PhysDiff-VTON: Cross-Domain Physics Modeling and Trajectory Optimization for Virtual Try-On
Shibin Mei, Bingbing Ni
We present PhysDiff-VTON, a diffusion-based framework for image-based virtual try-on that systematically addresses the dual challenges of garment deformation modeling and high-frequency detail preservation.  The core innovation lies in integrating physics-inspired mechanisms into the diffusion process: a pose-guided deformable warping module simulates fabric dynamics by predicting spatial offsets conditioned on human pose semantics, while wavelet-enhanced feature decomposition explicitly preserves texture fidelity through frequency-aware attention.  Further enhancing generation quality, a novel sampling strategy optimizes the denoising trajectory via least action principles, enforcing temporal coherence, spatial smoothness, and multi-scale structural consistency.  Comprehensive evaluations across multiple datasets demonstrate significant improvements in both geometric plausibility and perceptual quality compared to existing approaches.  The framework establishes a new paradigm for synthesizing photorealistic try-on images that adhere to physical constraints while maintaining intricate garment details, advancing the practical applicability of diffusion models in fashion technology.