Double-Layer Editorial Boy Portrait

Use the uploaded boy photo strictly as the identity reference. Preserve his exact facial identity, facial structure, skin tone, age, hairstyle/hair texture, beard or facial hair, and recognizable appearance.

Create a vertical 9:16 professional editorial fashion portrait with TWO versions of the same boy in one composition.

BACKGROUND: Create a huge black-and-white close-up portrait of the same boy, occupying most of the background from head to upper torso. Show him in a natural 3/4 side profile facing and looking toward the RIGHT side of the image. Give him thick naturally textured slightly curly/wavy black hair, subtle beard/stubble, and fitted black rectangular sunglasses with dark lenses. His expression is a subtle natural smile. Keep the portrait monochrome with soft studio lighting, realistic skin texture, gentle shadows, and a clean light-gray studio background.

FOREGROUND: Place a smaller full-body color version of the exact same boy standing naturally in front of the large portrait, centered slightly toward the lower middle. He is facing the camera directly and smiling naturally. He wears a plain oversized black short-sleeve T-shirt, loose white trousers, a simple wristwatch and minimal bracelet/accessories. His posture is relaxed and fashionable, with one hand naturally near or inside his trouser pocket and the other hanging naturally.

The foreground boy must clearly have the SAME face and identity as the large background portrait. Make the two layers look intentionally designed as one premium editorial composition, with realistic proportions, natural lighting, clean separation, subtle depth, and high facial consistency. Keep the background minimal light gray/white so the black-and-white portrait and black clothing stand out. Photorealistic, stylish men's fashion editorial, realistic anatomy, natural skin texture, balanced composition, sharp facial details without an artificial or plastic appearance. No text, logos, watermark, extra people, or unnecessary objects.

Copy the complete prompt and use your own reference photos where requested.