Use the uploaded user image as the primary identity reference and apply this prompt directly over that uploaded file. Preserve the uploaded user’s exact face anatomy, facial identity, natural facial proportions, beard / stubble / mustache state if present, hairstyle, skin tone, age appearance, and natural facial structure. Do not copy or replace the uploaded user’s face with any sample/reference face. Do not redesign, beautify, or replace the uploaded user’s face.

Apply the established fashion-editorial setup: white open-collar shirt, cream high-waisted pleated trousers, rolled sleeves, hands in pockets, warm beige wall, natural sunlight, left-side wall shadow, calm confident standing posture, and minimalist editorial styling. Keep the gaze fix working: the subject must look toward viewer’s LEFT / image-left. Keep the background like the original reference: plain beige wall with natural visible shadow, not artificially blurred or overly softened.

Create an ultra-realistic professional fashion editorial portrait of the same person from the uploaded user image, standing indoors against a plain warm beige wall. The final image should keep the successful overall setup: refined white-and-cream outfit, confident still posture, minimal wall background, warm sunlight feel, and luxury editorial mood.

The image is a vertical 4:5 portrait, framed from approximately head to upper thighs. The subject stands centered in the frame, body mostly front-facing with a subtle natural angle. Both hands are inserted into the trouser pockets, creating natural pocket tension and a slight outward elbow angle. Shoulders are relaxed but controlled. Chest is gently open. The posture should feel quietly confident, calm, composed, self-assured, and editorial — not stiff, not slouched, not nervous, not overly casual.

Uploaded User Face Anatomy Preservation

Preserve the exact face anatomy from the uploaded user image. The uploaded user’s face must remain recognizably identical.

Do not use any other face as reference.

Do not remove or change beard, stubble, or mustache if present in the uploaded user image.

Do not add beard or facial hair if not present.

Do not change the uploaded user’s age appearance, ethnicity cues, skin tone, face width, jawline, cheekbones, chin shape, nose shape, lip shape, eye shape, eyebrow shape, or facial proportions.

Preserve from the uploaded user image:

same overall face shape

same forehead height and width

same eye shape and eye spacing

same eyebrow thickness, angle, and position

same nose bridge, nose width, nose length, nose tip, and nostril shape

same cheekbone structure

same jawline shape

same chin length and chin softness/sharpness

same upper and lower lip shape

same nose-to-lip distance

same lip-to-chin distance

same beard, stubble, mustache, or clean-shaven state exactly as uploaded

same skin tone and undertone

same natural facial asymmetry

same identity and recognizability

Retouching level should be 3.5/10 to 4/10 only. Keep the face natural. Remove only minor noise or unevenness. Do not make the face smoother, sharper, slimmer, wider, older, younger, more symmetrical, more model-like, or more generic.

Head Direction + Gaze Lock

Keep everything else unchanged, but the subject must look to the correct side: viewer’s LEFT / image-left.

The subject must turn his full head toward the viewer’s LEFT side / image-left.

The eyes must also look toward the viewer’s LEFT side / image-left.

This must be a natural full head turn, not just sideways pupils.

Lock the direction like this:

full head subtly turned toward viewer’s LEFT / image-left

nose direction slightly angled toward viewer’s LEFT

chin follows the same direction

eyes also look toward viewer’s LEFT

pupils are shifted toward viewer’s LEFT

face is shown in a slight three-quarter angle, not fully frontal

expression remains calm, confident, composed, and slightly distant

Do not make the subject look toward the viewer’s RIGHT.

Do not keep the wrong/current gaze direction if it is facing image-right.

Do not keep the head frontal and move only the eyes.

Do not make the subject look directly into the camera.

Do not make the subject look down or upward.

Do not force a smile.

The head turn and eye direction must work together as one natural pose:

full head turned toward viewer’s LEFT, eyes also looking toward viewer’s LEFT.

Hair Preservation

Preserve the uploaded user’s actual hair identity as much as possible: same hairline, hair volume, hair texture, hair length, and natural styling from the uploaded user image.

If adapting slightly toward the editorial styling, keep it subtle and realistic. Do not completely replace the uploaded user’s hairstyle unless specifically requested.

