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Auburn-Haired Woman in a Crimson Knit Sweater
Create a photorealistic editorial beauty portrait with one eye visible above a raised sweater sleeve, using a reference image to match the sweater and composition.
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- Reference_image (image) ยท Required
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- Beauty_portrait (image)
Create an ultra-realistic, luxurious 8K beauty portrait of a beautiful young woman with natural, rich auburn-red hair. Use the reference image to match the deep crimson red ribbed knit sweater exactly, and keep the pose, framing, lighting, and overall composition as close to the reference as possible. Create a different, unique woman.
Her long sleeve is raised to cover the right half of her face, while her hand gently rests on top of her head. One beautiful green-hazel eye is clearly visible, looking directly into the camera with a captivating, confident gaze.
Her makeup is light, elegant, and natural, featuring softly defined eyebrows, subtle eyeliner, long natural-looking eyelashes, a delicate touch of blush, and glossy nude-pink lips. Give her beautiful, healthy skin with realistic texture, delicate freckles, and natural facial proportions. Her auburn hair falls softly around her shoulders with natural volume and subtle copper highlights.
Use a dark, minimalist studio background, luxurious editorial fashion photography, soft directional studio lighting, delicate shadows, rich crimson tones, realistic knitted fabric texture, and sharp focus on the visible eye. Create a cinematic atmosphere and sophisticated, expensive aesthetic, with photorealistic skin, high dynamic range, exquisite detail, 8K resolution, vertical portrait composition, an 85mm portrait lens, and shallow depth of field.
Do not change the sweater color or knit pattern. Avoid heavy makeup, artificial skin smoothing, exaggerated facial features, distorted hands, extra fingers, blurry details, oversaturation, and unrealistic proportions. No text, logos, or watermark.
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