Dark Alternative Fashion Editorial Portrait

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

reference_photo (image) · Required name (text) · Optional · Default: SEU NOME

Outputs

editorial_portrait (image)

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Using the supplied reference photo, preserve the woman’s identity and recognizable individual features as faithfully as possible, including her face shape, eyes, nose, mouth, hair color, and facial structure. Do not change her identity, alter her facial structure, or make her look like someone else. Makeup, hairstyle, clothing, and lighting may be adapted to the concept, but she must remain recognizable as the same woman in the reference photo.

Create an extremely realistic professional editorial fashion photograph of an adult woman with dark beauty, a confident attitude, and rebellious elegance. Combine contemporary dark fashion with luxury editorial photography. The result should look like a real studio photograph, with natural skin, authentic textures, refined lighting, and exceptionally crisp detail. Vertical 9:16 portrait, 8K resolution, absolute photorealism.

Her expression is mysterious, confident, and slightly challenging, with softly parted lips conveying a spontaneous, sophisticated attitude. Tilt her head slightly back and to one side, with her chin raised and gaze directed straight into the camera. Convey independence, alternative elegance, personality, and subtle sensuality without exaggeration.

HAIR
Give her voluminous, wavy hair. Let a few strands fall delicately between her eyes and toward the bridge of her nose. Textured layers at the sides frame her cheeks. Render individual strands with natural movement and a subtle sheen, never excessively wet or artificial. The hairstyle should feel rebellious, modern, casual, and carefully styled for a fashion editorial.

MAKEUP — CRIMSON NOIR EYES
Make the eyes the main focal point. Apply intense black eyeliner in a precise, elongated cat-eye that extends slightly beyond the outer corners. Give her long, dark, well-defined upper lashes with individually rendered hairs and realistically defined lower lashes. Blend burnt red, soft wine, reddish-brown, and charcoal eyeshadows across the lids. Keep the smoky makeup intense yet elegant, with smooth color transitions and a professional finish. Preserve the original eye shape from the reference photo.

Give the skin a satin finish with natural texture, a light flush on the cheeks, and subtle highlights on the cheekbones. Use burnt-rose lipstick, similar to rosy wood, with a delicate wet sheen. Preserve the natural lip lines and avoid a plastic appearance.

EARRINGS AND ACCESSORIES
She wears long polished silver earrings with small dark-red stones near the earlobes. The earrings have delicate metalwork and slender, elongated pendants that softly reflect the studio lighting.

Around her neck, place a comfortably fitted black leather choker approximately two to three centimeters wide. Center a polished, circular silver-metal ring at its front. Give the leather a smooth finish, subtle sheen, small natural marks, and realistic texture.

She holds a pair of eyeglasses with thin, rounded silver-metal frames, clear lenses, a delicate bridge, and dark-wine temples. Position the glasses diagonally in front of her upper chest for a spontaneous, elegant composition. One hand gently holds one temple. Give the fingers natural anatomy and proportions, with glossy black nail polish. Keep lens reflections subtle so they do not obscure the frames or distort objects visible through the lenses.

CLOTHING — BLACK ALTERNATIVE FASHION
She wears a fitted black strapless top with a straight neckline, made of quality opaque fabric. The fabric follows the natural curves of her torso, with small horizontal folds, subtle creases, and realistic tension where it fits.

Over her arms and shoulders, place an open, oversized black jacket, partly slipped down to reveal her shoulders and collarbones. The jacket has predominantly matte black leather, a loose cut with dropped shoulders, voluminous sleeves with natural folds, visible silver-metal zippers at the front edges, realistic seams, quality finishing, and natural fabric gathering near the elbows and cuffs.

At her waist, add a wide black leather belt with numerous small silver-metal eyelets and a large rectangular buckle with rounded corners. Render the buckle with a polished metal surface, realistic reflections, and well-defined edges.

POSE AND BODY LANGUAGE
Position her facing the camera, with her torso leaning slightly to one side. Keep her shoulders relaxed, with one partly covered by the slipped jacket. Elongate her neck and raise her chin to emphasize her natural jawline and leather choker. One hand is held in front of her chest, delicately holding the glasses; keep the wrist relaxed and the fingers naturally wrapped around one temple. Let the other arm remain partly hidden by the jacket’s voluminous fabric. The pose should look natural, spontaneous, and confident, like a candid moment during an alternative-fashion photo shoot. Avoid a rigid body, artificial-looking hands, deformed fingers, or excessively theatrical posing.

SETTING — PHOTO WALL
Behind her, create a large wall covered with panels of photos of the same woman from the supplied reference, in black, white, and shades of gray. Include an enlarged photograph of her eyes, photographs showing varied expressions, a delicate profile image, and an enlarged photograph of her mouth. Arrange panels of different sizes irregularly to create a striking visual collage. Give the wall a printed-paper texture, subtle grain, gray areas, ink marks, and contrasting light and dark regions.

On the right side of the composition, include a large vertical black strip displaying “${name:SEU NOME}” in legible white uppercase letters, with the letters arranged vertically. The typography should look like part of a printed graphic composition, not like randomly added symbols. Keep the background predominantly monochrome to emphasize her face, reddish makeup, earrings, and metallic details.

LIGHTING AND COLOR GRADING
Use professional studio lighting, with a broad, diffused key light positioned slightly above eye level. Add soft fill light to illuminate the shadows without removing the face’s natural volume. Use subtle side lighting to bring out the hair texture, jawline, shoulders, fabrics, and metallic accessories.

Use a palette of deep blacks with preserved detail, neutral grays and graphite in the setting, natural slightly warm skin tones, burnt red and wine accents in the makeup and small details, elegant silver reflections on the accessories, and delicate highlights on the lips and cheekbones. Avoid excessive yellow or orange dominance, oversaturation, completely black shadows, artificial reflections, and an overprocessed photographic look.

CAMERA AND PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION
Use the look of a professional full-frame camera with an 85 mm portrait lens. Suggested settings: f/4 aperture, ISO 100–200, and a 1/160 s shutter speed. Position the camera slightly below face level, approximately at chest height, with a gentle upward angle. Frame the image from just above her head to her waist, so the belt and metal buckle are visible near the bottom. Place her face in the upper center of the composition. Show the hand holding the glasses in the central foreground, adding depth without covering her facial features.

Keep her eyes, lashes, lips, and skin texture perfectly sharp. Render the glasses, earrings, choker, and buckle with well-defined detail. Keep the background clear enough for the photo panels to be recognizable without competing with her face. Use natural depth of field, realistic perspective, and correct anatomical proportions.

Final instruction: Reproduce the visual aesthetic of the reference photo as faithfully as possible. Prioritize photographic realism; facial, hair, and makeup detail; dark makeup with reddish tones; silver accessories; black clothing; and the photo-wall setting. The final image must look like a real photograph of an adult woman in a professional alternative-fashion editorial. Generate the image as described. Do not change my face or my features.