Vintage Noir Triple Portrait

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the subject’s identity and facial appearance. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, eyes, nose, lips, mouth structure, jawline, cheekbones, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and all distinctive facial characteristics. DO NOT copy, blend, replace, redesign, beautify, masculinize, feminize, or reinterpret the user’s identity from the reference. The user must remain unmistakably themselves. The uploaded photo provides WHO the person is; the reference image provides HOW that person appears, poses, looks, and is styled. Do not preserve the source photo’s original facial expression, gaze direction, head angle, or pose if they differ from the reference. Reconstruct the reference as a sophisticated vertical three-panel editorial portrait collage on a warm ivory/cream background. Create THREE separate tall, narrow photographic portrait panels of the same person, arranged vertically with generous cream-colored negative space between them. The center panel is the tallest and extends higher and lower than the two side panels. The left panel is positioned slightly lower than the top of the center panel and shows the subject in a strong LEFT-facing side profile. The right panel is positioned slightly lower than the center panel’s top and shows the subject in a strong RIGHT-facing side profile. Keep all three panels aligned as a deliberate asymmetric fashion-editorial triptych, with clean rectangular edges and no borders, frames, text, logos, or decorative graphics. CENTER PANEL: show the subject from approximately mid-torso/chest upward, facing directly toward the camera with a confident, serious, composed expression. Head upright with a natural eye-level orientation, eyes directed straight toward the camera through dark sunglasses, mouth relaxed and closed, no smile. The subject’s shoulders and torso face forward. LEFT PANEL: show the exact same identity in a close medium side-profile portrait, body and head turned toward the LEFT side of the image. The nose points clearly left, with the jawline, beard, cheek, ear, and profile silhouette naturally visible. Maintain the same serious, composed emotional expression. Sunglasses remain on, following the reference’s dark rectangular frame and profile placement. RIGHT PANEL: mirror the concept as a close medium side-profile portrait facing toward the RIGHT side of the image. Nose points clearly right, with the opposite profile, jawline, beard, ear, and facial silhouette naturally visible. Maintain the same serious, calm expression and dark sunglasses. The three portraits must feel like photographs of the same person captured during the same editorial session, with consistent identity, styling, lighting, skin texture, hair characteristics, and proportions. REFERENCE HAIR/STYLING: reproduce the reference’s voluminous, naturally curly/wavy dark hair with substantial texture and fullness, while adapting the hairstyle naturally to the user’s own hairline, hair density, length, and identity. Do not replace the user’s natural identity with the reference person’s facial features. Give the subject a neatly maintained full dark beard and mustache only if compatible with the user’s appearance; otherwise preserve the user’s natural facial-hair characteristics while matching the reference’s overall grooming impression. Dress the subject in an elegant all-black sophisticated outfit: black tailored blazer/jacket over a black shirt or high-neck/turtleneck-style inner layer, with subtle layered black-on-black textures and minimal visible details. No bright colors, patterns, jewelry, logos, or distracting accessories. Add the distinctive dark oversized rectangular sunglasses with slightly rounded edges and a refined luxury-fashion appearance, while keeping the user’s recognizable facial structure underneath them. BACKGROUND: use a completely minimal warm ivory, off-white, softly beige studio background. The background should be clean, seamless, uncluttered, and slightly warm rather than pure white. Each portrait exists inside its own vertical rectangular photographic crop, while the surrounding area remains the same warm cream background. COMPOSITION: vertical 4:5 overall canvas. The three panels should occupy most of the central composition while leaving generous negative space around them. Center panel approximately 30–32% of the total image width, tallest in height. Left and right panels approximately 25–27% of the image width, slightly shorter than the center panel. Maintain visible cream gaps between every panel. The left and right portraits should be vertically offset relative to the center, creating the same staggered magazine-editorial arrangement. Do not overlap the panels. Keep the center subject dominant while maintaining visual balance across all three portraits. CAMERA/PERSPECTIVE: realistic professional fashion photography, approximately 50–70mm portrait-lens perspective with natural facial proportions and minimal distortion. Camera approximately at eye level. Side panels use true side-profile orientation rather than an exaggerated wide-angle perspective. Center panel uses a nearly straight-on camera position. Framing is tight enough to emphasize the head, shoulders, chest, hairstyle, sunglasses, and clothing while retaining the distinctive panel composition. LIGHTING: recreate soft warm studio lighting with directional illumination from the front/upper-front side, producing gentle highlights across the forehead, nose, cheekbones, hair, beard, and sunglasses while maintaining controlled shadows along the jaw, neck, and clothing. Use warm neutral cinematic tones, subtle contrast, realistic skin rendering, and softly illuminated cream surroundings. Sunglasses should have realistic dark lenses with subtle natural reflections, never obscuring the overall facial structure unnaturally. Hair should show individual curls and realistic highlights. Maintain detailed beard texture and natural skin pores without excessive smoothing. DEPTH OF FIELD: moderate shallow depth of field, keeping the face, hair, sunglasses, and clothing sharply detailed while allowing the simple studio background to remain softly unobtrusive. IMAGE QUALITY: photorealistic high-end editorial fashion photography, realistic anatomy, realistic skin texture, physically believable lighting, premium studio photography, subtle filmic tonal response, refined luxury aesthetic, crisp facial detail, natural proportions, sophisticated monochromatic styling. CRITICAL EXPRESSION AND GAZE CONTROL: the reference image controls the subject’s expression, emotion, gaze, eye openness, mouth position, head rotation, and head posture. Do not inherit these characteristics from the user’s source photo. Center portrait: direct forward gaze toward the camera behind the sunglasses, serious and confident expression, relaxed closed mouth. Left portrait: head and gaze directed toward the LEFT, matching the reference side-profile orientation. Right portrait: head and gaze directed toward the RIGHT, matching the reference side-profile orientation. Preserve the natural emotional intensity and composed editorial mood across all three panels. Ensure the three views look like intentional variations from one photoshoot rather than unrelated images. STRICT IDENTITY LOCK: do not make the user resemble the reference person. Do not borrow the reference person’s face, facial proportions, ethnicity, age, distinctive facial features, or identity. Only transfer the reference’s composition, three-panel arrangement, poses, expressions, gaze directions, head orientations, clothing concept, sunglasses, grooming/styling approach, lighting, background, camera perspective, and photographic aesthetic. Preserve the uploaded user’s identity consistently and accurately in every panel. No text, typography, watermark, logo, extra people, duplicated facial features, distorted anatomy, asymmetrical eyes, malformed hands, excessive skin retouching, artificial plastic skin, facial reshaping, or identity drift.

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