JP2013186490A - Trial fitting device and trial fitting program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a trial fitting device which allows a customer to catch a try-on image infinitely close to the actual wearing.SOLUTION: The trial fitting device has a camera for imaging a person trying on a clothing. A CPU of the trial fitting device receives identification data of the clothing that the person tries on. The CPU calculates a physical constitution index on the basis of the height and weight of the person. The CPU determines a size of the clothing identified by the received identification data according to the calculated physical constitution index. The CPU acquires an image of the determined size of the clothing identified by the received identification data from a database storing an image according to each size for each clothing. Then, the CPU displays a composite image by overlapping the acquired image of the clothing on the person image picked up by the camera.

Description

  The embodiments of the present invention relate to a clothing fitting device and a fitting program for causing a computer to function as the fitting device.

  In recent years, a technique has been developed for forming a composite image in which image data obtained by photographing clothing is superimposed on image data obtained by photographing a person. By using this technology, it is possible to capture an image of wearing clothing without the customer actually trying on clothing being considered for purchase. As a result, the labor of trying on clothing can be saved, so that many customers can use it and can promote the purchase of clothing.

JP 2006-251839 A

  However, in the prior art, the image data of the clothing is superimposed on the image data of the customer regardless of the customer's physique. For this reason, there is a possibility that the try-on image of the clothing is different from the image when it is actually worn.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to create a composite image in which image data of clothing of a size suitable for the customer's physique is superimposed on the image data of the customer, so that the try-on image is as close as possible to the actual wear It is intended to provide a try-on device that can be captured by customers.

  In one embodiment, the try-on device includes a photographing unit, a clothing reception unit, a physique index calculation unit, a size determination unit, a clothing image acquisition unit, and a display unit. The photographing means photographs a person trying on clothing. The clothing accepting means accepts identification data of clothing to be tried on by a person. The physique index calculating means calculates the physique index based on the height and weight of the person. The size determining means determines the size of the clothing identified by the identification data received by the clothing receiving means according to the physique index calculated by the physique index calculating means. The clothing image acquisition means acquires an image of the size determined by the clothing size determination means identified by the identification data received by the clothing reception means, from a database storing images for each clothing size. . The display means displays a composite image in which the clothing image obtained by the clothing image acquisition means is superimposed on the image of the person photographed by the photographing means.

1 is an overall configuration diagram of a try-on support system according to an embodiment. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the merchandise information stored in a merchandise information database in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the image information stored in the product image database in the same system. The perspective view which shows the fitting room equipped with the fitting room terminal in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows the catalog which can be used in the fitting room in the same system. The block diagram which shows the principal part structure of the fitting room terminal in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the replacement table stored in the flash memory of a fitting room terminal in the same system. The flowchart which shows from step ST1 to step ST12 of the information processing procedure which CPU of a fitting room terminal performs according to the fitting program in the system. The flowchart which shows from step ST13 to step ST24 of the information processing procedure which CPU of a fitting room terminal performs according to the fitting program in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the start screen displayed on the display part of a fitting room terminal in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the operation screen displayed on the display part of a fitting room terminal in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows an example of the synthesized image displayed on the display part of a fitting room terminal in the same system. The schematic diagram which shows the other example of the synthesized image displayed on the display part of a fitting room terminal in the same system.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the fitting device will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a fitting room terminal provided in a fitting room of a clothing store that sells clothing is applied to a fitting device.
FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a try-on support system according to the present embodiment. This system includes a fitting support server 1 and a fitting room terminal 2. The fitting room terminal 2 is installed in the fitting room 3 of the clothing store. The fitting support server 1 and the fitting room terminal 2 are connected to each other through a network 4 such as the Internet so as to be capable of two-way communication.

  The try-on support server 1 manages a product information database 5 and a product image database 6. The product information database 5 stores information on various products (clothes) sold at the clothing store. The product image database 6 stores image data of the various products.

