Olive Green Studio 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 and proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, mouth structure, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, hair characteristics, facial hair if present, and every distinctive facial feature. **Do not copy, imitate, replace, or blend the identity or facial characteristics of the reference subject. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or reinterpret the user’s face. The user’s gender and identity must remain completely unchanged.** The uploaded user photo provides WHO THE PERSON IS; the reference image provides HOW THAT person appears in this scene.
Recreate the reference image as closely as possible as a photorealistic studio portrait. Match the reference subject’s **facial expression, emotion, gaze, head position, body posture, arm placement, clothing, framing, background, lighting, colors, and overall visual composition**, while replacing the reference subject’s identity with the exact identity from the uploaded user photo.
**POSE & BODY POSITION:** Create a centered, upright portrait with the subject standing directly in front of the camera. The torso faces essentially straight toward the camera with a relaxed, symmetrical posture. Both arms are folded naturally across the lower chest/upper waist: one forearm crosses horizontally over the other, with the hands and wrists naturally tucked near the opposite elbows/forearms. Reproduce the reference’s exact crossed-arm arrangement, relaxed shoulders, straight posture, and natural body proportions. Do not invent a different pose.
**HEAD, EXPRESSION & GAZE:** Keep the user’s exact facial identity, but reconstruct the reference subject’s expression. The head is upright and nearly straight-on with only a very subtle natural angle, not a dramatic tilt. The subject looks directly into the camera with steady eye contact. Eyes are naturally open and relaxed, eyebrows calm and neutral, lips gently closed with a soft neutral expression. No smile, no exaggerated emotion, no teeth showing, and no expression from the original user photo should override the reference expression. Preserve the reference’s calm, composed, slightly serious fashion-portrait mood.
**HAIR:** Recreate the reference hairstyle as a styling cue while preserving the user’s own natural hair characteristics and identity. Hair is arranged in a loose, slightly messy low/up-style arrangement with a center part, soft volume around the crown, loose wispy strands framing both sides of the face, and a few naturally escaping strands around the temples and cheeks. Do not copy the reference person’s hair texture or identity-specific characteristics if they conflict with the user’s own appearance; adapt the hairstyle naturally to the user.
**CLOTHING:** Dress the subject in a muted olive/khaki-green long-sleeve wrap-style dress or blouse with a modest V-shaped overlapping front neckline. The garment has slightly voluminous gathered/puffed sleeves, softly wrinkled natural fabric, and fitted elastic/gathered cuffs around the wrists. The waist is defined with a thin matching olive fabric tie or belt, creating subtle gathers and folds below the waist. Keep the clothing simple, elegant, monochromatic, and understated. No visible jewelry or distracting accessories.
**FRAMING & COMPOSITION:** Match the reference’s vertical portrait composition. Use approximately a **4:5 vertical aspect ratio**. Frame the subject centrally from approximately the upper thighs/hip area to slightly above the top of the head, with the entire head visible and comfortable space above it. The subject occupies the central portion of the image with generous negative space surrounding the upper body. Keep the composition symmetrical and clean. Do not crop the arms, shoulders, head, or waist unnaturally.
**CAMERA:** Use a straight-on, eye-level camera positioned directly in front of the subject, approximately at chest/face height. Medium-full fashion portrait perspective with natural proportions and minimal wide-angle distortion. Simulate approximately an 80–100mm portrait lens, with realistic facial proportions and gentle compression. Keep the camera parallel to the subject rather than using a high or low angle.
**BACKGROUND:** Recreate the seamless plain olive-green studio backdrop. The entire background should be a uniform muted earthy olive/green tone closely harmonized with the dress, with subtle natural tonal variation and a very soft vignette or studio falloff. No furniture, architecture, props, scenery, patterns, objects, text, logos, or visible background details.
**LIGHTING:** Use soft, warm, diffused studio lighting coming primarily from the front with gentle directional shaping across the face and clothing. Create subtle shadows beneath the chin, around the neck, between the crossed arms, and within the garment folds, while keeping the overall illumination soft and flattering but realistic. Preserve natural skin texture, pores, freckles, fine facial details, and realistic fabric texture. Avoid harsh highlights, excessive contrast, artificial glow, or plastic-looking skin.
**COLOR & STYLE:** Maintain the reference’s earthy monochromatic palette: muted olive-green clothing against a closely matching olive-green background, with natural warm skin tones providing gentle contrast. Photorealistic high-end editorial fashion photography, understated cinematic color grading, realistic fabric wrinkles, natural skin detail, soft tonal transitions, crisp facial focus, subtle depth of field, and refined studio portrait aesthetics.
**FINAL IMAGE PRIORITY:** The result must unmistakably look like the person in the uploaded user photo, not the person in the reference. Transfer only the reference’s scene, composition, pose, expression, gaze, head position, hairstyle concept, clothing, lighting, color palette, camera perspective, and visual style. Do not merge facial features from the reference into the user. Do not alter the user’s recognizable identity. No extra people, no props, no text, no watermark, no logos, no beauty-filter effect, no facial reconstruction that changes identity, and no unintended changes to the reference composition.

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