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# MASTER PROMPT — TWO-IMAGE AI FASHION PHOTOSHOOT Create one highly photorealistic fashion photograph using the two uploaded reference images according to the strict source hierarchy below. ## IMAGE 1 — MAIN AI MODEL: IDENTITY, BODY AND HAIRSTYLE Image 1 is the exclusive source of the woman's identity, face, original skin characteristics, hairstyle, hair color, and body proportions. Preserve the exact same woman from Image 1. She must remain immediately recognizable as the original model. Preserve her: - Exact facial identity and face shape. - Eyes, eye color, eye shape, spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, natural lip size, mouth, cheekbones, jawline, chin, forehead, hairline, and ears. - Natural facial asymmetries and distinctive individual features. - Original skin tone and undertones. - Original hairstyle, hairline, hair color, roots, highlights, length, texture, natural volume, and wave pattern. - Original body proportions, shoulder width, torso, waist, hips, arms, legs, and natural body shape. Do not beautify, redesign, replace, reinterpret, or blend her face with another person. Do not alter her facial proportions, enlarge her lips, change her eye color, narrow her face, or modify her body type. **Image 1 has absolute priority for the woman's identity and appearance.** ## NATURAL SKIN TEXTURE — NO PLASTIC OR AIRBRUSHED FACE Preserve the real, natural skin texture visible in Image 1. Retain visible pores, subtle fine lines, delicate under-eye texture, fine facial peach fuzz, tiny natural imperfections, and realistic tonal variations wherever they are visible in the original image. Keep the natural texture of the forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, and area around the eyes and mouth. Preserve realistic transitions between highlights and shadows. Do not apply beauty filters, artificial smoothing, airbrushing, excessive retouching, porcelain-doll effects, waxy skin, plastic skin, or CGI-like facial texture. Do not erase the original skin details. Do not invent exaggerated pores, wrinkles, freckles, or marks. Match the natural level of detail in Image 1 rather than creating a different skin texture. The final face must look like the same real-looking woman photographed in a different setting, not a digitally perfected beauty portrait. ## IMAGE 2 — COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC REFERENCE Image 2 is the reference for the requested outfit, accessories, location, environment, pose, head orientation, gaze, camera, composition, lighting, and photographic mood. Use Image 2 to understand the complete visual setup, but do not use the person in Image 2 as the identity reference. ### A. CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES Transfer the outfit shown in Image 2 as faithfully as possible. Preserve: - Garment types, cuts, silhouettes, colors, and color combinations. - Fabric type, knit pattern, weave, thickness, texture, seams, stitching, cuffs, collars, folds, and construction details. - Natural garment fit, draping, and fabric behavior. - Shoes, bags, jewelry, glasses, hats, and other accessories actually visible in the reference. Adapt the clothing to the body of the woman in Image 1 without changing her body proportions. Do not invent additional accessories, garment details, decorative elements, or embellishments. ### B. LOCATION AND ENVIRONMENT Reproduce the recognizable environment shown in Image 2, including its landscape, architecture, furniture, background objects, color palette, and atmosphere. Keep the setting visually consistent with the reference. Do not introduce unrelated locations or unnecessary new objects. ### C. POSE, HEAD POSITION AND GAZE Use Image 2 as the reference for the woman's pose and photographic arrangement. Follow the reference's: - Body position, posture, shoulder angle, and torso rotation. - Arm placement, elbow bends, hand placement, and leg positioning. - Head angle, tilt, rotation, and chin position. - Direction of gaze and approximate eye-line. - Facial expression and emotional mood, adapted to the identity of the woman in Image 1. Do not automatically turn the model toward the camera if the reference shows her looking elsewhere. Adapt the pose naturally to the model's anatomy. Do not copy the reference woman's face, hairstyle, hair color, or body proportions. ### D. CAMERA AND LIGHTING Follow the photographic direction of Image 2, including camera angle, perspective, camera distance, framing, subject placement, depth of field, lighting direction, shadow softness, contrast, highlights, and color temperature. Maintain coherent, physically plausible lighting across the model's face, hair, skin, clothing, hands, and the environment. ## ORIGINAL HAIRSTYLE — DO NOT TRANSFER HAIR FROM IMAGE 2 The woman's hairstyle must come exclusively from Image 1. Preserve the original hairline, length, volume, density, color, roots, highlights, parting, and natural wave pattern. Do not copy the reference woman's hairstyle, headband, bun, hair arrangement, or hair accessories unless explicitly requested. Do not make the hair longer, thicker, fuller, curlier, or more voluminous than in Image 1. Avoid invented hair extensions, duplicated locks, extra long strands, ribbon-like hair shapes, sharp artificial blonde stripes, excessive highlights, and unnaturally parallel strands. Keep individual hair strands naturally integrated into the original hairstyle. Do not add decorative flyaways or new curls simply to make the image look more fashionable. The hair should look like the original model's hair photographed under different lighting, not a newly designed hairstyle. ## PHOTOREALISM AND ANATOMICAL ACCURACY The final result must resemble a real photograph captured by a professional fashion photographer. Avoid illustrations, paintings, 3D-rendered appearances, excessive sharpening, beauty-filter effects, and artificial skin or hair textures. Maintain natural body proportions and correct human anatomy. Hands, fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles, and feet must connect naturally. Avoid duplicated fingers, fused hands, distorted joints, disconnected limbs, or impossible poses. Keep the head naturally proportioned to the body. Clothing must follow the body realistically, with believable fabric tension, folds, seams, and contact shadows. Maintain consistent skin tone and lighting across the face, neck, hands, and visible body parts. ## STRICT SOURCE SEPARATION - Image 1 determines WHO the woman is: her identity, face, skin characteristics, hairstyle, hair color, and body proportions. - Image 2 determines WHAT she wears, WHERE the photograph takes place, HOW she poses, and HOW the scene is photographed. Never blend the identities of the two women. Never use the face or hairstyle of Image 2 as a substitute for the woman in Image 1. If any instruction conflicts with identity preservation, preserve Image 1. If the reference pose conflicts with natural anatomy, make only the minimum adjustment needed for a realistic pose. ## FINAL OBJECTIVE Generate one cohesive, high-resolution, photorealistic fashion photograph featuring the exact woman from Image 1, wearing the outfit and accessories shown in Image 2, in the location and photographic setup shown in Image 2. Preserve her identity, original hairstyle, body proportions, and natural skin characteristics. Transfer the scene and styling, not the identity of the reference person. Do not create a collage, split screen, contact sheet, or multiple variations. Generate one finished photograph.