Floral Bloom & Sunset Golden Hour Vibes

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, skin tone, natural skin texture, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, hairline, and distinctive features. Do not copy or recreate the reference subject’s identity. Do not beautify, redesign, age, de-age, or alter the user’s facial identity. The user must remain unmistakably themselves, regardless of any gender, facial features, hairstyle, or appearance differences between the user photo and reference. Use the reference image only as the visual blueprint for the scene, pose, expression, gaze, styling, composition, lighting, and photographic appearance.
Recreate the reference as a vertical full-body outdoor photograph in a lush flowering garden during warm late-afternoon/golden-hour light. Place the user’s subject standing slightly right of center, shown from head to feet, with the camera approximately at chest-to-waist height and positioned several meters away using a natural portrait perspective around 50–70mm. Maintain the same vertical composition and generous surrounding garden environment. The subject’s body is mostly facing toward the camera with a subtle three-quarter orientation, standing naturally and relaxed. Keep the posture elongated and casual, with the weight primarily supported through one leg and the other leg positioned naturally slightly forward/offset. One arm hangs down beside the body holding a small loose bouquet of freshly picked flowers; the opposite arm is raised with the hand gently touching/adjusting hair near the forehead and temple. Reproduce the same arm, elbow, wrist, and hand placement and relaxed finger positioning as closely as possible.
The head is turned noticeably toward the subject’s side rather than facing the camera. Reproduce the reference head rotation and slight downward/sideward inclination. The subject is looking away from the camera toward the flowers/garden at the side, with the eyes directed sideways and slightly downward. The gaze must NOT follow the user’s source-photo gaze. Reconstruct the reference’s quiet, introspective, gentle expression: relaxed eyes, naturally composed eyebrows, closed relaxed lips, subtle thoughtful/calm mood, no smile, no exaggerated emotion. Preserve the user’s identity while changing only the expression, gaze, and head pose to match the reference.
Dress the subject in clothing matching the reference composition: a sleeveless warm red/rust-red patterned tunic or peplum-style top with a fitted upper portion and slightly flared lower section, featuring intricate small traditional floral/ornamental motifs in lighter cream, beige, and muted warm tones. Pair it with loose, flowing black or very dark charcoal wide-leg trousers extending to the ankles/feet. Keep the clothing proportions, silhouette, fabric drape, folds, and overall styling consistent with the reference. Add small delicate dangling earrings. The hand touching the hair should remain natural and understated. The other hand should hold a compact, irregular bouquet containing vivid pink/magenta blossoms mixed with small yellow/orange flowers and green foliage.
Recreate the environment precisely: a dense garden pathway surrounded by abundant flowering bushes, with large clusters of vivid magenta, hot-pink, crimson, and red flowers filling much of the background and foreground, interspersed with green leaves and smaller warm yellow/orange blossoms. The subject stands on a narrow earthy garden path with scattered leaves and small natural debris visible near the feet. Keep dense vegetation behind and around the subject rather than an open lawn or artificial studio background. Include flowers close to the camera in the foreground, especially along the left and lower-left edges.
Create strong shallow-depth-of-field separation. The subject should be comparatively recognizable and detailed while the surrounding flowers and foliage become softly blurred. Reproduce the distinctive dreamy motion-blurred floral appearance of the reference: foreground flowers and leaves show noticeable horizontal/diagonal motion softness and painterly streaking, as though photographed with slight intentional camera movement or a slow shutter while the subject remains relatively more stable. Keep the motion blur organic and photographic, not like an artificial blur filter. Background flowers should have soft, glowing bokeh and layered depth.
Use warm golden-hour backlighting filtering through the foliage from the upper-right/background. Add soft amber sunlight around the subject’s hair and shoulders, gentle highlights on the face and clothing, warm luminous haze, and subtle rim lighting around the hair. Preserve natural shadows under the foliage and around the clothing while avoiding harsh contrast. The overall color palette should be warm, nostalgic, earthy, romantic, and slightly vintage, with rich reds, magentas, deep greens, golden yellows, warm browns, and amber highlights.
Match the reference’s photographic aesthetic: candid editorial garden portrait, soft analog-film character, warm nostalgic color grading, subtle grain, slightly dreamy atmosphere, gentle halation around bright highlights, realistic skin texture, natural fabric detail, organic imperfections, and soft sunlight bloom. Avoid overly sharp digital rendering, plastic skin, excessive HDR, artificial skin smoothing, excessive saturation, fantasy effects, or studio lighting.
Composition must remain faithful to the reference: vertical 4:5-style framing, full-body subject, subject occupying roughly the central-middle portion of the frame, dense flowering foliage surrounding her/him on all sides, flowers partially overlapping the frame edges, warm bright foliage toward the upper-right, darker dense greenery toward the upper-left, and the garden path visible beneath and behind the subject. Maintain the same visual balance, camera distance, perspective, subject scale, and environmental depth. Do not crop off the feet or head.
IMPORTANT IDENTITY/EXPRESSION RULE: the uploaded user photo determines WHO the subject is; the reference determines HOW that person appears in this scene. Transfer the reference’s head rotation, sideways/downward gaze, calm thoughtful facial expression, body posture, hand positions, clothing, environment, lighting, composition, and photographic style, while preserving the user’s exact identity. Do not reproduce the reference person’s face or identity. Do not use the user photo’s original facial expression, gaze, head angle, or pose. The final result must look like the user naturally photographed in this exact garden scene and pose, with photorealistic anatomy, realistic hands and fingers, coherent clothing, accurate proportions, and seamless identity preservation.

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