Photorealistic Street-Fashion Portrait with Reference Identity Lock

Format

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Inputs

Reference_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

Portrait (image)

Use the provided reference photo and strictly preserve the person’s identity. Do not change the face, facial features, body proportions, or individual characteristics. Match the person’s appearance and recognizability as closely as possible, including eye color, hair color, and individual proportions.

Create a vertical 9:16 photorealistic portrait. Frame the subject from the waist up, centered in the image. Use a close perspective that emphasizes her face and the hand extended toward the camera. Position the camera at chest level, angled slightly upward. Her hair frames her face and fills much of the frame; her foreground hand adds depth. Use a softly blurred urban background.

Give her a relaxed, bold, playful, and confident expression. She looks into the camera through dark sunglasses while blowing a bubble with chewing gum. Turn her body slightly, tilt her head a little, and keep her shoulders relaxed. Extend her right hand toward the camera with her fingers forming a pistol gesture.

Dress her in a white T-shirt with a large red Levi’s logo, a loose blue denim jacket slipped off her shoulders, and dark jeans. Add a thin metal bracelet on her wrist. Give her very voluminous, long, curly hair with natural volume and a few loose, messy strands. Use an even, natural-looking complexion, defined brows, lightly emphasized lashes, and nude lips. Her glasses are round, with thin gold-toned frames and dark lenses.

Use soft, diffused light and warm cinematic color grading with muted brown and gray-beige tones and delicate shadows. The overall style is casual street-fashion photography with a Pinterest aesthetic and candid-snapshot feel. Include realistic skin texture, shallow depth of field, detailed fabric textures, and the look of a 35 mm photograph.