3 panel layout

Use the uploaded photo as the only identity and facial reference. Create a single vertical 9:16 three-panel fashion portrait, arranged as three equal horizontal photographs stacked vertically with no gaps between them. The same girl must appear consistently in all three panels. Preserve her exact facial identity, facial proportions, eye shape, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, skin tone, natural skin texture, age, and recognizable appearance. Do not alter or redesign her face to match another person.

The entire series should feel like it was photographed during one intimate indoor fashion portrait session, using the same outfit, hairstyle, jewelry, makeup, background, camera character, and warm muted lighting throughout.

PANEL 1 — CLOSE-UP / JEWELRY + OUTFIT DETAIL

Make the first panel a tightly cropped upper-body beauty photograph. Crop the composition from around the lower neck and shoulders upward, with the top portion of the face partially outside the frame so that the eyes are not visible. Show the lower half of her face clearly, including her nose, lips, chin, neck, and part of her cheeks.

Her lips should have a soft muted rosy-pink glossy tint, with natural-looking definition rather than heavy lipstick. Keep the skin warm, smooth-looking but still naturally textured.

Show the outfit prominently in this panel. She wears a luxurious dusty blush-pink traditional South Asian outfit, made from delicate sheer-looking fabric with an opaque embroidered base underneath. The neckline and chest area are densely decorated with extremely fine silver-gold threadwork, tiny sequins, miniature floral motifs, small reflective embellishments, and intricate hand-embroidered patterns. The embroidery should look handcrafted and densely packed rather than like a printed pattern.

The sleeves should be semi-sheer blush-pink fabric covered with scattered delicate embroidery and tiny ornamental details. Make the clothing look moderately heavy and luxurious while retaining a soft feminine appearance.

Her long black hair falls naturally around and behind her shoulders, appearing thick, smooth, slightly soft and naturally voluminous rather than perfectly styled.

Add ornate traditional dangling earrings visible beside her face. The earrings should be detailed, antique-inspired South Asian jewelry with small hanging elements and a slightly oxidized silver-gold appearance.

The background should be extremely dark and warm, almost charcoal-brown/black, with no visible scenery. Use soft low-key indoor lighting that gently illuminates the face, jewelry, and embroidery while allowing the background to fall into shadow.

PANEL 2 — SIDE-ANGLE PORTRAIT / HAND THROUGH HAIR

The second panel should be a medium close-up showing her face, upper torso, and part of her arms.

Turn her body slightly sideways while keeping her face turned back toward the camera. Her gaze should meet the lens directly with a calm, slightly dreamy expression and a subtle closed-mouth pout.

Her right-side hand should reach across the side of her face and rest naturally near her ear and hair, with her fingers gently touching the hair beside the ear. The elbow should extend outward toward the right side of the composition. Make the hand anatomically correct with naturally separated fingers.

Her wrist should be heavily decorated with multiple stacked bangles: several thin champagne-gold and pale metallic bangles layered together, combined with distinctive black bangles that create alternating dark-and-light bands. Add a few delicate dangling bracelet ornaments hanging from the wrist.

Her hair should remain long, thick, black, and naturally flowing down her back and around her shoulders. Keep a soft side-parted front section framing the forehead and cheek, with a few smooth strands naturally following the face.

Her makeup should be clearly visible here: softly elongated black eyeliner, subtle kajal along the eyes, naturally defined lashes, softly shaped brows, muted rosy blush across the cheeks, a delicate highlight on the upper cheekbones and nose, and muted rose-pink glossy lips. The makeup should be moderately glamorous but carefully fitted to her actual facial proportions.

Keep the same blush-pink embroidered outfit. Make the sleeve on the raised arm especially visible, showing the translucent fabric, dense silver-gold embroidery, floral motifs, tiny sequins, and fine ornamental handwork.

Keep the background a plain dark warm taupe/brown wall with very little visual detail. Use soft frontal-to-side lighting with gentle shadows around the face and hair.

PANEL 3 — HAND AGAINST CHEEK / SOFT BEAUTY PORTRAIT

The third panel should be another intimate medium close-up, showing her face, neck, shoulders, upper chest, and part of her arms.

Place one hand vertically against the side of her face, with the palm and fingers gently supporting her cheek. Her fingers should extend upward naturally along the side of her face without covering her eyes. Her wrist should remain visible in the foreground.

Repeat the layered bangle styling on this wrist: multiple delicate champagne-gold metallic bangles mixed with several black bangles, arranged in a dense but elegant stack. Include a few small hanging jewelry chains/ornaments attached around the wrist area.

Her head should remain upright with a slight natural tilt toward the hand. She should look directly toward the camera with a soft, composed, slightly dreamy expression. Her lips should remain gently closed with the same muted rosy-pink glossy color.

Show her long black hair spreading naturally behind her shoulders and along the sides of the frame. Keep the same soft side part and face-framing strands established in the previous panels.

The third panel must clearly display the ornate neckline and upper portion of the same blush-pink outfit. The embroidery should be extremely detailed: dense silver-gold threadwork, tiny floral designs, miniature sequins, fine bead-like embellishments, and delicate traditional motifs covering the fabric. The sleeves should remain semi-sheer with intricate embroidery.

MAKEUP — KEEP IDENTICAL IN ALL THREE PANELS

Use one consistent makeup look throughout the entire three-panel composition. Give her softly defined black eyeliner with a subtle elongated outer corner, light kajal, naturally separated lashes, softly groomed eyebrows, a small amount of warm rosy blush, very subtle contouring that follows her existing facial structure, delicate luminous highlights on the cheekbones and bridge of the nose, and muted rose-pink glossy lips.

The makeup should look polished, slightly glamorous, feminine, and glossy, but never thick or theatrical. Preserve visible natural skin texture and make every makeup element follow the actual proportions of the reference face. Do not change the shape of her eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, or jaw.

OVERALL PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE

Make all three panels look like authentic photographs from the same portrait session. Use a warm muted brown-and-blush color palette, soft low-key indoor illumination, gentle shadows, slightly subdued contrast, subtle photographic softness, and a delicate nostalgic film-like texture. Keep the background simple and dark so the face, black hair, jewelry, and blush-pink embroidery remain the visual focus.

The final image should feel intimate, feminine, luxurious, slightly mysterious, and editorial rather than like a heavily edited AI beauty image. Keep realistic hands, realistic jewelry, believable fabric texture, natural anatomy, and consistent facial identity across all three panels.

Do not introduce different outfits, different hairstyles, different makeup styles, different backgrounds, extra people, text, captions, logos, stickers, decorative frames, watermarks, or artificial facial alterations.

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