Dynamic Tennis Fashion Portrait

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IDENTITY LOCK — Strictly preserve the identity of the person in the reference image. Do NOT change the face, facial features, body proportions, or individual characteristics. Match their appearance and recognizability as closely as possible. Preserve their eye color, hair color, and individual proportions.

Format: Vertical 9:16, realistic sports-fashion photography.

Camera angle and framing: Photograph her from behind, with the camera slightly below shoulder level. She turns sharply over her shoulder toward the lens, while her torso remains facing away from the camera. Medium shot, framed to the hips, with a dynamic diagonal formed by her shoulders and tennis racket.

Pose and expression: Her back is toward the camera and her head is turned sharply backward. One hand holds a racket that crosses diagonally in front of her shoulder and face. Her gaze is sensual and directed straight into the lens; her lips are slightly parted. The moment should feel casually caught and effortless, not posed.

Clothing and prop: A fitted white sports top and a very short, high-waisted white pleated tennis skirt. A loose white sweater is draped over her shoulders and tied in front. She holds a wooden tennis racket with taut strings.

Hair: Long hair with warm highlights and natural waves and texture. As she turns her head sharply, individual strands fly outward and shift relative to her shoulders, with some strands crossing her face. Keep the hair lively and separated into fine strands, not a solid mass. Add slight, natural motion blur.

Makeup: Soft natural glam, expressive eyes, defined eyelashes, nude lips, and realistic skin texture.

Depth and setting: In the foreground, show the racket and its strings; in the middle ground, the woman; in the background, a tennis net, terracotta court, and dark green foliage, softly blurred.

Light and camera: Warm direct sunlight, bright highlights in her hair, and deep shadows. Use the aesthetic of warm-toned analog 35 mm film with pronounced fine grain. Add slight blur to her hair and head movement. The image should feel like a spontaneous moment captured on a professional camera, without excessive retouching.