  FIG. 2 is a specific example of the product information stored in the product information database 5 and shows a part of information related to a male suit. As shown in FIG. 2, the product information database 5 stores item information such as size classification flags, product classifications, and prices in association with product codes set for each product to identify each product. The The size classification is set for the product identified by the corresponding product code. In the present embodiment, the slim suit type “Y”, the standard type “A”, and a little, for the male suit. Assume that four sizes are set, obese-type “AB” and obese-type “BB”. The flag for each size category is “1” when the product identified by the corresponding product code is in stock, and is “0” when there is no stock.

  FIG. 3 is an example of image information stored in the product image database 6. FIG. 3 schematically shows image information of a product identified by the product code “123456” in FIG. That is, the product “men's suit” identified by the product code “123456” has four types of sizes “Y”, “A”, “AB”, and “BB”. 3, the product code “123456” and the size classifications “Y”, “A”, “AB”, “BB” are associated with each of the products identified by the product code. Image data having a size specified by the size classification is stored.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a fitting room 3 equipped with the fitting room terminal 2. As shown in FIG. 4, the fitting room 3 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape in which an upper surface and a part of the front face are opened. An opening portion in front of the fitting room 3 serves as an entrance / exit 31 for a customer to enter and exit. A cloth curtain 32 is attached to the doorway 31 so as to be freely opened and closed by a curtain rail (not shown). The entrance / exit 31 of the fitting room 3 may be provided with a door that can be slidably opened and closed, for example, instead of the curtain 32.

  In FIG. 4, since the fitting room 3 with the curtain 32 opened is shown, the inside of the fitting room 3 can be visually confirmed. As shown in FIG. 4, a fitting room terminal 2 that displays an image of a customer who tried on clothing 7 as a product is attached to the back wall in the fitting room 3. And the illumination 33 which is a fluorescent lamp is attached to the upper position of this fitting room terminal 2. As shown in FIG.

  The fitting room terminal 2 includes a thick flat plate-shaped housing 21. The housing 21 is provided with a display unit 22 made of, for example, a liquid crystal display, and a camera 23 as a photographing means for photographing an image of a customer (person) who enters the fitting room 3 and tries on clothing.

  A scanner 24 for reading the barcode 9 is also attached to the back wall in the fitting room 3. The scanner 24 is wired to the fitting room terminal 2 so that data communication is possible. The barcode 9 is printed on, for example, a tag 71 attached to the clothing item 7. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 5, a barcode 9 corresponding to each image data 81 is printed on a catalog 8 in which image data 81 of various clothing items is collected. These bar codes 9 are bar codes of the product codes of the corresponding products.

  On the floor surface of the fitting room 3, a scale unit 25 is attached as a measuring unit for measuring a load applied to the floor surface. The weight data measured by the scale unit 25 is transmitted to the fitting room terminal 2 via a communication line (not shown).

  On the back surface of the fitting room 3, an elongated cylindrical pole 34 is erected. A light emitting unit 26 capable of emitting red light, for example, is provided at the tip of the pole 34. The light emitting unit 26 is connected to the fitting room terminal 2 through a communication line (not shown) passing through the pole 34, and is subjected to operation control by the CPU 201 (see FIG. 6) of the fitting room terminal 2. In the state where the operation control by the CPU 201 is not received, the light emitting unit 26 does not perform the light emitting operation.

  FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of the fitting room terminal 2. The fitting room terminal 2 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 201 as a control unit main body. Further, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 202 and a RAM (Random Access Memory) 203 which are main storage units, and a flash memory 204 which is a nonvolatile memory are provided. The ROM 202, RAM 203, and flash memory 204 are connected to the CPU 201 via a bus line 205 such as an address bus and a data bus.

  The fitting room terminal 2 is connected to the network 4, and the bar code data read by the scanner 24 and the communication interface 206 that controls data communication with the fitting support server 1 via the network 4. A scanner interface 207 for reading in, a camera controller 208 for controlling the photographing operation of the camera 23, a display controller 209 for controlling image display on the display unit 22, and a weighing data measured by the scale unit 25 are converted into digital data A / D converter 210 and output port 211 for outputting light emission on / off signals to light emitting section 26. These communication interface 206, scanner interface 207, camera controller 208, display controller 209, A / D converter 210 and output port 211 are also connected to the CPU 201 via the bus line 205.

