Lime-Green Glamour Editorial Portrait

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

Reference_photo (image) · Required wardrobe (text) · Optional · Default: Long, voluminous acid-lime, chartreuse, or apple-green faux-fur coat; a black, thick-knit ribbed turtleneck underneath; and one or two subtly visible fine silver necklaces

Outputs

Editorial_portrait (image)

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

Use the attached photograph as the source image and transform it into a high-end editorial fashion photograph inspired by a glamorous, modern, daring, and sophisticated aesthetic. Feature lime-green makeup, voluminous hair, translucent glasses, and garments with shaggy textures in acid-green tones.

## Main rule: Preserve the subject’s identity absolutely

Use the original photograph as the sole reference for the person’s identity. Faithfully preserve their facial features, bone structure, facial proportions, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheekbones, jaw, chin, natural skin tone and texture, apparent age, and recognizable expression.

Do not beautify or reconstruct the face. Do not change the person’s identity, narrow the nose, enlarge the eyes, alter the lips, change the face shape, or give them the features of a different model. The result must look like a real photograph of the same person in a professional fashion shoot.

## 1. Visual style and art direction

Create a contemporary editorial fashion portrait with a premium, youthful, sophisticated, and slightly extravagant aesthetic. Combine beauty-magazine glamour, professional studio photography, and experimental fashion styling.

The image should convey confidence, personality, elegance, and attitude. Keep the result photographic, realistic, and detailed—not an illustration, 3D render, or artificial-looking image.

## 2. Lime-green makeup

Apply striking editorial makeup in lime, chartreuse, and apple-green tones, adapting it to the person’s actual eye shape.

- Use intense, luminous lime-green eyeshadow on the eyelids.
- Blend softly into olive and dark-green tones at the outer corners.
- Add defined black eyeliner, with a slight cat-eye extension where it suits the person’s natural eyes.
- Define and volumize the black eyelashes while preserving the actual shape of the eyes.
- Keep the eyebrows natural and detailed; do not change their shape or position.
- Add a soft blush in peach or warm pink tones.
- Use glossy lipstick in rosy nude, peach, or candy-pink tones, preserving the lips’ exact original volume and contour.
- Keep the skin natural-looking, with realistic pores and texture, delicate lighting, and moderate professional retouching.

Make the makeup look physically integrated with the face. Respect the person’s anatomy and do not distort their features.

## 3. Hair and styling

Preserve the hair’s natural color, hairline, and defining characteristics from the original photograph. Add editorial volume, movement, texture, and naturally loose strands.

If the person has long hair, create a full, slightly tousled mane with soft waves. If the person has short hair, retain its length and adapt the volume to the original cut.

Do not radically change the hairstyle or hair color unless essential to the styling; always prioritize the person’s recognizability.

## 4. Fashion glasses

Add contemporary retro-futuristic sunglasses with a slightly elongated geometric rectangular frame, softened corners, and a translucent champagne or gray-green finish.

Use translucent olive-tinted lenses with subtle, realistic optical reflections.

Fit the glasses correctly to the bridge of the nose, ears, and the person’s real facial proportions. Do not obscure the eye makeup completely; the glasses may sit slightly low on the nose to reveal the green eyeshadow.

If the person already wears prescription glasses, you may replace them with this design, provided the result remains anatomically believable.

## 5. Clothing and textures

Use this wardrobe by default: ${wardrobe:Long, voluminous acid-lime, chartreuse, or apple-green faux-fur coat; a black, thick-knit ribbed turtleneck underneath; and one or two subtly visible fine silver necklaces}.

The coat should have individually visible fibers, a fluffy texture, exuberant volume, and soft highlights that create a realistic tactile impression.

Adapt the clothes to the person’s pose and anatomy. If preserving the original clothing is preferred, keep the existing clothes and apply the lime-green-and-black color palette only to accessories that can be changed naturally without compromising realism.

## 6. Pose and composition

Create a vertical editorial beauty portrait, framed closely from the chest or shoulders up to the head.

Tilt the head slightly and give the person a relaxed, confident, elegant expression. One hand may rest gently beside the temple or cheek, with anatomically correct fingers and a natural pose.

If the original photograph has a clearly defined pose, preserve it and adapt the styling around it. Do not force a body position that changes the person’s identity or compromises anatomy.

Let the hair frame the face, make the glasses a prominent visual feature, and bring part of the green coat into the foreground to create depth and contrast.

## 7. Lighting and photography

Simulate a professional photograph taken with a full-frame camera and an 85 mm portrait lens.

- Use soft, directional key light on the face.
- Keep shadows delicate while preserving facial volume.
- Balance the lighting across the forehead, nose, cheeks, and lips.
- Add natural reflections to the glasses and lip gloss.
- Use a shallow depth of field, with a subtly blurred background.
- Separate the hair and coat visually from the background.
- Use editorial color grading with vivid greens, deep blacks, and natural skin tones.
- Keep the eyes, eyelashes, lips, hair, and coat fibers sharply detailed.
- Give the image the finish of a high-end fashion magazine photograph.

Use a neutral indoor background in soft gray or gray-green, slightly out of focus, with no distracting elements.

## 8. Quality and realism

Generate a high-resolution image with fine photographic detail, realistic materials, natural skin texture, individually rendered hair, well-defined makeup, and physically believable fabrics.

Keep the aesthetic bold and colorful but elegant and professional. Let the green tones stand out without artificially tinting the skin.

Avoid excessive beauty filters, porcelain skin, a plastic appearance, oversaturation, over-sharpening, artificial-looking eyes, and unrealistic highlights.

## 9. Mandatory restrictions

- Do not change the person’s identity.
- Do not alter their facial features, facial proportions, apparent age, or characteristic expression.
- Do not replace their face with a model’s face.
- Do not slim the face or alter the nose, lips, eyes, or jaw.
- Do not create plastic-looking skin, artificial three-dimensional makeup, synthetic-looking hair, or distorted glasses.
- Do not add other people, text, logos, watermarks, or unnecessary accessories.
- Do not crop important parts of the head or distort the hands.

Final result: an editorial fashion photograph featuring lime-green makeup, translucent geometric glasses, voluminous hair, and an acid-green faux-fur coat, while preserving the identity and facial characteristics of the person in the original photograph.