Use the uploaded user image as the identity reference and preserve the user’s real facial identity, natural face shape, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, and all unique facial features. Do not turn the user into a Korean actor—only transfer the pose, outfit styling, composition, background arrangement, and overall visual mood from the reference image.

Create a realistic vertical outdoor portrait of the same user standing confidently in a roadside natural setting. The pose should be calm, masculine, and self-assured. The user should not stand fully straight and flat toward the camera. Instead, the body should be slightly diagonal, with the torso turned a little to one side, around 15–20 degrees, while the face is turned back toward the camera. The expression should remain composed and serious. The shoulders should not be perfectly square to the camera; they should have a slight angled stance. The user should still look toward the camera, but with a slightly diagonal pose and gaze, not a rigid straight-on look. Both hands should be placed naturally inside the trouser pockets. Frame the shot from about mid-thigh upward so the upper body and thighs are visible. The physique should appear athletic and naturally muscular, with defined shoulders, chest, arms, and forearms, but still realistic and not exaggerated.

Dress the user in a fitted matte olive-green military-style crew-neck T-shirt with tight short sleeves and subtle natural stretch wrinkles across the chest and waist. Important detail: on the user’s left upper sleeve (the same side as the wristwatch), include only one single clearly visible military/army-style patch label—small, dark, rugged, and stitched onto the sleeve, looking like a tactical badge or army insignia. This patch must be clearly defined and positioned naturally on the upper left sleeve. Do not add any second patch, duplicate patch, extra badge, or another label anywhere else on the shirt. There must be only one patch total, and it must be on the left upper sleeve only. Pair the shirt with green-brown woodland camouflage cargo pants, visible from the waist to the upper thighs, along with a black tactical belt with a dark buckle. Add a black wristwatch with a round dark dial and black strap on the user’s left wrist. Add black rectangular sunglasses with dark smoke-tinted lenses and a clean black frame.

Important composition fix: place the black off-road SUV/jeep on the side opposite the army patch. Since the patch is on the user’s left sleeve, the car must appear on the user’s right side (which means it appears on the left side of the image from the viewer’s perspective). The vehicle should sit slightly behind the user near the shoulder area on that opposite side, and it must be slightly blurred, only half visible, and partially cropped by the frame. Only part of the side body, window frame, and dark door area of the vehicle should be visible. It should not dominate the image and should remain a secondary background element.

The background should be a softly blurred outdoor landscape with green hills, muted trees, and a clean roadside feel. The background must have shallow depth of field with creamy blur and strong subject separation. Use soft natural daylight around 5500K, with neutral white balance, natural skin tones, and no warm orange cast. The overall image should feel like a high-end rugged fashion portrait with realistic editing, clean detail, and polished but natural retouching. Use an 85mm portrait lens look at f/1.8, professional full-frame quality, tack-sharp focus on the face, clean realistic skin texture, and a cinematic but natural outdoor color grade with muted olive greens, natural blacks, and a softly blurred green background.