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The Rose Princess of Rococo — Midjourney V7
Transform a reference-image subject into a rose-pink Rococo portrait inspired by 18th-century Versailles.
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Reimagine the subject in the uploaded reference image as a rose-pink Rococo princess at the Palace of Versailles in 18th-century France. Create a vertical 9:16, highly detailed classical fine-art portrait combining Fragonard’s romantic brushwork with Boucher’s elegant pastel palette.
Preserve the subject’s original identity above all else: retain the face shape, eyes, iris color, nose, lips, hairline, skin tone, body shape, and apparent age. This treatment must work for people, girls, boys, Blythe dolls, BJD dolls, cats, dogs, and anthropomorphic animals. For animals, preserve their species, fur color, ears, muzzle, and tail. For dolls, preserve their distinctive sculpt, glass eyes, and joints. Do not humanize the subject or beautify them excessively.
Dress the subject in Rococo court attire made of rose-pink silk and ivory lace, with a corseted bodice, voluminous frills, pearl embroidery, ribbons, and small rose ornaments. Style the hair in full curls and an elegant updo, decorated with pearl hairpins and flowers. For an animal, use a silk cape and frilled tie tailored to its natural body shape.
Show the subject looking directly at the viewer with a tender, wistful gaze and their head slightly tilted. They hold a small rose in one hand. Frame the portrait from the shoulders to the waist. Set the scene against Versailles’ gilded moldings, a vase of roses, and a softly blurred garden.
Use soft, pearlescent natural light filtering through a window, with subtle peach-colored shadows. Render delicate pastel drawing, translucent oil-paint glazing, soft smudging, and fine brush texture. Include the grain of aged cotton-rag paper and linen canvas, with subtle pigment cracking. Use a blush-pink, cream, and champagne-gold palette. Give the portrait the quality of a museum-masterpiece painting. Show a single main subject. No text or watermark.
–ar 9:16 –v 7 –style raw –s 250
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