Stop photographing everything straight on
From Atelier Notes, a Club column. About this column ↗
A front view tells you what a garment looks like. It doesn't always tell you how it's built.
Try the side. Get close enough to see where two materials meet. Move the light until the embroidery catches a little shadow.
Then take one step back so the garment has room in the frame.
There is no secret recipe here. Just make each photograph answer a different question.
If you have six almost identical pictures, five of them probably aren't helping.