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Recoloring Clothes in Photoshop Without Destroying Skin Tones

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Recoloring Clothes in Photoshop Without Destroying Skin Tones
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Dragging Hue/Saturation sliders at clothing always nukes adjacent skin tones — the real fix is a targeted mask that separates fabric from flesh before you touch a color control. Useful if you do any product, portrait, or fashion retouching where clients ask for colour variants after the shoot.

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