Feminine Forward Lean Pose

Feminine Forward Lean Pose

Feminine Forward Lean Pose is a pose LoRA designed to create a relaxed, feminine standing posture with a subtle forward lean and natural body asymmetry.

The main goal of the model is to reproduce a recognizable pose structure while allowing the character's appearance, clothing, race, setting, and overall design to remain flexible.

Main pose characteristics

The LoRA is trained around the following body language:

• a slight natural forward lean from the hips;

• most of the body weight resting on the back leg;

• the front leg placed slightly forward;

• a subtle shift of the hips to one side;

• the pelvis positioned slightly back;

• relaxed and naturally uneven shoulders;

• one hand touching or lightly holding clothing near the shoulder or collarbone;

• the other arm hanging naturally down;

• a soft, graceful and slightly playful overall silhouette.

The pose is intended to look relaxed rather than exaggerated or strongly bent forward.

Trigger word

feminine_forwardlean_pose

Recommended usage

For the most consistent results, use the LoRA with:

1girl, solo, full body, standing, feminine_forwardlean_pose, one hand lifted to the collarbone area

You can freely add your own character, clothing, hairstyle, fantasy race, environment, and visual style.

The LoRA was created with varied characters and outfits in order to make the pose transferable between different designs rather than being tied to one specific character.

Pose intensity

Depending on the checkpoint, LoRA strength, seed, and prompt, the forward lean may vary.

Most generations should produce a soft or moderate lean, but some results may create a more noticeable and slightly flirtier variation of the same pose.

If the lean becomes too strong, useful negative terms include:

extreme forward lean, bent over, deep bow

If the legs begin to cross too much, try:

crossed legs, legs crossing, catwalk pose, runway pose

Notes

This LoRA controls the general structure and body language of the pose, not an exact fixed skeleton.

Different checkpoints may interpret the pose differently. Armor, long dresses, weapons, large wings, tails, or other complex elements can also influence the final stance.

The position of the hand near the shoulder/collarbone is one of the strongest learned elements of the pose, while the exact amount of forward lean and leg placement may vary between generations.

The model is primarily intended for anime and anime-inspired illustration models.