  The ROM 202 stores in advance fixed data such as a fitting program described later. Various data are stored in the RAM 203 in a rewritable manner. In the flash memory 204, as shown in FIG. 7, for each product category that categorizes various clothing items, a replacement in which size information of clothing items belonging to the product category is set in association with the level of the BMI value. A table 70 is stored.

  Incidentally, the BMI value is an abbreviation of Body Mass Index, and is a kind of physique index calculated from the height and weight of a person. Specifically, the BMI value is obtained by dividing weight by the square of height.

  FIG. 7 shows the replacement table 70 in the case where the product classification is “men's suit”. When the BMI value is smaller than “18.0”, the slim type “Y” is associated as the size classification. When the BMI value is “18.0” or more and less than “25.0”, the standard type “A” is associated as the size classification. The BMI value is “25.0” or more and less than “30.0”. In this case, “AB” of slightly obese type is associated as the size category. When the BMI value is “30.0” or more, the obese type “BB” is associated as the size category.

  In the fitting room terminal 2 having such a configuration, the CPU 201 calculates a BMI value, which is a physique index, based on clothing receiving means for receiving barcode 9 which is identification data of clothing to be worn by a person and based on the height and weight of the person. Size determination for determining the size of the clothing identified by the barcode (identification data) 9 received by the clothing receiving means according to the BMI value (physical index) calculated by the physique index calculating means The image of the size determined by the size determining means of the clothing identified by the barcode (identification data) 9 received by the clothing receiving means from the product image database 6 storing the image according to the size of each means. The clothing image acquisition means for acquiring the clothing image obtained by the clothing image acquisition means is photographed by the camera 23 as the photographing means. Functions as a display means for displaying a composite image superimposed on the person of the image on the display unit 22. The CPU 201 also functions as a height estimation unit that estimates the height of the person from the image of the person captured by the camera (imaging unit) 23. These functions are realized according to a fitting program.

  When the fitting program is activated by turning on the power of a fitting room terminal 2 (not shown), the CPU 201 starts information processing according to the procedure shown in the flowcharts of FIGS. First, the CPU 201 analyzes the digital data output from the A / D converter 210 and takes in the weight data measured by the scale unit 25 (ST1). The acquired weight data is sequentially stored in the RAM 203. Based on the accumulated weight data, the CPU 201 determines whether or not there has been an increase in the set weight (for example, 30 kg) or more within a unit time (for example, 5 seconds) (ST2). When there is no increase change (NO in ST2), CPU 201 returns to step ST1 and takes in the next weight data.

  In this way, the CPU 201 periodically takes in the weight data measured by the scale unit 25 and waits for an increase in change. If an increase in change is recognized (YES in ST2), it is considered that the customer has entered fitting room 3. The CPU 201 stores the increased amount in the RAM 203 as the weight of the customer (person) who uses the fitting room 3 (ST3).

  The CPU 201 outputs a drive signal from the output port 211 to the light emitting unit 26. Thereby, the light emission part 26 lights in red, for example (ST4). Further, the CPU 201 outputs display data of a start screen 221 (see FIG. 10) prepared in advance to the display controller 209 (ST5). As a result, the start screen 221 is displayed on the display unit 22.

  FIG. 10 is an example of the start screen 221. As shown in FIG. 10, on the start screen 221, guidance for instructing a customer who uses the fitting room 3 to stand toward the display unit 22 (for example, “Please stand facing here”) is displayed.

  In accordance with this guidance, the customer stands toward the display unit 22, and therefore the CPU 201 outputs an imaging on signal to the camera controller 208 (ST6). As a result, the camera 23 is activated to photograph the inside of the fitting room 3. The captured moving image data is stored in the RAM 203 for each frame.

  The CPU 201 takes in a frame image stored in the RAM 203 and extracts an image of a customer standing toward the display unit 22 from this image. That is, the CPU 201 extracts a contour line from an image obtained by binarizing the frame image. Then, the CPU 201 tries to extract the contour of the person shown in the image by connecting the extracted contour lines (ST7).

  CPU 201 determines whether or not the contour of the person standing toward display unit 22 has been extracted (ST8). If it cannot be extracted (NO in ST8), the CPU 201 returns to step ST7 and tries to extract the outline of the person by taking in the next frame image.

