature geometric forms and high-contrast lighting. Styled with sculpted, geometric curls and complemented by accessories like bandeaus, the collection employs advanced tools such as MetaHuman Creator and Unreal Engine, rendering each image with striking detail and cinematic lighting. This fusion captures the essence of multiple mediums, intertwining the glamour of the 1920s with contemporary hyper-realistic artistry, reflecting the confidence and modernity akin to Łempicka’s famous works.

In an imaginative vision of 1940s Bangkok, the Hat Leads The Nation or hat-wearing policy instituted by Field Marshal Pibulsongkhram becomes a cultural phenomenon that transforms the city’s fashion landscape. Women of Bangkok embrace this mandate with creativity, donning a variety of stylish and elaborate hats that reflect both Thai tradition and Western influences. The city itself becomes a vibrant hub of fashion, where streets are lined with boutiques showcasing unique hat designs, and social events are adorned with eye-catching millinery. This playful yet profound engagement with fashion not only redefines elegance but also serves as a symbol of modernity and identity in a rapidly changing society.

Discover my latest AI fashion collection, a striking blend of hyper-realism and game art, featuring a beautiful Korean male model styled in futuristic red high-tech armour. Set against a dark fantasy backdrop, the collection pushes the boundaries of fashion imagery using keywords for AI to use advanced tools like Octane Render, Unreal Engine 5, and Quixel Megascans. Influenced by iconic games such as Mass Effect and Cyberpunk 2077, this work explores the fusion of beauty and technology, offering an immersive experience that resonates with contemporary aesthetics.

Discover a captivating new AI-driven photo collection that reinterprets the iconic New Look silhouette of the 1950s, set against an imaginative backdrop of an alternative Paris. Inspired by the Colour Field art movement, known for its bold and vibrant colours, this collection seamlessly merges timeless elegance with modern artistic expression. Each piece celebrates the rich heritage of Christian Dior while encouraging contemporary interpretations of fashion as an art form. The interplay of colour and form invites a fresh exploration of style, highlighting the dynamic relationship between art and fashion in today’s creative landscape.

In the world of photography, hyperrealism has gained prominence through advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI). By leveraging specific keywords, photographers can create lifelike images that capture intricate details, lighting, and textures. The integration of AI tools and rendering software like Octane Render and Cinema4D allows for unparalleled realism, making every element in the image—from skin texture to background—visually striking. As technology continues to evolve, the boundaries of traditional photography are being pushed, resulting in a new era of visual artistry that blends creativity with cutting-edge innovations.

In the 1920s, Bangkok’s upper classes adopted Western fashion trends, particularly the flapper style with knee-length dresses. Despite this shift, traditional Thai garments like the chong kraben and pha-sin remained significant. King Vajiravudh encouraged women to wear the pha-sin, viewing it as a symbol of Thai identity, while critiquing the adoption of Western skirts. This period showcased the blending of Western and Thai fashion, highlighting a cultural tension and commitment to national pride.

Gothic Lolita (ゴシックロリータ, Goshikku Rorīta) is a fashion subculture that emerged in Japan during the late 1990s, blending elements of Victorian and Gothic styles with the Lolita aesthetic. This movement arose as a form of rebellion against societal expectations, allowing individuals, particularly women, to express their identities and challenge traditional gender roles. With its intricate designs and dark elegance, Gothic Lolita has gained global popularity, influencing fashion communities beyond Japan, notably in cities like London. Despite facing criticism for its unconventional style, it remains a powerful means of self-expression and cultural commentary.

Sweet Lolita: A Delicate World of Fashion and Creativity