When the color tones of the photos worn by a model and the standalone product photos look different, which one should be used as the reference?

Model photos show the mood when worn, and standalone product photos show the actual item of the clothing.

AMOMENTO states that the actual color and specific details are closest to the standalone product images rather than the model wearing images^[1][2]. The reference is the product photos. In model wearing shots, the color tone of the fabric easily appears different from its original tone depending on natural light, surrounding backgrounds, and spatial styling. In addition, finishing structures such as seams and stitches can be shadowed by wrinkles or body angles formed while wearing.

On the other hand, standalone product shots are photographed with the clothes laid out under uniform lighting, so they reveal the original tone and texture without alteration. While the silhouette and mood when worn can be examined in the model shots, looking closely at the standalone product shots to check the fabric color, buttons, and closure condition before making a final decision is the way to reduce differences from the actual item.

hmmm, it is sufficient to read the mood of the clothes through wearing shots and check the reality of the clothes through product shots.