Clothing / Outfit Style

Apply the same working outfit styling:

A white open-collar button-up shirt, soft matte cotton or linen-like fabric, slightly loose fit, lightly wrinkled across the chest, waist, sleeves, and tucked area. The top buttons are open, revealing a small section of chest. If appropriate, a subtle thin metallic chain may remain visible.

The shirt is tucked into high-waisted cream/off-white pleated trousers with a tailored but relaxed fit. Keep visible waistband structure, pleats, belt-loop shape, and soft vertical folds. Both hands inside pockets create natural fabric tension around the hips and waistband.

No jacket. No tie. No dark trousers. No jeans. No unnecessary accessories.

Folded Sleeve Lock

The shirt sleeves must be clearly folded / rolled up to forearm level.

Both sleeves should end below the elbows and above the wrists. The wrists and lower forearms should remain visible. The sleeves must not be full-length and must not cover the wrists.

Show visible rolled cuff bands, folded fabric thickness, soft bunching, layered cuff folds, and natural compression around both forearms.

Do not generate smooth full-length sleeves. Do not generate buttoned cuffs at the wrists. Do not hide the forearms. Do not unfold the sleeves.

Background Lock

The background must remain a single plain warm beige wall, smooth plaster-like surface, minimal and empty, matching the original reference image.

Wall tone: warm sand beige, low saturation, matte, clean, and simple. The wall should look naturally lit by sunlight, not artificially blurred, not overly softened, not grey, not white, and not decorative.

No windows. No furniture. No curtains. No plants. No doors. No picture frames. No wall panels. No studio backdrop texture. No outdoor scene. No city background. No bokeh lights. No decorative objects. No patterned wall. No grey wall. No white wall.

The background should remain clean and minimal, with the subject’s shadow visible on the left side of the wall.

Do not add artificial blur to the wall. Do not make the background look hazy, foggy, washed out, over-processed, or too soft. Keep the same plain beige wall look from the original reference.

Shadow Lock

The subject’s wall shadow must remain visible on the left side of the wall, matching the original reference image.

The shadow should be:

clearly visible

naturally cast by sunlight

placed on the left side of the wall

warm brown-beige in tone

moderately defined

realistic and consistent with the sunlight direction

Do not remove the shadow. Do not make it too soft or blurry. Do not make it extremely dark or harsh. Do not make it look like a studio backdrop shadow. It should look like the original image’s natural wall shadow: visible, clean, warm, and realistic.

Lighting Lock

Lighting should match the original reference style: natural direct sunlight coming from upper right / front-right at approximately 2 o’clock, creating a warm sunlit editorial look.

Key light color temperature: approximately 5000K warm-neutral daylight.

The strongest illumination should hit the right side of the face, shirt, chest area, and trousers. The left side of the subject should fall into warm natural shadow while keeping visible detail. Shadow fill level around 35–45%.

Lighting pattern should feel like natural side/front sunlight, not studio softbox lighting, not flash, not neon, not colored gel, not cinematic blue-orange lighting.

The wall illumination should remain natural and warm, with the visible shadow on the left side of the wall. Do not overexpose the wall, but do not dim or blur it artificially.

Camera / Technical Lock

Professional full-frame portrait photography, estimated focal length 55mm–70mm, aperture around f/2.8 to f/4, natural proportions, mild portrait compression, clear detail on face and outfit, no wide-angle distortion.

Camera angle near eye level with a slight low-angle editorial feel. Clean digital sensor output, grain/noise level 1/10, no visible film grain.

Post-processing style: clean warm fashion editorial, natural sunlight rendering, soft contrast, natural dynamic range, no HDR, no tone mapping, no clarity boost, no dehaze, no artificial LUT, no excessive orange/yellow filter. White balance remains warm-neutral and controlled.

Final image should feel like a luxury minimalist fashion editorial portrait: uploaded user’s exact face anatomy preserved, same identity preserved, head and eyes turned toward viewer’s LEFT, rolled sleeves, white open-collar shirt, cream pleated trousers, plain warm beige wall, natural visible left-side wall shadow, warm refined sunlight, realistic skin, crisp clothing folds, and faithful identity preservation.