Pink Sari Mood Collage

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable face and natural identity without replacing, redesigning, beautifying, slimming, reshaping, aging, de-aging, masculinizing, feminizing, or otherwise altering their facial structure. Preserve facial proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and distinctive facial characteristics. The user’s identity must remain unmistakably their own. Do not copy the identity or facial features of the reference subject. The reference image controls HOW the user appears, while the uploaded user photo controls WHO the user is.
Recreate the reference as a sophisticated four-panel editorial photo collage featuring the same user identity in four coordinated feminine South Asian fashion portraits. Maintain the exact collage structure: a vertical white divider separates the left and right halves, with the left half divided into an upper portrait and a larger lower seated portrait, while the right half contains a large upper close-up and a lower portrait. Use thin warm-white/cream borders between panels. The overall image should feel like a nostalgic luxury fashion scrapbook/editorial collage, photographed in warm late-afternoon sunlight with soft film grain, muted rosy tones, shallow depth of field, intimate romantic atmosphere, and realistic high-end photography.
TOP-LEFT PANEL: Create a medium-close portrait of the user seated or leaning comfortably, wearing an elegant dusty-rose/pink traditional South Asian sari with subtle gold woven floral motifs and a matching blouse. The subject has long, naturally flowing dark hair with soft volume and loose strands framing the face. Add delicate traditional jewelry: small decorative earrings, layered pearl/gold-toned necklace, stacked deep burgundy/red glass bangles mixed with slim gold and pearl bangles. Place the subject slightly left/center within the panel. Her head is gently tilted toward one hand, with the elbow supported and fingers/hand resting naturally against the cheek. Reproduce the reference expression: soft, dreamy, affectionate, slightly playful and contemplative, with a subtle closed-mouth smile. The eyes look sideways toward the upper-right rather than directly into the camera. Preserve the exact eye direction, eyelid openness, eyebrow position, mouth shape, and relaxed facial emotion from the reference, but render them using the user’s own face. Warm sunlight enters from the side, creating golden highlights across the hair, cheek, shoulder, and sari. Include softly blurred white flowers in the extreme foreground at lower-left, creating creamy bokeh. Background is a dark, weathered brown interior/wall with warm sun patches and shadowed architectural elements. Add a tiny subtle hand-drawn heart near the upper-right area of this panel.
TOP-RIGHT PANEL: Create an intimate extreme close-up of the user’s face and upper arm, matching the reference composition. The user rests or partially hides the lower face behind a raised forearm covered with stacked burgundy/red bangles and ornate gold/pearl bangles. The face occupies most of the frame, with the eyes looking directly toward the camera or slightly toward the viewer from beneath relaxed brows. Preserve the reference’s calm, intimate, slightly mischievous gaze and soft expression. The head is angled slightly downward/sideways while the eyes engage the camera. Long dark hair spreads naturally around the face. Show detailed realistic skin texture, tiny natural facial details, delicate earrings, and warm sunlight catching the eyelashes, cheekbones, hair strands, jewelry, and bangles. The pink sari fabric appears in the lower foreground with intricate subtle gold floral weaving. At the top edge, include a partially visible decorative pink floral fabric/canopy with a few tiny white flowers hanging into the frame. Use extremely shallow depth of field and luxurious cinematic close-up photography.
BOTTOM-LEFT PANEL: Create a medium-full seated portrait showing the user’s torso, lap, arms, and hands. The user sits gracefully on rustic stone steps or a weathered brown floor, wrapped in the same dusty-rose/pink silk sari with intricate muted-gold floral and traditional woven patterns. Reproduce the reference seated posture precisely: knees/lower legs folded naturally, one hand resting loosely over the other on the lap, wrists relaxed, fingers naturally curved. Keep the stacked deep burgundy/red glass bangles and ornate gold/pearl bracelets prominent on the wrist. Add a delicate bracelet/chain around the ankle or foot if visible. Place a small white flower naturally near the hand/lap area. On the ground beside the subject, include a shallow round brass/metal tray containing scattered pink/red rose petals and a small glowing candle/diya. Scatter additional rose petals across the stone floor. The sunlight creates warm golden highlights across the sari folds, hands, jewelry, and stone surface. The background remains rustic, dark, warm, and softly blurred. Include subtle handwritten-style decorative text integrated into the panel reading “little moments big happiness” with a small hand-drawn heart, matching the delicate scrapbook aesthetic. Keep the lettering understated and secondary to the photograph.