  When the contour of the person standing toward display unit 22 is extracted (YES in ST8), CPU 201 stores the frame image at that time in RAM 203. The CPU 201 outputs an imaging off signal to the camera controller 208 (ST9). Thereby, the camera 23 stops.

The CPU 201 estimates the height of the person from the extracted contour. The flash memory 204 stores in advance a data table indicating the correspondence between the height of the person's contour and the actual height. The CPU 201 estimates the height of the person by referring to this data table, and stores the estimated height data in the RAM 203 (ST10).
The CPU 201 calculates a BMI value from the weight and height data stored in the RAM 203 by the following equation (1) (ST11). Then, the CPU 201 stores the calculated BMI value in the RAM 203.
BMI value = weight (kg) ÷ height (m) ÷ height (m) (1)
After calculating the BMI value, the CPU 201 outputs display data of the operation screen 222 (see FIG. 11) prepared in advance to the display controller 209 (ST12). As a result, the operation screen 222 is displayed on the display unit 22.

  FIG. 11 is an example of the operation screen 222. As shown in FIG. 11, on the operation screen 222, guidance (for example, “barcode of a product to be tried on” is displayed on the operation screen 222 for instructing the scanner 24 to read a barcode that is identification data of the product to be tried on (clothing). Please let the scanner read ")" is displayed.

  In accordance with this guidance, the customer causes the scanner 24 to read the barcode 9 of the tag 71 attached to the clothing item 7 to be tried on or the barcode 9 printed on the catalog 8. Wait for the code to be read (ST13). During this standby period, the CPU 201 takes in the weight data measured by the scale unit 25 (ST14), and determines whether or not there has been a change in weight over a set weight (eg, 30 kg) within a unit time (eg, 5 seconds). (ST15). If there is no change in weight reduction (NO in ST15), CPU 201 returns to step ST13 and waits for the barcode of the product code to be read.

  When the barcode data read by scanner 24 is analyzed and a product code is input (YES in ST13), CPU 201 accesses try-on support server 1 and stores product information database 5 corresponding to the product code. The product information stored in is acquired (ST16). The acquired product information is stored in the RAM 203.

  The CPU 201 detects product classification information from the acquired product information. The CPU 201 replaces the BMI value stored in the RAM 203 with the size classification by referring to the detected replacement table 70 for each product classification information (ST17). For example, when the product classification is “men's suit” and the BMI value is “17.0”, the slim type “Y” is selected as the size classification by the replacement table 70 of FIG. Similarly, when the product classification is “men's suit” and the BMI value is “26.0”, the slightly obese type “AB” is selected as the size category.

  The CPU 201 determines whether there is a stock of the product of the size category replaced from the BMI value by referring to the size category-specific flag of the obtained product information (ST18). When there is a stock, the CPU 201 determines the size classification obtained in step ST17 as the size of the product to be tried on by the customer. On the other hand, when there is no stock, the CPU 201 refers to the replacement table 70, and among the size categories that do not correspond to the BMI value, the size category closest to the BMI value among the categories where the product is in stock. Is determined as the size of the product to be tried on by the customer (ST19).

  As a specific example of the processing in step ST19, it is assumed that there is no product stock of size classification “AB” and there are product stocks of size classification “A” and “BB”. In this case, when the BMI value is within the area of the size classification “AB” (“25.0” or more and less than “30.0”), the BMI value is “25.0” or more and less than “27.5”. If there is, the size classification is determined as “A”, and if it is greater than or equal to “27.5” and less than “30.0”, the size classification is determined as “BB”.

  When the size category of the product to be tried on by the customer is determined, the CPU 201 accesses the try-on support server 1 and stores it in the product image database 6 corresponding to the product code input in step ST13 and the size category. The merchandise image data being acquired is acquired (ST20). The acquired product image data is stored in the RAM 203.

  Thereafter, the CPU 20 adds the product image acquired in the process of step ST20 to the image of the person shown in the frame image in which the outline of the person standing toward the display unit 22 is extracted in the process of step ST7. Is generated and output to the display controller 209 (ST21). Accordingly, the total image 223, 224 (see FIGS. 12 and 13) is displayed on the display unit 22.

