Maroon Saree Portrait Collage

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable facial identity, facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and distinctive facial characteristics. Do not copy the identity of the reference subject, do not blend faces, and do not beautify, reshape, slim, age, de-age, feminize, masculinize, or otherwise redesign the user’s face. The user’s identity and natural gender presentation must remain unchanged. The uploaded reference image controls HOW the user appears: expression, emotion, gaze, head position, pose, styling, composition, camera perspective, lighting, and environment. Recreate the reference as a realistic four-panel vertical photographic collage consisting of four different but visually consistent portraits of the same person, separated by thin clean white dividing lines. Maintain the same overall 2-column × 2-row arrangement and portrait-oriented composition. PANEL 1 — Upper Left: Create a medium-to-medium-full portrait of the subject standing outdoors, body angled slightly away while the upper body turns naturally toward the camera. The subject has a calm, confident, subtly serious expression with a soft closed-mouth look and relaxed facial muscles. Head tilted slightly toward one side, eyes looking directly toward the camera. Long, voluminous dark hair falls naturally over the shoulders and down the front of the body with loose flowing strands framing the face. Dress the subject in a deep burgundy/maroon traditional sari with an ornate gold embroidered border and subtle traditional detailing. Add traditional silver jhumka-style dangling earrings and dark bangles on the wrist. Frame from approximately the waist/chest upward with a natural eye-level camera perspective. Use soft outdoor daylight, a muted green leafy background, shallow depth of field, realistic skin texture, natural shadows, and a warm elegant editorial-photography appearance. PANEL 2 — Upper Right: Create a closer head-and-upper-torso portrait of the same user identity and same outfit. The body remains naturally angled while the face turns toward the camera. Match the reference’s gentle, composed expression, relaxed closed lips, subtle confidence, and direct eye contact. Keep the head slightly tilted, with loose strands of long dark hair crossing naturally around the face. Clearly show the ornate maroon-and-gold sari border and large silver traditional jhumka earring. Use a close camera distance with natural facial proportions, approximately a portrait lens perspective, soft background blur, muted green outdoor foliage, gentle daylight, realistic pores and skin texture, and natural photographic detail. PANEL 3 — Lower Left: Show the subject from a three-quarter rear/side angle, with the back and shoulder turned toward the camera while the head rotates gently back toward the side rather than fully facing the camera. Reproduce the reference’s calm, introspective expression and downward/sideward gaze. The long dark hair should be highly visible flowing down the back in thick natural waves. The deep maroon sari should drape naturally over the shoulder and back, with its intricate gold embroidered border clearly visible along the fabric. One arm should extend naturally downward/outward according to the reference pose. Maintain the same traditional silver earring. Use a medium-full framing, natural outdoor setting, softly blurred greenery and stone/neutral background elements, soft daylight, subtle shadows, realistic fabric folds, and authentic photographic depth. PANEL 4 — Lower Right: Create a close-up portrait of the same user identity with the head tilted downward and slightly to the side. Reproduce the reference’s quiet, thoughtful expression and lowered gaze, with the eyes looking downward rather than at the camera. Keep the lips gently closed and naturally relaxed. Long dark hair surrounds the face and cascades over the shoulder, with several loose strands falling naturally near the cheek. Show the maroon sari and detailed gold border prominently in the lower portion of the frame, together with the silver jhumka earring. Use a close portrait perspective, shallow depth of field, soft natural daylight, muted green foliage behind the subject, realistic skin texture, subtle natural shadows, and refined editorial photography. Across all four panels, maintain perfect identity consistency: the person must unmistakably remain the user from the uploaded photo, while the reference supplies the exact expressions, gaze directions, head angles, body positioning, clothing, accessories, and photographic behavior. Preserve natural anatomy, realistic hands, correct facial proportions, believable hair strands, authentic sari fabric, and physically accurate jewelry. Use cohesive outdoor lighting and color grading across all panels: deep burgundy/maroon clothing, antique-gold embroidery, silver jewelry, dark natural hair, soft green foliage, warm neutral skin tones, gentle contrast, and subtle cinematic depth. The final result should look like a professionally photographed four-image portrait collage rather than an AI illustration, with photorealistic detail, natural imperfections, realistic textures, soft background bokeh, crisp facial detail, and no artificial plastic skin. Keep the white dividing lines clean and narrow, preserve the exact 2×2 collage structure, and do not add text, logos, watermarks, borders beyond the reference’s panel separators, or unrelated objects. Aspect ratio: approximately 2:3 vertical overall composition. Identity priority is absolute: USER PHOTO = WHO THE PERSON IS; REFERENCE IMAGE = HOW THE PERSON LOOKS, POSES, EXPRESSES, AND APPEARS IN THE SCENE.

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