Graceful Elegance in Maroon & Floral Dupatta Tags:

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable facial identity and natural appearance: facial structure, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and all distinctive facial characteristics. Do not copy, blend, replace, beautify, or reinterpret the reference subject’s identity. The reference image is ONLY a visual guide for pose, expression, styling, composition, environment, lighting, and overall appearance. If the user is a different gender from the reference subject, keep the user’s gender and identity completely unchanged.
Recreate the reference as a vertical 9:16 portrait with the subject occupying most of the frame, shown from approximately the upper thighs/waist area upward. The camera is positioned around eye level with a natural portrait perspective, slightly close to the subject, producing a flattering but realistic medium shot. The subject is centered slightly toward the middle of the frame, facing the camera in a relaxed three-quarter body orientation. Her shoulders are gently angled while her face turns toward the camera. The head is held upright with a subtle natural tilt, and the neck and shoulders remain relaxed.
Reproduce the reference facial behavior precisely using the user’s identity: a gentle, warm, subtle closed-mouth smile with relaxed cheeks, soft friendly eyes, naturally raised/relaxed eyebrows, and a calm, pleasant expression. The subject looks directly toward the camera with a soft, confident gaze. Do NOT use the facial expression, gaze, or head position from the user’s source photo; use the reference expression and gaze while preserving only the user’s identity.
Recreate the exact hand and arm arrangement: both arms are positioned naturally in front of the torso around waist level, with the forearms crossing/overlapping gently. The hands rest together in a relaxed feminine pose near the lower center of the frame, fingers naturally arranged and anatomically correct. Preserve realistic wrists, fingers, and proportions. The subject wears a simple wristwatch on one wrist and a delicate thin bracelet on the other, matching the reference placement and understated appearance.
Recreate the clothing and styling shown in the reference: a deep maroon/wine-colored traditional South Asian long-sleeved kurta with a modest fitted silhouette and a distinctive scalloped/rounded neckline. The neckline has a small central teardrop-shaped opening below the collar area. A purple/mauve printed dupatta is draped naturally over one shoulder and across the front of the body, hanging downward along the right side of the image. The dupatta has a delicate repeating floral pattern with lighter pink/lavender flowers and botanical details. Preserve realistic fabric folds, draping, weight, texture, and layering. Clothing must adapt naturally to the user’s body while maintaining the same overall silhouette, colors, neckline, sleeve length, and arrangement from the reference.
Recreate the hairstyle as closely as appropriate to the reference while keeping the user recognizable: dark hair gathered into a loose, slightly messy low bun positioned behind the head, with natural volume and several soft loose strands framing the face and falling around the cheeks and neck. The hairstyle should look casually arranged rather than perfectly styled. Do not alter the user’s facial identity to accommodate the hairstyle.
The background is a simple warm off-white/cream wall with a clean, minimal appearance and no distracting objects. Near the upper center of the image, include a small hand-drawn dark brown heart outline with thin curved decorative lines extending horizontally from both sides, matching the reference placement and delicate appearance. Keep the background uncluttered and softly textured.
Use soft, warm, diffused indoor lighting coming primarily from the front/upper-front direction, producing gentle illumination across the face and clothing with subtle natural shadows. Preserve realistic skin highlights and soft shadow transitions without harsh contrast. The overall color palette should be warm and muted: cream background, deep maroon clothing, dusty purple floral dupatta, natural skin tones, dark brown decorative heart, and dark hair.
Match the reference’s visual style: realistic high-quality portrait photography with a subtle polished editorial/social-media aesthetic, natural skin texture, realistic facial detail, accurate fabric texture, soft tonal rendering, and mild depth of field. Keep the subject sharply detailed while the plain background remains slightly softer. Avoid excessive beauty retouching, artificial plastic skin, exaggerated makeup, facial reshaping, oversmoothing, or an obviously AI-generated appearance.
Preserve the exact overall composition and visual hierarchy of the reference: vertical portrait framing, head positioned around the upper-middle portion, ample negative space above the head containing the small heart decoration, torso and folded arms extending toward the bottom edge, and the dupatta forming a prominent purple vertical area along the subject’s right side. Maintain realistic proportions and perspective throughout.
Include small natural styling details visible in the reference, such as subtle earrings, natural eyebrows, understated makeup, a tiny dark bindi centered above the eyebrows, the wristwatch, delicate bracelet, and loose strands of hair, but ensure all facial characteristics remain those of the uploaded user. Keep accessories proportionate and realistic.
The final image must look like the person from the uploaded user photo placed naturally into the exact visual scenario of the reference image. Identity comes exclusively from the user photo; expression, emotion, gaze, head pose, body pose, clothing, accessories, composition, background, lighting, camera perspective, and artistic style come from the reference. Do not reproduce the reference person’s identity or facial features. Do not change the user into the reference person. Do not use the source-photo expression or pose. Prioritize identity preservation first, then reference expression and gaze, then body pose and composition, then clothing and environment, then lighting and style.

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