  After the composite images 223 and 224 are displayed, the CPU 201 returns to the process of step ST13. Then, the CPU 201 waits for the next product code to be input. When the product code is input by scanning the barcode 9, the CPU 201 repeats the processes of steps ST16 to ST21.

  On the other hand, if there is a change in weight loss over the set weight within the unit time (YES in ST15), it is considered that the customer has left fitting room 3. CPU 201 erases the image on display unit 22 (ST22). Further, the CPU 201 clears data such as height and weight stored in the RAM 203 (ST23). Further, the CPU 201 stops the drive signal for the light emitting unit 26. Thereby, the light emission part 26 is light-extinguished (ST24). This completes the process of the try-on program for one customer.

  Here, in the fitting room terminal 2, the clothing receiving means is constituted by the processing of step ST13 of the information processing procedure executed by the CPU 201 according to the fitting program, and the physique index calculating means is constituted by the processing of step ST11, and step ST17. The size determination means is configured by the above process, the clothing image acquisition means is configured by the process at step ST20, and the display means is configured by the process at step ST21. Moreover, a height estimation means is comprised by the process of step ST10.

  FIG. 12 shows a composite image 223 when a slender male customer with a BMI of less than “18.0” virtually tries on a men's suit using the fitting room terminal 2. According to the replacement table 70 of FIG. 7, when the BMI is less than “18.0”, the size classification of the men's suit is “Y”. Therefore, a suit image whose size category is “Y” is selected from the product image database 6. Then, as shown in FIG. 12, a composite image 223 is displayed in which a suit image having a size category of “Y” is superimposed on an image of a slender customer. In other words, the clothing image displayed on the display unit 22 does not impair the image when the customer actually wears it.

  On the other hand, FIG. 13 shows a composite image 224 when a thick male customer with a BMI of “30.0” or more virtually tries on a men's suit using the fitting room terminal 2. According to the replacement table 70 of FIG. 7, when the BMI is “30.0” or more, the size classification of the men's suit is “BB”. Therefore, a suit image whose size category is “BB” is selected from the product image database 6. Then, as shown in FIG. 13, a composite image 224 is displayed in which a suit image having a size classification of “BB” is superimposed on a thick customer image. In other words, the clothing image displayed on the display unit 22 does not impair the image when the customer actually wears it.

  As described above, the fitting room terminal 2 of the present embodiment calculates the BMI value as a physique index based on the height and weight of the customer who is trying on, and determines the size of the clothing according to the BMI value. Then, the fitting room terminal 2 acquires an image of clothing of the determined size from the product image database 6, and displays a composite image superimposed on the customer's image taken by the camera 23 in the display section in the fitting room 3. 22 is displayed. Therefore, the fitting room terminal 2 displays a composite image in which the image data of the clothing of the size suitable for the customer's physique is superimposed on the image data of the customer having the physique, so that the try-on is as close as possible to the actual wearing. Customers can capture the image.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, the BMI value calculated | required by remove | dividing a body weight by the square of height was employ | adopted as a physique index. The BMI value is very effective as an index calculated for grasping the balance of the human physique. Therefore, the customer can accurately capture a try-on image that is as close as possible to the actual wear.

  In the embodiment, the CPU 201 of the fitting room terminal 2 estimates the height of the person from the image of the person photographed by the camera 23. Therefore, a dedicated measuring instrument for measuring the height of the customer is not necessary. Furthermore, in the said embodiment, the scale part 25 which is a measurement part was provided in the floor surface of the fitting room 3, and the weight of the customer who entered into the fitting room 3 was measured automatically. Therefore, since the BMI value, which is the customer's physique index, is calculated and the size of the clothing is determined without manually entering the height and weight, the customer is as close as possible to the customer when actually wearing it without feeling burdened. A fitting image can be presented.

