Use the uploaded person as the only identity reference and preserve him exactly. Maintain the same facial identity, face shape, forehead, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose structure, cheekbones, jawline, chin, lips, light stubble pattern, skin tone and undertone, natural asymmetry, hairline, and hairstyle. The head structure and facial anatomy must remain fully consistent with the uploaded image. Retouch only very lightly so the skin remains natural with visible texture and pores. Do not beautify, oversharpen, slim the face, change age, symmetrize features, or replace the identity with a different more model-like face.

Create a highly realistic professional fashion portrait of a young man standing indoors in a refined modern corridor setting, framed as a vertical portrait from approximately upper-thigh level upward. The framing must clearly include the area below the belt down through the upper thighs, not cropped at the waist or belt, while still remaining a mid-length portrait and not a full-body shot. He is centered in the composition and facing the camera with a calm, confident, composed expression. His gaze is directed straight into the lens.

Preserve the strong masculine facial structure, defined jawline, balanced cheek contour, neatly shaped brows, medium-full lips, and subtle well-groomed stubble exactly as seen. The head must not be perfectly upright, but it also must not bend too much downward. The head should be only very slightly lowered, with just a minimal natural chin drop. The main head gesture should be a very subtle and gentle tilt toward the side of the hand that is inside the trouser pocket. This tilt must be slight and refined, not exaggerated. The head must lean slightly toward the pocket-hand side only, and must not lean toward the side of the hand holding the blazer near the chest. Since the pocket hand is his anatomical left hand, the head must tilt slightly toward his anatomical left side, which appears on the viewer’s right side. The downward bend must remain minimal. The side tilt should be soft, elegant, and natural, while fully preserving the original face anatomy, jawline, neck connection, and identity without distortion.

His hair should remain thick, neatly styled, and swept back with natural volume, clean edges, and a polished but realistic finish.

He is wearing the exact same outfit styling and the exact same color palette as the reference image. The blazer must stay a cool light lavender-grey tone with a smooth, slightly lustrous fabric finish, structured shoulders, clean lapels, crisp seam lines, and natural drape. The trousers must match the blazer in the same cool light lavender-grey tone and must be visible from the waist down through the upper thigh area. Underneath is the same light cool-toned pale icy-blue dress shirt with subtle vertical texture or fine striping, paired with the same rich deep royal-blue tie. A brown leather belt with a metallic rectangular buckle is visible at the waist. Preserve the premium, clean, fitted look of the clothing, including realistic folds, tension points, and fabric fall, without making it look artificial or overly stylized. Do not change the suit color, shirt color, tie color, belt color, or overall outfit style.

Important orientation rule: the subject is facing the camera, so all left and right directions refer only to the subject’s own anatomical body, never the viewer’s perspective. Lock this exactly:

• Subject’s anatomical right side = viewer’s left side.
• Subject’s anatomical left side = viewer’s right side.

Lock the hand placement exactly and do not reverse it:

• The subject’s anatomical right hand, appearing on the viewer’s left side of the image, must be lightly holding the blazer near the chest.
• The subject’s anatomical left hand, appearing on the viewer’s right side of the image, must be fully and deeply inside the trouser pocket.

This hand placement is mandatory and must not be swapped or inverted under any circumstance. The blazer-holding hand must stay on the viewer’s left side. The pocket hand must stay on the viewer’s right side. Do not reverse the hands.

The pocket hand must be convincingly inserted inside the pocket, with the fingers and most of the hand hidden inside the pocket opening. Only a small natural part near the thumb or upper hand area may be slightly visible if needed for realism. The pocket hand must not look like it is resting outside, hovering over the pocket, touching only the edge, or partially inserted. The pocket opening and fabric tension must clearly show that the hand is truly inside the pocket. The blazer-holding hand should look natural and relaxed. His posture is upright yet relaxed, projecting quiet confidence and editorial sophistication. Keep the body proportions natural and realistic.

The background must match the reference image style: an upscale architectural corridor or exterior-facing walkway with tall light-toned vertical columns and window-like reflective surfaces. However, the background must be strongly and naturally blurred, like real shallow-depth-of-field lens blur. The columns, windows, and corridor shapes should remain visible only as soft large blurred forms, not sharp details. The background should be creamy, airy, bright, and out of focus, similar to an 85mm portrait lens at f/2 to f/2.8. The subject must remain crisp and detailed while the background falls into smooth optical blur. Do not make the background sharp, busy, detailed, noisy, or distracting. Do not invent extra objects. Do not use fake smeared blur; the blur must look like natural camera bokeh.

Use soft professional portrait lighting with a natural diffused daylight feel, approximately 5200K–5600K, creating smooth facial modeling and gentle contrast. The lighting should be flattering but realistic, with soft transitions across the face, subtle catchlights in the eyes, and no harsh shadows. Maintain a clean commercial-photography look with natural dynamic range, no visible grain, no HDR effect, and no excessive color grading.

The overall color treatment should be cool-to-neutral, clean, polished, and premium, with realistic skin tones and refined tonal balance. Use a shallow depth of field and a professional portrait-lens look, producing crisp subject detail with a creamy softly blurred background. The final image should feel like a luxury menswear campaign portrait: photorealistic, sophisticated, sharp, natural, and commercially polished.

Vertical format roughly 2:3. Photorealistic. No added text, no watermark, no logo. Commercial use.

