Brassiere Aesthetics MCP Server
MCP server implementing visual vocabulary and structural parameters for brassiere/lingerie design. Maps professional design taxonomy to image-generation-ready specifications with zero LLM cost for composition.
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Brassiere Aesthetics MCP Server
MCP server implementing visual vocabulary and structural parameters for brassiere/lingerie design. Maps professional design taxonomy to image-generation-ready specifications with zero LLM cost for composition.
Architecture
Three-layer cost optimization:
-
Layer 1: Pure Taxonomy (0 tokens)
- 7 canonical silhouette types with geometric parameters
- 7 material properties (opacity, stretch, surface finish)
- 6 construction techniques (molded, seamed, padded, etc.)
- 6 structural elements (gore, underwire, straps, etc.)
- 6 decorative elements (bows, piping, appliqué, etc.)
-
Layer 2: Deterministic Operations (0 tokens)
- Silhouette parameter mapping
- Material/construction composition
- Visual vocabulary extraction
- Support distribution physics
- Design constraint validation
-
Layer 3: LLM Synthesis (client-side)
- Creative interpretation
- Style adaptation
- Narrative generation
Installation
FastMCP Cloud Deployment
# Install from directory
pip install -e .
# Test locally
python brassiere_aesthetics_mcp.py
# Deploy to FastMCP Cloud
fastmcp deploy brassiere_aesthetics_mcp.py:mcp
Claude Desktop Configuration
Add to claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"brassiere-aesthetics": {
"command": "python",
"args": ["/path/to/brassiere_aesthetics_mcp.py"]
}
}
}
Taxonomy Overview
Silhouette Types
| ID | Name | Coverage | Lift Angle | Support | Visual Geometry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
balconette |
Balconette | 75% | 45° | Underwire | Horizontal top edge, 20° outward cups |
plunge |
Plunge | 65% | 35° | Underwire | Deep V center, 25° outward, low gore |
demi |
Demi/Half Cup | 50% | 40° | Underwire | Horizontal at 50% coverage, upper curve emphasis |
full_coverage |
Full Coverage | 95% | 30° | Underwire | Vertical seams, high gore, complete enclosure |
triangle |
Triangle/Bralette | 60% | 15° | Minimal | Soft triangular drape, natural contour |
push_up |
Push-Up | 70% | 50° | Underwire | Graduated padding, central elevation |
longline |
Longline | 85% | 35° | Underwire | Extended band to waist, 12-15cm height |
Materials
- Power Mesh: 30% opacity, 1:3 stretch, matte grid texture, structural support
- Chantilly Lace: 40% opacity, 1:1.5 stretch, delicate floral, overlay use
- Guipure Lace: 20% opacity, non-stretch, 3D raised texture, appliqué
- Satin: 100% opacity, minimal stretch, high gloss reflective
- Silk: 90% opacity, minimal stretch, soft natural luster
- Spacer Foam: 100% opacity, 1:1.3 stretch, seamless 3D breathable
- Cotton: 95% opacity, minimal/moderate stretch, matte soft texture
Construction Techniques
- Molded/Seamless: Smooth surface, no visible seams, uniform thickness
- Seamed: Visible tension lines, 2-4 panels, directional shaping
- Padded/Push-Up: Graduated thickness, 5-20mm foam, enhanced projection
- Wire-Free: Soft structure, band compression support, flexible
- Lined: Double layer, opacity, clean interior finish
- Unlined: Single layer, visible lace/mesh, minimal structure
Usage Examples
1. List Available Options
# View all silhouette types
result = list_silhouette_types()
# View materials and construction techniques
result = list_materials_and_techniques()
# View structural and decorative elements
result = list_structural_and_decorative_elements()
2. Get Silhouette Specifications
result = get_silhouette_specifications("balconette")
# Returns:
{
"silhouette_id": "balconette",
"parameters": {
"silhouette_type": "Balconette",
"coverage": 0.75,
"lift_angle": 45.0,
"separation": 0.7,
"center_gore_height": "medium",
"cup_angle": 20.0,
"support_type": "underwire",
"visual_geometry": "horizontal top edge, cups angled 20° outward, gore height 3-4cm"
},
"support_distribution": {
"band_support_percentage": 75.0,
"strap_support_percentage": 25.0,
"support_type": "underwire"
},
"cost_tokens": 0
}
3. Compose Complete Design
result = compose_brassiere_design(
silhouette_id="plunge",
materials='["chantilly_lace", "power_mesh"]',
construction="seamed",
decorative_elements='["bow", "contrast_piping"]',
intensity=0.9
)
# Returns complete visual vocabulary with:
# - Silhouette geometric parameters
# - Material surface/opacity/stretch properties
# - Construction visual signatures
# - Decorative element placements
# - Support distribution physics
4. Generate Image Prompt
result = generate_image_prompt(
silhouette_id="balconette",
materials='["chantilly_lace", "satin"]',
construction="seamed",
decorative_elements='["bow", "scalloped_edge"]',
