Korean Sporty Girl Y2K Baseball Editorial

Format

Markdown Parameterized

Inputs

Reference_photo (image) · Required hair_color (text) · Optional · Default: honey blonde skirt_color (text) · Optional · Default: navy

Outputs

Final_editorial_photo (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Use the provided reference photo as the primary visual guide. Recreate it as a Korean Sporty Girl Editorial — Y2K Baseball Coquette Photoshoot: an ultra-photorealistic, chic, fierce, confident, fashionable professional fashion shoot. Preserve the subject’s original facial identity as closely as possible, including facial structure, eye shape, nose, lips, facial proportions, and distinctive features. Do not change the subject’s identity or create a generic AI face.

## Concept and mood
Create a Korean sporty-girl concept blending Y2K fashion, baseball aesthetics, and a retro editorial photoshoot. Evoke a Korean fashion magazine campaign: feminine, slightly edgy, cool, and confident. The final result must look like a professional camera photograph, not an illustration or cartoon.

## Face and makeup
Preserve the subject’s face from the reference photo. Apply Korean Douyin Glam makeup: a smooth, luminous complexion; soft pink blush and rosy cheeks; defined black eyeliner; curled, defined lashes; a subtle shimmer on the eyelids; and natural aegyo-sal. Add a light nose highlight, soft contour, and glossy nude-rose lipstick. Preserve the original eye shape, nose, lips, and facial proportions. Keep skin realistic, with natural texture, a soft glow, and subtle pore detail.

## Hair and accessories
Style the subject’s long ${hair-color:honey blonde} hair with slightly darker roots, loose voluminous waves, fluffy texture, and a few natural strands framing the face. Use soft, slightly messy wispy bangs across the forehead. Add a maroon baseball visor with a white brim and sporty-style lettering on the front. Complete the look with small silver earrings, several minimalist rings, and a thin metal bracelet.

## Outfit
Dress the subject in a white sleeveless sporty top with red accents at the collar and sides. Add red varsity numbers, small star graphics, sporty embroidery, and red buttons at the front. Use realistic fabric texture and clearly visible stitching. Pair it with a pleated mini skirt in ${skirt-color:navy} (navy or black), with panels in a red, white, and dark-blue varsity pattern. The outfit should resemble Korean baseball-inspired fashion with an edgy, feminine, modern Y2K touch.

## Pose and body position
Keep the low crouching seated pose from the reference photo, with a dynamic diagonal body composition. The subject leans slightly forward, with one knee bent and raised, while the other hand rests naturally for balance. One hand is near the side of the head, holding a retro-style prop safely and not pointing it toward the body. Direct the subject’s gaze just beside the camera, with a cool, confident, slightly mysterious expression. Keep the lips relaxed, without a broad smile. Ensure the hands, fingers, arms, knees, and body are anatomically correct and proportionate.

## Background and set design
Use an indoor studio with deep navy-blue walls, providing dramatic contrast with the blonde hair and white-and-red outfit. Add a vintage retro-style poster high on the wall and a classic beige cassette radio to the subject’s right. Include simple interior details inspired by a retro music room or Y2K fashion studio. Keep the composition authentic, artistic, slightly moody, and uncluttered.

## Lighting and camera
Use professional editorial lighting that combines softbox and gentle directional light. Highlight the facial structure, the sheen of the blonde hair, fabric texture, and accessory details. Create natural shadows with moderate contrast and a slightly warm tone. Use a professional portrait camera with an approximately 50–85 mm focal length, natural perspective, sharp focus on the face, and a slightly blurred background. Keep a vertical full-body or three-quarter-body composition, matching the reference.

## Color grading and finish
Apply cinematic retro color grading that combines deep navy, burgundy red, ivory white, warm beige, and golden blonde. Use elegant contrast, natural skin tones, controlled highlights, and sharp, realistic photographic texture. The result should resemble a Korean sporty Y2K fashion editorial with a touch of vintage analog photography.

## Photorealism and image quality
Ultra-photorealistic Korean fashion editorial photography, authentic human face, maximum facial identity preservation, realistic skin texture, detailed eyelashes, natural glossy lips, realistic blonde hair strands, voluminous wavy hairstyle, detailed fabric stitching, realistic metallic jewelry, accurate hands and fingers, natural anatomy, professional studio lighting, cinematic shadows, vintage Y2K color grading, sharp facial focus, premium camera quality, high resolution.

## Negative prompt
Different person, changed identity, generic AI face, face swap, face morphing, altered facial proportions, oversized eyes, altered nose, exaggerated lips, excessive beauty filter, plastic skin, wax skin, CGI, 3D render, anime, cartoon, illustration, unnatural blonde hair, wrong hairstyle, wrong visor cap, incorrect outfit, missing pleated skirt, distorted face, extra fingers, malformed hands, fused fingers, unnatural anatomy, disproportionate limbs, duplicate accessories, floating objects, messy background, harsh shadows, overexposure, oversaturated colors, excessive blur, low resolution, artificial skin texture, unrealistic fabric, watermark, text overlay, collage, split frame.

## Absolute priority
Generate one final image in vertical portrait format, with a composition directly inspired by the reference photo. Preserve the subject’s facial identity, long wavy blonde hair, maroon visor, Korean Douyin Glam makeup, white-and-red sporty top, navy pleated skirt, silver accessories, deep navy walls, retro poster, and classic radio. Prioritize facial resemblance, a natural editorial pose, professional lighting, and realistic fashion details. The result must look like a real Korean model’s photoshoot for a premium fashion magazine: ultra-photorealistic, sharp, fashionable, with no collage, split frame, or watermark.