Cinematic Identity Portrait

Create a highly realistic, cinematic editorial portrait using the uploaded photo as the PRIMARY FACE REFERENCE.

IMPORTANT:
Use the person's face from the uploaded reference photo naturally and consistently. Preserve their recognizable facial structure, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, and overall identity. Do not make the face look like a different person. Keep realistic natural skin texture and believable facial proportions.

COMPOSITION & POSE:
Recreate the same overall composition, camera angle, framing, body position, head angle, hand placement, and relaxed fashion-editorial posture as the reference style. The pose must look naturally photographed, not artificially composited.

STYLING:
Use the clothing, accessories, hairstyle, tattoos/body details, and overall visual styling shown in the target reference image. Maintain realistic fabric texture, jewelry details, hair strands, and natural anatomy.

LIGHTING:
Moody cinematic studio/editorial lighting, soft directional key light, subtle shadows, realistic highlights on the face and hair, controlled contrast, shallow depth of field.

COLOR & ATMOSPHERE:
Warm-neutral cinematic color grading, muted tones, sophisticated fashion photography aesthetic, soft background separation, realistic photographic depth.

REALISM:
Photorealistic, natural skin pores, fine hair strands, realistic eyes, physically accurate shadows, natural hands and fingers, realistic proportions, professional full-frame camera look, high dynamic range, subtle film grain.

FACE CONSISTENCY:
The uploaded person's face is the identity reference. Change only what is necessary to match the target pose, expression, lighting, and styling. Do not distort or beautify the face excessively. Do not alter the person's identity.

OUTPUT:
A polished professional cinematic photograph, highly detailed, natural-looking face integration, seamless lighting and skin tones, no visible face-swap artifacts, no text, no watermark.