  In the above embodiment, the camera 23 performs the photographing operation on the condition that the weight of the customer who has entered the fitting room 3 is weighed by the weighing unit 25. Therefore, a special sensor for detecting that a customer has entered the fitting room 3 is not required. In addition, the camera 23 stops the photographing operation on condition that the weight of the customer weighed by the scale unit 25 is not measured. Therefore, since the camera 23 performs a photographing operation only when there is a customer in the fitting room 3, it is possible to save power without using a sensor as described above.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
For example, the body mass index is not limited to the BMI value. For example, it may be a Laurel index, Libby index, Ponderal index, etc. used for evaluation of school children. Alternatively, by making it possible to obtain chest circumference data in addition to height and weight, it is also possible to employ the Berbeck index, the Pinay index, the Borhard index, or the like.

  In the above embodiment, the customer himself / herself may manually input at least one of the height and weight of the customer by connecting a numeric keypad to the fitting room terminal 2. In this case, a part of the screen of the display unit 22 may be a touch panel, and a ten key image may be displayed on the touch panel to prompt manual input.

  In the embodiment, the fitting room terminal 2 and the fitting support server 1 are connected via the network 4, and the fitting support server 1 manages the product information database 5 and the product image database 6. Regarding this point, a mass storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) device is connected to the fitting room terminal 2, and the product information database 5 and the product image database 6 are stored in this mass storage device to support the fitting. The server 1 may be omitted. By doing so, it is not necessary to construct a network 4 for connecting the fitting room terminal 2 and the fitting support server 1 in the store.

  In the above embodiment, the fitting program for realizing the functions of the invention is recorded in advance in the ROM 202 which is a program storage unit in the apparatus. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a similar program may be downloaded from the network to the apparatus. Alternatively, a similar program recorded on the recording medium may be installed in the apparatus. The recording medium may be in any form as long as it can store a program such as a CD-ROM or a memory card and can be read by the apparatus. Further, the function obtained by installing or downloading the program may be realized in cooperation with an OS (operating system) in the apparatus.

  In addition, although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Try-on support server, 2 ... Fitting room terminal, 3 ... Fitting room, 4 ... Network, 5 ... Product information database, 6 ... Product image database, 7 ... Clothing, 8 ... Catalog, 9 ... Bar code, 22 ... Display Reference numeral 23: Camera (imaging means) 24: Scanner 25: Scale unit (weighing unit) 70: Replacement table 201 CPU

Claims (6)

Photographing means for photographing a person trying on clothing;
Clothing receiving means for receiving identification data of clothing to be tried on by the person;
A physique index calculating means for calculating a physique index based on the height and weight of the person,
Size determining means for determining the size of the clothing identified by the identification data received by the clothing receiving means according to the physique index calculated by the physique index calculating means;
Clothing image acquisition means for acquiring an image of the size determined by the size determination means of the clothing identified by the identification data received by the clothing reception means from a database that stores images according to size of each clothing item When,
Display means for displaying a composite image obtained by superimposing a clothing image obtained by the clothing image acquisition means on an image of a person photographed by the photographing means;
A fitting device characterized by comprising:   2. The try-on device according to claim 1, wherein the physique index calculated by the physique index calculating means is a body mass index (BMI) value obtained by dividing weight by a square of height. Further comprising a height estimating means for estimating the height of the person from the image of the person photographed by the photographing means,
The fitting apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the physique index calculating means calculates the physique index using the height estimated by the height estimating means. A weighing unit for measuring the weight of a person who has entered a fitting room equipped with a display on which the composite image is displayed by the display means;
The fitting apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the physique index calculating means calculates the physique index using the weight measured by the measuring unit.   The fitting device according to claim 4, wherein the photographing unit performs a photographing operation in response to the weight of the person being measured by the measuring unit. A computer connected to a photographing means for photographing a person trying on clothing and a display unit on which an image of the person photographed by the photographing means is displayed;
Clothing receiving means for receiving identification data of clothing to be tried on by the person;
A physique index calculating means for calculating a physique index based on the height and weight of the person,
Size determining means for determining the size of the clothing identified by the identification data received by the clothing receiving means according to the physique index calculated by the physique index calculating means;
Clothing image acquisition means for acquiring an image of the size determined by the size determination means of the clothing identified by the identification data received by the clothing reception means from a database that stores images according to size of each clothing item ,as well as,
Display means for causing the display unit to display a composite image obtained by superimposing the clothing image obtained by the clothing image acquisition means on the image of the person photographed by the photographing means;
Try-on program to function as

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