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HieraFashDiff: Hierarchical Fashion Design with Multi-stage Diffusion Models

AAAI 2025 · Image generation › Editing and style transfer · approach: Inversion-based diffusion editing · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HieraFashDiff, a two-stage (ideation then iteration) hierarchical diffusion model fine-tuned from Stable Diffusion that generates fashion design drafts from high-level concepts and performs iterative local attribute editing, plus a 5.2k-image hierarchically captioned fashion dataset.

Problem

Existing fashion generation and editing models ignore the practical design workflow (ideation followed by iteration), and lack support for both concept-level generation and fine-grained attribute-level editing in one framework.

Approach

Decompose the diffusion denoising trajectory into an ideation stage conditioned on high-level design concepts and sequential iteration sub-stages conditioned on accumulating low-level apparel attributes (ordered by affected area), with pose conditioning and body-part masks to keep non-target regions unchanged during editing.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
hierarchical multi-stage descriptions (ideation + iteration) vs flat combined description (ablation)HieraFashDiff draft generation · HieraFashion draft generationFID: 14.29 -> 10.27Helped
hierarchical multi-stage descriptions vs flat combined description (ablation)HieraFashDiff draft generation · HieraFashion draft generationCLIP-S: 28.17 -> 30.61Helped
proposed attribute ordering (by affected area) vs random ordering (ablation)HieraFashDiff iterative editing · HieraFashion iterative editing (A1-A5)FID: e.g., A1 10.74 vs 14.26; A5 12.59 vs 16.95Helped
proposed attribute ordering vs random ordering (ablation)HieraFashDiff draft generation · HieraFashion draft generationCLIP-S: 28.98 -> 30.61Helped
HieraFashDiff vs strongest baselines on draft generationdraft generation · HieraFashion draft generationFID: 15.33 -> 10.27 (vs Attend-and-Excite)Helped
body part masks added to TexFit (TexFit-M) vs predicted editing regionsTexFit · HieraFashion iterative editing (A1)FID: 13.98 -> 13.27Helped
HieraFashDiff vs baselines on iterative editing across all five attributesiterative local editing · HieraFashion iterative editing (A1-A5)FID: A1 10.74 vs 12.92 (BrushNet best baseline)Helped
pose map conditioning and body part masks removed from editing (ablation)HieraFashDiff local editing · HieraFashion local editing ablationFID and CLIP-SHelped

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: HieraFashion Dress Code Multimodal FACAD DeepFashion-MM

Benchmarks: HieraFashion

Metrics: FID Coverage CLIP-S

Baselines: Cogview Stable Diffusion Attend-and-Excite FICE SD-Inpaint BrushNet TexFit MGD

Builds on: Stable Diffusion Blended Latent Diffusion Attend-and-Excite BrushNet

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