Korean Pastel Baby-Doll Studio Portrait

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Reference_photo (image) · Required

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Studio_portrait (image)

Create a professional, realistic Korean beauty studio portrait using the provided reference photo as the primary guide for the subject’s makeup, hair, white lace bonnet, ribbon accessories, and pastel outfit. Preserve the subject’s facial identity and the original shape and proportions of the eyes, nose, lips, jaw, and chin. Create a baby-doll effect only through makeup, lighting, styling, and accessories.

Style the subject with luminous, natural porcelain skin and realistic texture; soft pastel pink, dusty rose, and mauve eyeshadow; delicate winged eyeliner; long, defined doll-like lashes; baby-pink blush; subtle pearl shimmer under the eyes; and natural glossy strawberry-pink lips. Use realistic, light gray-blue contact lenses while preserving the original eye anatomy. Keep the eyebrows soft and close to their natural shape.

Give the subject long, glossy black hair with softly waved ends, two long braids, and face-framing see-through bangs. Add a vintage white bonnet with broad lace framing the face, pastel flower or butterfly clips, and small white, light-blue, and pink satin ribbons woven into the braids. Dress the subject in a high-quality, clearly textured knit cardigan with horizontal pastel-pink, light-blue, pale-yellow, and white stripes, a light-blue collar, neat small buttons, and a small satin ribbon accent.

The subject sits on a white studio chair, body turned slightly to the side, head gently tilted, and face directed toward the camera. The subject holds a fresh bouquet of lavender, light-blue, pastel-pink, and white flowers with natural green leaves in both hands, resting it on the lap or just in front of the chest and slightly to one side so the face remains the main focus. Keep both shoulders relaxed. Show both hands in a comfortable, anatomically natural pose: fingers softly curved around the bouquet stems, separated and proportionate, with no awkward tension or overlap. The subject gazes gently at the camera with a calm, innocent expression and a slight sweet smile.

Frame the portrait from the head to the waist or upper chest, leaving comfortable space above the head. Use a clean, smooth, seamless white studio background with no distracting objects or patterns. Light the scene with soft, even front and side softbox lighting, a subtle natural shadow behind the subject, accurate pastel colors, and a clean high-key editorial finish. Keep the eyes and face sharply focused, with gently softened depth of field and realistic detail in the skin, hair, lace, knitwear, ribbons, hands, and flowers. The result should look like a high-resolution professional camera photograph—not a selfie, illustration, cartoon, or CGI image—with an elegant Korean studio photoshoot aesthetic combining Douyin baby-doll, fairy pastel girl, and vintage princess styling.

Avoid changing facial identity or performing a face swap. Avoid changing facial features or proportions; cartoon, anime, or CGI appearance; plastic skin; asymmetrical eyes or unrealistic irises; clumped lashes; distorted hair or damaged braids; malformed lace; floating ribbons; unnatural flowers; deformed hands or extra fingers; damaged fabric texture; dirty gray-white or cluttered backgrounds; harsh shadows; blown-out lighting or loss of skin texture; blur; low resolution; added text or logos; and new watermarks.