BOTTOM-RIGHT PANEL: Create another intimate three-quarter portrait of the same user wearing the same pink sari and jewelry. The subject is angled slightly downward and toward the side, with the head gently lowered and turned away from the camera. Reproduce the reference peaceful, shy, introspective expression: eyes lowered/looking down and slightly sideways, lips softly closed with the faintest relaxed smile, eyebrows natural and calm. The pose should feel serene and candid rather than posed. Long dark hair falls naturally over the shoulder and down the back. A delicate traditional necklace and ornate earrings remain visible. Place softly blurred white flowers in the lower-left foreground for creamy bokeh, partially overlapping the portrait. Use warm golden side-light that illuminates the hair, cheek, sari, and jewelry while leaving the background softly shadowed. Add the scrapbook-style handwritten phrase “same girl different moods” with a small heart in the upper-left region of this panel, subtle and integrated into the design.
WARDROBE & STYLING: Keep the sari consistently dusty rose, blush pink, and muted coral-pink with refined antique-gold floral/ornamental weaving. The fabric should look luxurious, tactile, slightly glossy silk with realistic folds and embroidery. Pair it with a matching traditional blouse. Jewelry should remain delicate yet detailed: ornate earrings, layered necklace, stacked burgundy/red bangles, thin gold bangles, pearl-accented bracelets, and minimal traditional accessories. Hair should follow the reference’s long, loose, naturally wavy dark hairstyle while remaining naturally compatible with the user’s identity and hairline.
LIGHTING & COLOR: Reproduce warm golden-hour sunlight, approximately late-afternoon/early-evening, with directional window-like light, soft highlights, gentle shadows, subtle amber glow, natural skin luminosity, and cinematic warmth. Overall palette: dusty rose, muted coral, burgundy, antique gold, warm brown, cream, and soft ivory. Avoid harsh artificial lighting, excessive saturation, plastic skin, or modern studio lighting.
CAMERA & IMAGE QUALITY: Photorealistic luxury editorial photography, authentic DSLR/mirrorless look, natural 50mm/85mm portrait-lens perspective where appropriate, with macro-like close-up detail in the top-right panel. Use shallow depth of field, creamy optical bokeh, realistic lens falloff, subtle film grain, soft highlight rolloff, fine skin detail, realistic fabric texture, natural shadows, and high dynamic range. Maintain believable anatomy, hands, fingers, jewelry placement, fabric folds, and facial proportions. The final collage should have a cohesive photographic color grade across all four panels.
COMPOSITION: Preserve the reference’s exact four-panel collage arrangement, relative panel sizes, white divider thickness, subject placement, cropping, visual rhythm, foreground flowers, decorative elements, and scrapbook/editorial feeling. The four panels must clearly depict the SAME USER IDENTITY in different moods and poses, not four different people. Do not merge the panels into one scene. Keep each panel visually distinct but stylistically unified.
CRITICAL EXPRESSION/Gaze RULE: The user’s source photo provides identity ONLY. Ignore the source photo’s original expression, gaze, head angle, pose, and emotion. Reconstruct those elements from the reference: top-left sideways dreamy gaze with a soft smile; top-right intimate direct/near-camera gaze behind the bangled forearm; bottom-left relaxed seated posture with hands resting naturally; bottom-right lowered, peaceful sideways gaze with a gentle introspective expression. Do not let the source photo expression override the reference.
NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: no identity drift, no face replacement, no resemblance to the reference person, no facial beautification, no altered facial proportions, no excessive makeup, no plastic skin, no artificial symmetry, no incorrect ethnicity, no gender change, no extra people, no duplicate subjects within a panel, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no missing fingers, no malformed jewelry, no warped sari patterns, no incorrect anatomy, no modern clothing, no harsh flash, no excessive HDR, no oversharpening, no cartoon or CGI appearance. Preserve the user’s identity above everything else while faithfully reproducing the reference’s expression, gaze, poses, styling, composition, lighting, and photographic mood.

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