style_modifier="photorealistic fashion photography",
intensity=1.0
)
# Returns:
{
"prompt": "photorealistic fashion photography, Balconette silhouette: horizontal top edge, cups angled 20° outward, gore height 3-4cm, cup angle 20.0° outward from center, lift angle 45.0° from horizontal, medium center gore height, Chantilly Lace: semi-matte, delicate floral pattern, opacity 40%, Satin: high gloss, smooth reflective, opacity 100%, Seamed: visible seam lines, 2-4 panel construction, tension lines, Bow at center gore (60%), strap junctions (30%), side panels (10%): ribbon width 0.5-2cm, bow span 2-5cm, can be flat or dimensional, Scalloped Edge at cup tops, band edges: wave pattern 0.5-2cm amplitude, follows lace motifs or creates geometric repeat",
"geometric_specifications": [
"Balconette silhouette: horizontal top edge, cups angled 20° outward, gore height 3-4cm",
"cup angle 20.0° outward from center",
"lift angle 45.0° from horizontal",
"medium center gore height",
"Chantilly Lace: semi-matte, delicate floral pattern, opacity 40%",
"Satin: high gloss, smooth reflective, opacity 100%",
"Seamed: visible seam lines, 2-4 panel construction, tension lines",
"Bow at center gore (60%), strap junctions (30%), side panels (10%): ribbon width 0.5-2cm, bow span 2-5cm",
"Scalloped Edge at cup tops, band edges: wave pattern 0.5-2cm amplitude"
],
"cost_tokens": 0
}
5. Analyze Design Constraints
result = analyze_design_constraints(
silhouette_id="push_up",
materials='["silk", "cotton"]',
construction="wire_free"
)
# Returns:
{
"compatibility": "incompatible",
"warnings": [
"Incompatibility: silhouette expects underwire support but construction is wireless",
"Recommendation: Push-Up silhouette typically requires structural material (power_mesh or spacer_foam) for adequate support"
],
"support_requirements": {
"type": "underwire",
"lift_angle": 50.0,
"coverage": 0.7
}
}
Cost Analysis
| Operation | Tokens | Method |
|---|---|---|
| List silhouette types | 0 | Pure taxonomy lookup |
| Get specifications | 0 | Deterministic mapping |
| Compose design | 0 | Taxonomy extraction |
| Generate image prompt | 0 | Vocabulary assembly |
| Analyze constraints | 0 | Rule-based validation |
Total system cost: $0 for all deterministic operations.
LLM synthesis only required for creative interpretation (client-side, Layer 3).
Technical Details
Support Distribution Physics
Empirical support ratios:
- Underwire: 75% band, 25% straps
- Wireless: 70% band, 30% straps
- Minimal: 60% band, 40% straps
Band efficiency calculated as: min(1.0, band_height_cm / 5.0)
Optimal band height: 5cm (100% efficiency)
Geometric Specifications
Following user preference for explicit geometric descriptions:
- Angles: "cups angled 20° outward from center"
- Dimensions: "gore height 3-4cm", "ribbon width 0.5-2cm"
- Ratios: "opacity 40%", "coverage 75%"
- Positions: "at center gore (60%), strap junctions (30%)"
These translate directly to image generation parameters without requiring LLM interpretation.
Design Workflow
Typical usage pattern:
- Explore taxonomy: List available options
- Select components: Choose silhouette, materials, construction, decorative elements
- Validate constraints: Check compatibility
- Compose design: Generate complete parameter set
- Extract vocabulary: Generate image prompt with geometric specs
- Synthesize (Layer 3): Apply creative interpretation via LLM
Cost optimization:
- Steps 1-5: 0 tokens (pure deterministic)
- Step 6: ~100-200 tokens (optional creative synthesis)
Integration with Lushy
This server provides the deterministic backbone for a Lushy workflow that:
- Accepts natural language design intent
- Maps to taxonomy parameters (this server, 0 tokens)
- Synthesizes creative interpretation (LLM, minimal tokens)
- Generates ComfyUI workflow for rendering
Cost savings: ~60-70% vs pure LLM approach by offloading taxonomy mapping and composition to deterministic operations.
Domain Expansion
Potential additions:
- Size grading parameters (band circumference, cup volume)
- Color palette taxonomy
- Seasonal style modifiers
- Brand/designer aesthetic profiles
- Cultural/regional design variations
- Historical period silhouettes
Functional extensions:
- Fit analysis (body shape compatibility)
- Material comfort ratings
- Durability predictions
- Manufacturing complexity scoring
Research Applications
Academic domains:
- Fashion design education
- Apparel engineering
- Textile science
- Biomechanics (support distribution)
- Industrial design (structural optimization)
Industry applications:
- Automated design specification
- Quality control (constraint validation)
- Inventory categorization
- Size recommendation systems
- Manufacturing optimization
License
MIT
Author
Dal Marsters - Lushy AI Workflows
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