This project predicts fashion trends for the Paris Fall/Winter 2025-2026 season by analyzing runway images from the Paris Fashion Week dataset.
It combines Detectron2 (ResNet-101 backbone) for clothing segmentation with FashionCLIP for fashion-specific attribute analysis. The result is a structured pipeline that extracts key fashion information from each image:
- Clothing items
- Dominant colors
- Visual attributes such as silhouette, pattern, and material
All results are saved in structured JSON format for downstream trend analysis and visualization.
check out the demo: notebooks/Demo.ipynb
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Clothing Segmentation
Uses a fine-tuned ResNet-101 Mask R-CNN model (Detectron2) to detect and segment garments like dresses, coats, tops, pants, etc. -
Dominant Color Extraction
Applies KMeans clustering + perceptual filtering to extract the most representative colors from each segmented item. -
Attribute Analysis with FashionCLIP
FashionCLIP is used to classify:- Silhouettes (e.g., A-line, bodycon, oversized)
- Patterns (e.g., striped, floral, polka-dot)
- Materials (e.g., leather, silk, fur)
FashionCLIP was chosen over regular CLIP for its domain-specific training on fashion datasets.
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Output
Each image is processed into a rich JSON file containing:- Metadata (designer, season, city, look)
- Global attributes (silhouette, details)
- Per-item analysis (type, pattern, material, color)
