Orange Blazer Editorial Portrait

IMAGE GENERATION PROMPT — EXACT REFERENCE RECREATION WITH IDENTITY PRESERVATION Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the subject’s identity. Recreate the reference image as closely as possible, transferring its exact pose, facial expression, gaze, hairstyle styling, outfit, accessories, composition, lighting, colors, and artistic finish to the person in the user photo. The final subject must remain unmistakably recognizable as the person in the uploaded photo. IDENTITY PRESERVATION — HIGHEST PRIORITY: Preserve the user’s natural facial identity, facial structure, face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, and distinctive features. Do not copy the reference subject’s facial identity. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, age, de-age, or otherwise redesign the user’s face. Preserve the user’s natural gender identity and recognizable characteristics. The reference image controls the expression and pose, not the identity. POSE AND BODY POSITION: Create a polished, close-cropped fashion portrait of the subject from approximately the lower chest upward. The subject faces mostly forward, with the shoulders squared toward the camera and the head held upright, subtly angled to match the reference. One arm is bent and raised across the front of the body. The forearm extends horizontally from the left side of the image toward the center of the face, creating a strong horizontal line across the composition. The elbow and upper arm extend out toward the left edge of the frame. The hand is raised in front of the lower face, near the mouth and chin. Keep the wrist relaxed and the fingers loosely curled inward, with the knuckles and fingertips forming a casual, thoughtful gesture. The fingers partially obscure the mouth and lower face. Reproduce the exact hand placement, finger curl, wrist angle, arm height, and relaxed posture shown in the reference. Ensure the hand is anatomically realistic, with five correctly formed fingers and natural joints. FACIAL EXPRESSION AND GAZE: Reproduce the reference’s calm, composed, slightly serious fashion-editorial expression. The lips are relaxed and mostly closed, partially obscured by the raised hand. The eyebrows are neutral, with no exaggerated emotion. The eyes are open and directed generally toward the camera, with a subtle, confident, relaxed gaze. The head remains upright and nearly front-facing. Do not copy the expression, gaze, or head position from the user’s source photo; reconstruct them from this description. The orange-tinted glasses partially cover the eyes, but the eyes should remain subtly visible through the lenses. HAIRSTYLE: Style the user’s hair to match the reference: dark, neatly groomed hair with a clean side part, smooth combed-back styling, and moderate volume across the top. The hair is swept diagonally backward from the part, with a tidy silhouette and closely controlled sides. Adapt this styling naturally to the user’s hairline, hair texture, and identity. Do not copy the reference person’s hairline or facial characteristics. CLOTHING: Dress the subject in a vivid burnt-orange to red-orange tailored blazer with structured shoulders, broad notched lapels, and a clean, modern fit. The blazer is worn open over a plain, bright white crew-neck T-shirt. The T-shirt should be visible through the center of the jacket, creating a strong contrast against the saturated orange fabric. Include subtle dark buttons on the blazer sleeve near the wrist. Reproduce the reference’s rich orange color, tailored silhouette, fabric appearance, and lapel placement. Keep the clothing realistic, with natural folds and shadows. ACCESSORIES: Add slim, rectangular, orange-tinted sunglasses with narrow warm-orange lenses and a fine, understated metal frame. The glasses sit naturally across the bridge of the nose, with the temples extending toward the ears. The lenses have a translucent amber-orange tint, allowing the eyes to remain faintly visible. Match the reference’s low-profile rectangular shape, subtle metallic details, and horizontal alignment. Do not add any other accessories, jewelry, hats, or visible logos. BACKGROUND AND ENVIRONMENT: Use a completely plain, seamless, very light cool-gray background with a faint pale blue undertone. The background should be clean, minimal, uncluttered, and free of objects, scenery, patterns, or text. Keep the subject clearly separated from the background. COMPOSITION AND FRAMING: Create a vertical 2:3 portrait composition. The subject occupies most of the frame, positioned centrally with the head in the upper-middle area and the torso extending to the bottom edge. Preserve generous negative space above the head, while keeping the shoulders and orange blazer prominent in the lower portion. The raised forearm enters from the left edge and crosses toward the center, while the bent hand is positioned directly in front of the lower face. The image should feel tightly framed and visually balanced, with the vivid orange clothing forming the dominant color mass. Do not crop off the top of the head. Keep the face, sunglasses, hand, and upper torso clearly visible. CAMERA AND PERSPECTIVE: Use a straight-on, eye-level camera angle, with a close portrait distance and a natural perspective similar to a 50–70 mm portrait lens. Avoid wide-angle distortion. The face should appear proportionate and natural. The shoulders and torso should retain realistic proportions. Keep the composition nearly symmetrical around the face while allowing the raised arm to create an asymmetrical horizontal accent. LIGHTING AND COLOR: Use soft, bright, diffused studio lighting from the front and slightly above, creating smooth illumination across the face, hair, blazer, and hand. Add gentle shadows beneath the chin, around the neck, under the raised arm, and within the blazer folds. Preserve the warm orange highlights on the jacket and sunglasses while keeping the white T-shirt clean and bright. The overall palette should be vivid burnt orange, bright white, dark hair, natural skin tones, and a pale cool-gray background. Avoid harsh contrast, dramatic colored lighting, or deep black shadows. VISUAL STYLE AND IMAGE QUALITY: Recreate the reference’s clean, polished, slightly stylized digital-fashion portrait aesthetic. The result should combine realistic facial anatomy and clothing details with smooth, refined rendering, subtle skin retouching, crisp edges, and a softly airbrushed finish. Keep the image sharp around the face, glasses, hand, and blazer, with a smooth, unobtrusive background. Maintain a professional fashion-editorial appearance, high resolution, clean contours, balanced contrast, and a modern social-media portrait aesthetic. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Do not change the user’s identity or gender. Do not copy the reference subject’s face. Do not use the user’s original facial expression or head pose if it differs from the reference. Do not remove the raised arm or hand. Do not place the hand away from the mouth. Do not change the orange blazer to another color. Do not replace the white crew-neck T-shirt. Do not remove the orange-tinted rectangular glasses. Do not add extra fingers, malformed hands, duplicated limbs, distorted facial features, asymmetrical eyes, exaggerated expressions, text, watermarks, logos, jewelry, background objects, or unnecessary accessories. Do not create a full-body image or a different camera angle. FINAL RESULT: A vertically framed, close-up fashion portrait of the user’s own recognizable identity, styled in a vivid orange tailored blazer, white crew-neck T-shirt, and orange-tinted rectangular sunglasses, with one arm raised horizontally across the frame and a loosely curled hand resting in front of the mouth. Match the reference’s composed expression, forward gaze, clean pale-gray studio background, soft lighting, vivid color palette, and polished editorial finish as precisely as possible.

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