Use the uploaded person as the only identity reference and preserve him exactly. Maintain the same facial identity, face shape, forehead, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose structure, cheekbones, jawline, chin, lips, light stubble pattern, skin tone and undertone, natural asymmetry, hairline, and hairstyle. The head structure and facial anatomy must remain fully consistent with the uploaded image. Retouch only very lightly so the skin remains natural with visible texture and pores. Do not beautify, oversharpen, slim the face, change age, symmetrize features, or replace the identity with a different more model-like face.

Create a highly realistic professional fashion portrait of a young man standing indoors in a refined modern corridor setting, framed as a vertical portrait from approximately upper-thigh level upward. The framing must clearly include the area below the belt down through the upper thighs, not cropped at the waist or belt, while still remaining a mid-length portrait and not a full-body shot. He is centered in the composition and facing the camera with a calm, confident, composed expression. His gaze is directed straight into the lens.

Preserve the strong masculine facial structure, defined jawline, balanced cheek contour, neatly shaped brows, medium-full lips, and subtle well-groomed stubble exactly as seen. The head must not be perfectly upright, but it also must not bend too much downward. The head should be only very slightly lowered, with just a minimal natural chin drop. The main head gesture should be a very subtle and gentle tilt toward the side of the hand that is inside the trouser pocket. This tilt must be slight and refined, not exaggerated. The head must lean slightly toward the pocket-hand side only, and must not lean toward the side of the hand holding the blazer near the chest. Since the pocket hand is his anatomical left hand, the head must tilt slightly toward his anatomical left side, which appears on the viewer’s right side. The downward bend must remain minimal. The side tilt should be soft, elegant, and natural, while fully preserving the original face anatomy, jawline, neck connection, and identity without distortion.

His hair should remain thick, neatly styled, and swept back with natural volume, clean edges, and a polished but realistic finish.

He is wearing the exact same outfit styling and the exact same color palette as the reference image. The blazer must stay a cool light lavender-grey tone with a smooth, slightly lustrous fabric finish, structured shoulders, clean lapels, crisp seam lines, and natural drape. The trousers must match the blazer in the same cool light lavender-grey tone and must be visible from the waist down through the upper thigh area. Underneath is the same light cool-toned pale icy-blue dress shirt with subtle vertical texture or fine striping, paired with the same rich deep royal-blue tie. A brown leather belt with a metallic rectangular buckle is visible at the waist. Preserve the premium, clean, fitted look of the clothing, including realistic folds, tension points, and fabric fall, without making it look artificial or overly stylized. Do not change the suit color, shirt color, tie color, belt color, or overall outfit style.

Important orientation rule: the subject is facing the camera, so all left and right directions refer only to the subject’s own anatomical body, never the viewer’s perspective. Lock this exactly:

• Subject’s anatomical right side = viewer’s left side.
• Subject’s anatomical left side = viewer’s right side.

Lock the hand placement exactly and do not reverse it:

• The subject’s anatomical right hand, appearing on the viewer’s left side of the image, must be lightly holding the blazer near the chest.
• The subject’s anatomical left hand, appearing on the viewer’s right side of the image, must be fully and deeply inside the trouser pocket.

This hand placement is mandatory and must not be swapped or inverted under any circumstance. The blazer-holding hand must stay on the viewer’s left side. The pocket hand must stay on the viewer’s right side. Do not reverse the hands.

The pocket hand must be convincingly inserted inside the pocket, with the fingers and most of the hand hidden inside the pocket opening. Only a small natural part near the thumb or upper hand area may be slightly visible if needed for realism. The pocket hand must not look like it is resting outside, hovering over the pocket, touching only the edge, or partially inserted. The pocket opening and fabric tension must clearly show that the hand is truly inside the pocket. The blazer-holding hand should look natural and relaxed. His posture is upright yet relaxed, projecting quiet confidence and editorial sophistication. Keep the body proportions natural and realistic.

The background must match the reference image style: an upscale architectural corridor or exterior-facing walkway with tall light-toned vertical columns and window-like reflective surfaces. However, the background must be strongly and naturally blurred, like real shallow-depth-of-field lens blur. The columns, windows, and corridor shapes should remain visible only as soft large blurred forms, not sharp details. The background should be creamy, airy, bright, and out of focus, similar to an 85mm portrait lens at f/2 to f/2.8. The subject must remain crisp and detailed while the background falls into smooth optical blur. Do not make the background sharp, busy, detailed, noisy, or distracting. Do not invent extra objects. Do not use fake smeared blur; the blur must look like natural camera bokeh.

Use soft professional portrait lighting with a natural diffused daylight feel, approximately 5200K–5600K, creating smooth facial modeling and gentle contrast. The lighting should be flattering but realistic, with soft transitions across the face, subtle catchlights in the eyes, and no harsh shadows. Maintain a clean commercial-photography look with natural dynamic range, no visible grain, no HDR effect, and no excessive color grading.

The overall color treatment should be cool-to-neutral, clean, polished, and premium, with realistic skin tones and refined tonal balance. Use a shallow depth of field and a professional portrait-lens look, producing crisp subject detail with a creamy softly blurred background. The final image should feel like a luxury menswear campaign portrait: photorealistic, sophisticated, sharp, natural, and commercially polished.

Vertical format roughly 2:3. Photorealistic. No added text, no watermark, no logo. Commercial use.