Crimson Carpet Elegance — Женщина и Лошадь

Use the uploaded user photo as the **ONLY identity reference** for the human subject. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial structure, face shape, facial proportions, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, hairstyle characteristics, facial hair if present, and every distinctive facial feature. Do not copy the identity of the person in the reference image. Do not beautify, redesign, slim, age, de-age, masculinize, feminize, or otherwise reinterpret the user’s face. The user must remain unmistakably the same person from their uploaded photo.
Recreate the reference image as closely as possible while transferring its visual behavior and styling onto the user’s identity. Create a highly photorealistic, cinematic fine-art fashion photograph in a vertical 9:16 composition. Show the user as the primary human subject walking slowly beside a large dark brown/black horse, recreating the exact elegant editorial arrangement of the reference.
BODY POSE & POSITION: Place the subject in the lower-center/right portion of the frame, standing in a relaxed walking posture with the torso upright and slightly angled toward the camera’s left. One leg is extended naturally forward with the bare front foot contacting the floor, while the other leg remains partially concealed beneath the flowing garment. Keep the arms relaxed: the nearer arm hangs naturally downward beside the body with the hand visible around thigh level, fingers relaxed and naturally separated; the opposite arm is largely concealed by the draped fabric. Reproduce the graceful, unhurried movement and natural weight distribution of the reference rather than creating a static standing pose.
HEAD, EXPRESSION & GAZE: Reconstruct the reference subject’s head position and expression independently from the user’s source-photo expression. The head is held upright with a subtle turn toward screen-left, slightly angled downward. The face has a calm, serious, introspective and composed expression, with relaxed eyebrows, softly focused eyes, closed relaxed lips, and no smile. The eyes look toward screen-left/downward, away from the camera, with a quiet contemplative gaze. Do not copy the user’s original facial expression, gaze, or head angle; preserve the user’s identity while reproducing this exact emotional behavior and gaze direction.
CLOTHING: Dress the user in an elegant traditional South Asian draped garment inspired by the reference: a richly patterned deep burgundy/crimson and dark navy-red textile with intricate Persian/Oriental carpet-inspired floral, paisley, medallion and geometric motifs in muted cream, beige, brown and subtle gold tones. The fabric should wrap naturally around the body like a luxurious sari/shawl and cascade dramatically from the shoulder down toward the floor. Keep the draping modest, graceful and fashion-editorial, with realistic folds, layered fabric, weight, texture and subtle fabric sheen. A matching portion of the patterned textile extends behind and around the horse, creating the impression that the horse is also covered with an elaborate red patterned ceremonial textile. Preserve the visual relationship and pattern density of the reference.
HORSE: Position a large mature dark brown/black horse immediately behind and slightly to the left of the subject. Its head occupies the left-middle area of the frame, facing screen-left in a calm lowered position. Reproduce the horse’s dark glossy coat, long black mane, upright ears, realistic anatomy, dark expressive eye, broad muzzle and detailed bridle. Add a simple dark leather bridle and reins hanging naturally downward. The horse’s body extends horizontally across the middle-right background and is covered with the same rich burgundy-red ornamental patterned textile, featuring dense floral and medallion motifs, realistic folds and substantial woven texture. The horse must remain anatomically correct and naturally integrated with the subject.
ENVIRONMENT: Recreate the luxurious textile-gallery/studio environment from the reference. The background consists of several large vertically hanging traditional Oriental/Persian-style carpets in deep burgundy, crimson, dark brown and muted cream tones. They feature dense symmetrical geometric borders, repeating floral/medallion motifs and intricate woven patterns. Place one dominant large red carpet directly behind the horse and subject, with additional carpet panels visible along the far left and far right edges. Keep the background dark, sophisticated, warm and slightly mysterious. The lower portion transitions into a simple dark brown studio floor with subtle matte texture.
COMPOSITION: Match the reference framing precisely: vertical full-body fashion composition, subject occupying approximately the central-right portion, horse’s head and neck filling the left-middle portion, horse body extending horizontally behind the subject, and patterned textile trailing from the subject toward the bottom-right corner. Leave enough negative space around the upper body while maintaining the intimate scale of the horse and human. The subject’s entire body and extended garment should remain visible, including the bare forward foot and long trailing fabric near the bottom edge. Do not crop the horse’s head or the subject’s feet.
CAMERA: Use an eye-level to slightly low eye-level fashion-photography perspective, camera positioned several meters away with a natural medium-telephoto perspective approximately equivalent to 70–85mm full-frame. Avoid wide-angle distortion. Keep vertical lines natural and proportions realistic. The composition should feel like a carefully staged luxury editorial photograph rather than a snapshot.
LIGHTING: Use soft, warm, directional studio lighting from the upper front-left, gently illuminating the subject’s face, hair, garment and the horse’s head while allowing the surrounding carpets to fall into rich subdued shadows. Create subtle highlights on the horse’s glossy coat and realistic dimensionality in the textile. Use controlled low-key contrast, warm brown/red tonal harmony, soft shadow transitions and delicate ambient fill. No harsh flash, no blown highlights, no artificial neon lighting.
DETAIL & MATERIALS: Render extremely realistic human anatomy, natural skin pores and texture, individual hair strands, realistic eyes, authentic fabric fibers, embroidery, carpet weave, leather bridle texture, horse hair and coat reflections. Preserve physically accurate contact shadows between feet, garment, horse and floor. The trailing fabric must interact naturally with the ground and have believable folds and weight.
STYLE: Ultra-photorealistic luxury fashion editorial photography, cinematic fine-art portraiture, sophisticated South Asian textile aesthetic, museum-quality textile styling, rich burgundy and dark-earth color palette, subtle filmic tonality, realistic depth, refined contrast, natural skin rendering, premium photographic detail, restrained atmospheric mood. Use shallow-to-moderate depth of field so the subject and horse remain sharply detailed while distant carpet details gradually soften without becoming excessively blurred.
NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS: Do not alter the user’s identity. Do not use the reference person’s face. Do not copy the user’s original expression, smile, gaze or head pose. No face swapping artifacts, identity drift, generic facial features, plastic skin, excessive beauty retouching, distorted anatomy, extra fingers, malformed hands, duplicated limbs, incorrect horse anatomy, floating fabric, unrealistic shadows, modern background objects, text, logos, watermark, excessive saturation, cartoon appearance, CGI look, or artificial-looking skin.
FINAL PRIORITY: User photo controls WHO the person is and all recognizable facial identity traits. Reference controls HOW the person appears in the scene: expression, emotion, gaze, head position, body pose, clothing, horse interaction, composition, environment, lighting and photographic style. The final image must look like the exact person from the uploaded photo naturally photographed in this reference scene, with identity fidelity taking absolute priority.

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