A photograph showing the product being worn allows you to observe the product in relation to a person. Its information value depends on the ability to understand proportions and fit. A well-groomed image may be of little use to the choice if it hides the shape, length or manner in which the garment falls.
I propose to add relevant details and measures to the overall picture. Information on the product worn must match the variant sold. The client should be able to distinguish a style proposal from a useful reference to evaluate concrete features.
Let's imagine a bag photographed only very closely. The detail shows the material well, but leaves the question of size open. A view with an understandable reference can make the scale clearer, while keeping the actual measurements available.
The card should be read as a whole: photographs and description should complete. Recurring questions help to choose which views are missing. The expected result is a representation that allows the customer to imagine the use without confusing the effect of photography with a guaranteed feature of the product.