My Era: Direct-Flash Fashion Portrait

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FashionPortrait (image)

IDENTITY LOCK: Use the uploaded photo as the sole reference for the subject’s appearance. Preserve their individual facial features, eye, nose, and lip shapes, facial proportions, natural skin tone, and recognizability as accurately as possible. Do not change the person’s identity or appearance.

STYLE AND COMPOSITION: Create a photorealistic fashion portrait in a vertical 9:16 format. Frame the subject from mid-thigh up, with the camera positioned slightly below face level. She stands sideways beside a wall, her torso turned slightly toward the lens. One hand holds the lapel of her jacket; the other rests on her waist. Her gaze is cool, confident, and slightly haughty, directed straight at the camera.

CLOTHING: An oversized, men’s-cut white blazer, casually slipped off one shoulder, over a fitted black top. A thin black belt with a simple gold buckle sits at her waist. She wears a substantial gold watch. Give the fabrics natural texture, realistic folds, and clearly defined tailoring details.

HAIR: Long, thick chestnut hair styled in large, voluminous waves, with a deep side part. Let it naturally frame her face and fall over her shoulders, with a slightly undone effect.

MAKEUP: Distinctive glamorous makeup: warm bronzer, delicate contouring, elongated cat-eye eyeliner, long, thick lashes, and neatly shaped brows. Glossy nude-pink lips with a brown outline. Preserve natural skin texture, pores, and the face’s natural features.

BACKGROUND AND LIGHTING: A stylish modern interior in graphite, dark brown, and beige tones. Use a textured wall and minimalist setting to create a restrained sense of luxury. Combine direct camera flash with soft side lighting to emphasize facial features, hair volume, and the texture of the white blazer. Deep, natural shadows should add drama.

CAMERA AND FINISH: Evoke a photo taken with a Canon G7 X Mark III using direct flash. Use natural color reproduction, subtle film grain, realistic skin texture, crisp clothing details, and natural sharpness. The result should feel like an effortless, expensive fashion photograph captured in the moment. Avoid excessive retouching, plastic-looking skin, artificial bokeh, and CGI effects.

NEGATIVE PROMPT: Do not change facial features, eye, nose, or lip shapes, or facial proportions. Do not make the subject look younger or otherwise change her appearance; do not create a different face. No doll-like skin, excessive retouching, deformed hands or fingers, unnatural poses, cartoon style, or CGI.

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