How to Photograph a Blazer Using an Invisible/Ghost Mannequin

We show you how to achieve a hollow man effect on your blazer by using an invisible mannequin. Blazers are particularly great to shoot on a mannequin due to the range of styles and the importance of seeing the inner lining and fit. So in this short product photography tutorial, we will show you how to photograph one using a special ghost mannequin to get an effect as if an invisible man were wearing it.
The equipment Pernilla uses in the video are the StyleShoots Vertical and ghost mannequins. StyleShoots Vertical is the perfect all-in-one solution for mannequin photography, coming with automatic background removal.
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Credits
Host: Pernilla Löfberg
Advisor: Matt Brasier
Videographer: Alex Buhl
Script Editor: Stephen Warr
Art Direction & Animation: Emmanouil Ioannidis
Photo equipment: StyleShoots

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Very good video! I'm in serious help, though! Can anyone tell me how to photograph underwear the way sites such as journelle photograph them? It would seem like ghost mannequin but I'm pretty sure it's not since they look flatter than what it would look on a mannequin. One could say they lay them on the floor and photograph them but I've been taking photos of underwear for years and it's not possible to make them stay so straight without using some kind of tool. The only thing I could think of is if they're using some kind of polygon form, a clear one so the back of the bra shows, and that way the underwear fits the form and looks super straight. Can someone please please help me on that?