Japanese Street-Fashion Editorial Cover Poster

Create an ultra-realistic Japanese street-fashion editorial poster in a 4:5 vertical format. Use the uploaded photo as a strict identity reference: preserve the subject’s recognizable face, facial proportions, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions, and other identifying features. Adapt styling to the subject’s apparent gender without changing their identity. Keep the face unobstructed and make the subject the visual hero.

CUSTOM COVER TEXT
- City: ${city-name}
- Main fashion title: ${main-title}
- Handwritten signature: ${signature}
- Collection: ${collection}
- Year for the “EST.” label: ${year}

COMPOSITION AND EXPRESSION
The subject should fill approximately 68–72% of the canvas, with the full upper body visible and the body turned slightly at an angle. Use a slightly raised chin and head, confident luxury-model posture, one hand naturally in a pocket and the other relaxed. Give the subject a calm, confident, slightly intimidating editorial expression: no smile, relaxed lips, natural eye contact. Balance the composition asymmetrically, allowing background graphics to surround the subject without covering the face.

WARDROBE AND COLOR
Automatically choose the appropriate styling for the subject:
- Masculine styling: oversized premium bomber, distressed denim jacket, Japanese streetwear jacket, or layered heavy coat; heavyweight graphic T-shirt; wide-leg black cargo pants or distressed denim; silver chains, chunky rings, metal accents, and luxury street boots or sneakers. Use black, white, deep crimson, blood red, dark red, charcoal, and gunmetal, with small silver accents.
- Feminine styling: oversized leather jacket or bomber, cropped graphic tee or street-fashion blazer, pleated mini skirt or oversized cargo pants, thigh-high boots or platform sneakers, layered silver necklaces, rings, and fashion earrings. Use black, white, hot pink, magenta, rose or soft pink, and dark charcoal, with small silver accents.
Avoid additional saturated colors.

BACKGROUND AND GRAPHIC DESIGN
Create a highly detailed Japanese urban collage inspired by luxury fashion campaigns, Tokyo street culture, Harajuku, Shibuya graffiti walls, underground fashion, and contemporary magazine covers. Build a naturally layered, weathered wall of overlapping Japanese newspaper fragments, magazine clippings, vintage paper, old posters, street advertisements, graffiti, paint splatters, ink drips, brush strokes, stickers, passport stamps, postmarks, barcode labels, QR-inspired abstract graphics, editorial layouts, fashion labels, warning signs, handwritten notes, calligraphy, kanji, katakana, hiragana, geometric symbols, tears, scratches, and aged textures. Avoid duplicated elements.

TYPOGRAPHY
Generate original editorial typography; do not copy an existing poster or reference design. Include the supplied city name, main title, signature, collection, and year, plus an editorial paragraph, vertical Japanese typography, large kanji, fashion labels, magazine captions, barcode, issue number, editorial stamps, season label, serial numbers, small fashion notes, and tiny annotations. Establish a strong scale hierarchy from huge headlines to medium titles, small paragraphs, and tiny micro-typography. Vary font sizes dramatically and make the layout feel handcrafted. Wrap text and graphic elements naturally around the subject without obscuring the face.

LIGHTING AND IMAGE QUALITY
Use luxury editorial lighting: a large diffused key light, soft cinematic fill, subtle rim light, natural shadows, and refined skin highlights. Aim for ultra-sharp facial detail, natural skin pores, organic film grain, and high-resolution luxury optical rendering. Camera aesthetic: Phase One XF IQ4, 150MP medium format, Schneider Kreuznach 80mm portrait lens.

Maintain a consistent luxury Japanese street-fashion editorial identity, with Harajuku and Shibuya underground influences, urban grunge, high-fashion streetwear, and premium magazine-cover graphic design. Each generation should create a distinctly different poster layout, including new typography arrangement, sticker placement, graffiti and paint composition, Japanese characters, headline and barcode placement, and collage layout. Do not repeat a previous layout.

NEGATIVE PROMPT
anime, manga, cartoon, illustration, CGI, duplicated stickers, repeated graffiti, repeated typography, copied Japanese text, copied reference poster, watermark, logo, blurry face, distorted anatomy, low resolution, AI artifacts, cheap poster, oversaturated colors, plastic skin, repetitive layout, flat composition