Silver Sable (Krea 2 / Flux)

Updated for Krea 2:

Silver Sable

This LoRA is my take on Silver Sable: platinum-white hair, a cool unreadable face, and the kind of presence that works equally well in a beauty portrait or in the middle of a rooftop chase.

Use the trigger word: silvsable

She holds together across close-ups, full-body shots, cinematic action, comic pages, painted illustrations, quiet indoor scenes, casual clothing, and more explicit work. Portraits, fashion-style posing, rain and night sequences, stunts, everyday apartments, and adult scenes are all in range.

I included three looks you will see on the page: the mainsilver-outfit, the classic-outfit, and the combat-outfit. Use those triggers and descriptions in the prompt when you want the matching costume. For everything else, just describe what she is wearing: a casual top and jeans, a bathrobe, sportswear, or nothing.

Basic example

silvsable kneeling on a wet train roof at night wearing the mainsilver-outfit with silver headband, plunging metallic torso, utility belt, thigh holster, and heeled boots. She fires a pistol with visible muzzle flash, one hand planted on the rain-slick roof, long loose hair wet and windswept and a focused expression on her face. Pouring rain, motion-blurred train cars, and dramatic nighttime city lights create a high-contrast cinematic action scene. Water sheets off the metallic clothing and beads on the collar emblem; the holstered spare pistol slaps against her thigh as the car sways. Photorealistic three-quarter action, 35 mm, low and close along the roof, rain catching every muzzle spark and neon reflection.

She moves easily between photorealistic, cinematic, comic-style, painted illustration, anime, and graphic-novel looks. Give her a clear pose, a clear expression, and a clear setting, and she usually does the rest. For action, say what she is actually doing, like running, leaping, aiming, firing, etc.

For Flux:
Silver Sablinova, also known as Silver Sable, is the stunning but deadly mercenary: poised, composed, and dangerous in a way that reads instantly on camera. This LoRA is built to keep her character presence intact, with a consistent face, long platinum-white hair, and the signature metallic headband sitting cleanly across her forehead. The goal is a premium, character-forward result where she looks like she belongs in the frame, not like a costume swap.

The LoRA is centered on one main outfit, a design of how I imagine her. It holds its structure cleanly when you describe it directly, and it stays recognizable across changes in pose, camera angle, and lighting. Best part: It is flexible enough to support classic styling, alternative battle suits, or casual outfits when you push for them, while still keeping her identity readable.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘁 𝗱𝗲𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀
• Strong, consistent character identity across close-ups, mid shots, and full-body shots
• A premium look that holds up under varied angles, expressions, and lighting changes
• A signature main outfit that stays coherent and “wardrobe-real,” while still allowing alternative outfits when you deliberately push for them (classic styling, battle variations, or casual looks)

𝗦𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲 𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲
Built to work beautifully in photorealistic and cinematic imagery, and also holds up convincingly in comic-style illustration, anime-style illustration, and polished digital art when you choose those directions.

𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘁

Photograph of a silversable in a metallic silver tactical bodysuit with armored shoulder plates, standing in a dimly lit, industrial corridor with debris on the ground. She has long platinum-white hair, a metallic silver headband across her forehead, and a silver choker with a circular medallion. She has striking blue eyes, defined eyebrows, makeup, eye-shadow, and pink lipstick, with a confident focused expression. Her outfit has a deep neckline revealing deep cleavage, a waist cutout, a utility belt, and thigh straps with holster attachments. She wears tall lace-up heeled boots and holds a pistol in her right hand. The background is blurred, emphasizing her as the focal point. The lighting is soft, with a shallow depth of field.

If you try this LoRA, post your results on the page. I want to see what you make with her, and I want the publication to become a strong gallery of the gorgeous mercenary done right. Have fun!

Notes: I usually do original character design, but worth mentioning that this is a fan creation and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Marvel.