[Test] Prompts for Skeleton Wave Body Type | 8 Conditions, 24 Images

[Test] Prompts for Skeleton Wave Body Type | 8 Conditions, 24 Images

Conclusions First

To produce skeleton wave characteristics (thin upper body, wide hips, lower-body-heavy pear shape), wide hips and pear shape were the most effective. Increased hip volume and contrast with the upper body were confirmed. hourglass also showed effects on waist definition and hip projection, but it also increased upper body bust volume — different from skeleton wave’s “thin upper body.” wave body, soft curves, soft texture, and thin upper showed little to no difference from control.

Experiment Design

ParameterValue
Modelz-image-turbo (6B, photorealistic distilled)
Steps8
Samplereuler
Schedulerddim_uniform
CFG1.0
Size1024x1024
Seeds3 fixed (consistent across all conditions)
Per condition3 images (3 seeds)
Total8 conditions = 24 images

Base Prompt

Base Prompt
1girl, 32yo japanese actress, {VARIABLE}, white tank top, fitted jeans, full body, standing, simple white background, soft studio lighting

White background + tank top + jeans standardized to clearly observe body silhouette.

A00: control

seed 1seed 2seed 3
control s1control s2control s3

Observation: Seed 1 is standard build with gentle waist curve — balanced upper/lower proportions. Seed 2 is slim with small hips. Seed 3 is also slender with no upper/lower imbalance. None of the 3 are lower-body-heavy.

A01: wave body

Added keyword
wave body
seed 1seed 2seed 3
wave body s1wave body s2wave body s3

Observation: Seed 2 makes any bust change hard to judge compared to control — hip/lower body balance shows no change. Seed 1 has a changed leg pose (walking-like stance) making body type change hard to evaluate. The lower-body-heavy characteristic of skeleton wave is not confirmed.

A02: soft curves

Added keyword
soft curves
seed 1seed 2seed 3
soft curves s1soft curves s2soft curves s3

Observation: No difference from control. Seed 2 shows the same slim build with no change in waist definition or hip expansion. “Soft curves” lacks the impact to significantly change body type.

A03: pear shape

Added keyword
pear shape
seed 1seed 2seed 3
pear shape s1pear shape s2pear shape s3

Observation: Clear change compared to control in seed 1. Hip and thigh volume increases relative to the upper body — upper body keeps narrow shoulders while lower body flares out. Jeans fit snugly at the thighs with a pear-shaped silhouette. Seed 2 also shows more hip volume compared to shoulders — a lower-body-heavy body type. Close to skeleton wave’s “lower-body-heavy” characteristics.

A04: thin upper

Added keyword
thin upper
seed 1seed 2seed 3
thin upper s1thin upper s2thin upper s3

Observation: Seed 1 shows more visible collarbone and slightly thinner upper body, but the difference from control is small. Seed 2 shows the same body type as control. “Thin upper” intends to slim the upper body but the effect is limited and inconsistent.

A05: hourglass

Added keyword
hourglass
seed 1seed 2seed 3
hourglass s1hourglass s2hourglass s3

Observation: Seed 1 generated 2 people (composition disruption). Seed 2 shows more waist definition and hip projection compared to control, but bust volume also increased — creating an “hourglass” figure with volume both top and bottom. Not skeleton wave’s “thin upper body + full lower body” but rather full volume in both upper and lower body.

A06: soft texture

Added keyword
soft texture
seed 1seed 2seed 3
soft texture s1soft texture s2soft texture s3

Observation: No difference from control. Seed 2 shows the same slim build with no change. “Soft texture” is a texture description — no body type effect confirmed.

A07: wide hips

Added keyword
wide hips
seed 1seed 2seed 3
wide hips s1wide hips s2wide hips s3

Observation: Seed 1 clearly shows increased hip and thigh volume compared to control. Jeans fit snugly at thighs and hips with wider hip-to-waist ratio. Seed 2 also shows more hip volume with the lower body prominently weighted against the upper body. Like pear shape, this successfully reproduces skeleton wave’s “lower-body-heavy” characteristic.

Summary

ConditionBody ChangeSide Effects
wave bodyNo differencePose change
soft curvesNo differenceNone
pear shapeLower body volume increase, pear-shapedNone
thin upperMinor (inconsistent)None
hourglassWaist definition + volume top and bottomUpper body also enlarges / composition disruption
soft textureNo differenceNone
wide hipsHip expansion, lower-body-heavyNone

To produce skeleton wave characteristics, wide hips or pear shape are effective. Both stably achieve hip and thigh volume increase, creating a lower-body-heavy physique in contrast with the upper body.

hourglass does define the waist but also increases upper body volume — not suited for skeleton wave’s “thin upper body.” To reproduce all skeleton wave characteristics (thin upper body + soft curves + lower-body-heavy), combining wide hips with thin upper body or slim upper body would be a viable approach.