Regal Crown Portrait

Use the uploaded user photo as the **ONLY identity reference** for the person/persons being generated. Preserve the user's exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial structure, face shape, proportions, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, hair characteristics, facial hair if present, and every distinctive facial feature. Do not copy the identity of anyone from the reference image. Do not beautify, redesign, slim, age, de-age, masculinize, feminize, or otherwise reinterpret the user's identity. The user's photo determines WHO the subject is; the reference determines HOW the subject appears, poses, dresses, and expresses themselves.
Recreate the reference image as a highly realistic black-and-white cinematic studio portrait with the same dramatic royal/editorial concept and vertical composition. Show the user as the seated foreground subject in an elegant formal portrait, while a second adult figure stands directly behind them and holds an ornate jeweled crown above the seated subject's head. If only one identity photo is supplied, preserve that supplied identity for the primary subject and generate the additional supporting figure as a fictional adult person without resembling any recognizable real individual.
PRIMARY SUBJECT — POSE & BODY: Position the main subject seated prominently in the lower-center foreground on a classic dark upholstered wooden chair. The torso is upright with relaxed shoulders and elegant posture. The body faces mostly toward the camera with a subtle three-quarter orientation. Both arms rest naturally across the lap, with one forearm extending horizontally across the body and the hands gently overlapping near the opposite side of the lap. Keep the hands anatomically natural, graceful, relaxed, and proportional. The subject wears a sophisticated strapless black evening gown with a structured sweetheart neckline and fitted bodice, flowing into a voluminous satin-like skirt that spreads across the lower frame. Preserve realistic fabric folds, sheen, weight, and draping.
PRIMARY SUBJECT — HEAD, EXPRESSION & GAZE: Reconstruct the facial expression from the reference rather than copying the expression in the user's source photo. The expression is calm, poised, confident, elegant, and subtly enigmatic, with a very restrained closed-mouth smile. The eyes are open and directed straight toward the camera/viewer. Maintain the reference's composed eyebrow position, relaxed eyelids, gentle facial tension, and refined expression. The head is held upright with only a very slight natural angle, centered toward the camera. Do not allow the user's original gaze, facial expression, or head position to override the reference.
HAIR & STYLING: Adapt the reference hairstyle to the user's own natural hair while preserving their identity and recognizable hair characteristics. Style the hair in a polished, elegant formal manner similar to the reference, with smooth controlled volume and a refined swept-back appearance where compatible with the user's natural hair. Do not replace the user's distinctive hairline or fundamentally change their identity.
SECOND FIGURE — POSITION & ACTION: Behind the seated subject, place a tall adult figure standing centrally and slightly farther from the camera. Their upper body is visible from approximately the waist/chest upward, partially concealed behind the seated subject. They wear a sharply tailored, completely black formal suit or tuxedo with a high, elegant silhouette and minimal visible detailing. Both arms are raised symmetrically toward the center, elbows bent outward, with both hands carefully holding an elaborate jeweled royal crown above and slightly in front of the seated subject's head, as though ceremonially presenting or crowning them. The crown is large, ornate, symmetrical, richly decorated with numerous bright gemstones, pearls, arches, pointed details, and a prominent central ornament. Keep the crown clearly visible and positioned horizontally between the standing figure's hands.
SECOND FIGURE — EXPRESSION & GAZE: The standing figure has a serious, controlled, dignified expression matching the reference. Their eyes look directly toward the camera. Their head is upright and centered, with a restrained, authoritative facial expression and no exaggerated smile. Their facial identity must remain entirely fictional and must not imitate a recognizable real person.
COMPOSITION: Match the reference's tall portrait framing and approximately 9:16 vertical aspect ratio. Use a full-length-to-medium-full composition for the seated subject, showing the chair, upper body, hands, gown, and most of the flowing skirt. The standing figure occupies the central upper portion. Keep the crown precisely between the two figures and visually aligned above the seated subject's head. Maintain the strong vertical symmetry of the reference while allowing the gown to occupy the lower foreground. Do not crop away the crown, hands, face, chair, or important gown details.
CAMERA: Eye-level professional studio camera positioned directly in front of the subjects, approximately chest-to-eye height relative to the seated subject. Use a natural portrait perspective resembling a 50–70mm full-frame lens, avoiding wide-angle distortion. Keep facial proportions realistic and natural. The image should feel like a carefully staged high-fashion editorial photograph rather than a casual snapshot.
LIGHTING: Reproduce the dramatic monochrome studio lighting of the reference. Use a strong directional key light from the upper-left/front-left, illuminating the faces and creating pronounced chiaroscuro modeling across the cheekbones, nose, jawline, shoulders, hands, and gown. The opposite side falls into deep controlled shadow. Create a clearly defined large shadow silhouette of the standing figure on the plain wall toward the left side of the image. Keep highlights bright but detailed, especially on the crown, eyes, skin, and satin gown. Use subtle fill only where necessary to retain facial detail in the shadows.
BACKGROUND & ENVIRONMENT: Place the subjects against a simple smooth studio wall with a neutral gray-to-white tonal gradient created by the lighting. The left side of the background is darker and contains the prominent cast shadow; the right side is considerably brighter. No distracting furniture, decorations, text, logos, scenery, or modern objects. The chair is the only significant environmental object besides the crown.
BLACK-AND-WHITE STYLE: Render the entire image in rich monochrome black and white. Use deep blacks in the suits and gown, luminous gray skin tones, bright silver-white highlights on the jewelry, and smooth tonal transitions. Preserve realistic skin texture rather than excessive airbrushing. Add subtle fine-grain photographic texture and premium editorial contrast while retaining crisp detail.
MATERIALS & DETAILS: Make the crown highly intricate and photorealistic, with realistic metallic structure and sparkling gemstones that catch the key light. The black gown should have realistic satin reflections and natural folds. The suit should absorb most light and remain elegantly deep black while retaining subtle tailoring details. The chair should appear dark, classic, upholstered, and slightly reflective along its wooden or polished edges.
MOOD: The final photograph should communicate regal elegance, sophistication, authority, romance, ceremony, mystery, and timeless luxury. It should feel like an iconic black-and-white royal fashion editorial portrait.
PHOTOREALISM: Maximum photorealism, anatomically correct hands and fingers, realistic skin pores and texture, accurate facial proportions, natural hair strands, physically plausible fabric, jewelry reflections, shadows, perspective, and lighting. Maintain extremely high detail without plastic skin, artificial facial reconstruction, warped hands, duplicated fingers, distorted jewelry, malformed crown geometry, or unnatural anatomy.
IDENTITY PRIORITY: User photo = exact identity only. Reference image = expression, emotion, gaze, head position, body pose, clothing concept, crown placement, composition, lighting, camera perspective, environment, and photographic style. Never replace the user's identity with the reference subject. Never copy the reference person's facial identity. The final result must unmistakably remain the same person as the uploaded user photo while faithfully recreating the reference image's pose, expression, gaze, composition, and cinematic visual treatment.

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