Editorial Mint Suit Beneath Edison Lights

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY and STRICT source of the human subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable identity with maximum fidelity: facial structure, facial proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, natural eye shape, nose, lips, mouth structure, jawline, cheekbones, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, facial hair if present, and every distinctive facial characteristic. The final person must unmistakably be the same individual from the uploaded photo. DO NOT copy, blend, imitate, or replace the user’s identity with the person visible in the reference image. Do not beautify, redesign, slim, widen, age, de-age, masculinize, feminize, or otherwise alter the user’s facial identity. The uploaded user photo determines WHO the person is; the reference image determines HOW that person appears in the scene.

Recreate the reference image as an extremely accurate premium photorealistic fashion editorial photograph. Preserve the reference image’s composition, camera perspective, body positioning, facial expression, gaze, head position, clothing concept, environment, lighting, reflections, atmosphere, colors, and proportions while replacing the reference subject with the exact identity from the uploaded user photo. The result should feel like the same photograph was recreated with the user as the subject.

SUBJECT & POSE: Place the user centrally in the lower-middle portion of the frame, seated very low on the floor or a low step inside a modern glass-and-metal architectural structure. The subject sits with both legs extended outward toward the lower-left and lower-right foreground, creating a strong symmetrical, wide-legged fashion pose. The knees are bent naturally and the oversized trouser legs occupy substantial portions of the bottom corners. The torso remains upright and slightly leaning toward the camera. One forearm rests naturally downward between the legs, with the hand positioned near the lower center foreground; the other arm bends naturally across the lap/near the knee area. Reproduce the same relaxed but confident editorial body language, maintaining anatomically correct hands, fingers, joints, shoulders, hips, knees, and feet. Do not make the pose stiff or mannequin-like.

HEAD, EXPRESSION & GAZE: Reconstruct the reference subject’s exact head position and facial behavior rather than copying the expression from the user’s source photo. The head is centered and slightly tilted/angled upward toward the camera from the low seated perspective. The face is directed almost straight toward the lens with a subtle downward-to-upward fashion gaze caused by the low camera angle. Eyes are open and looking directly toward the camera with a calm, confident, slightly serious and subtly sultry editorial expression. Eyelids are naturally relaxed, eyebrows neutral and composed, lips gently closed with a relaxed neutral mouth and no smile. Preserve the reference’s poised, self-assured emotional tone. Do not use the user photo’s original facial expression, gaze direction, or head pose if they differ from the reference. Transfer only the reference expression and pose onto the user’s unchanged identity.

CLOTHING: Dress the user in the same sophisticated monochromatic pale sage/mint-green tailored fashion suit seen in the reference. Use a structured oversized blazer with broad lapels, long sleeves, relaxed tailoring, natural fabric folds, and matching wide-leg trousers with generous volume. Under the blazer, use a simple light cream/off-white fitted camisole or minimal top with a subtle low neckline. Keep the outfit elegant, modern, understated, and editorial. Preserve realistic fabric weight, stitching, seams, creases, folds, and natural interaction with the seated pose. Add delicate minimal jewelry similar to the reference: a fine necklace with a small pendant and small hoop/drop earrings, adapted naturally to the user without changing their identity. Do not introduce sunglasses, hats, handbags, or unrelated accessories.
ENVIRONMENT: Recreate the exact architectural setting: a narrow contemporary glass enclosure or glass-roofed corridor with reflective transparent glass panels on both sides and above, framed by dark metallic structural beams. The subject is seated inside the corridor, surrounded by strong vertical and diagonal architectural lines. Both side walls are highly reflective, producing visible but naturally distorted mirror reflections of the seated subject on the left and right. The reflections must correspond accurately to the user’s pose, clothing, lighting, and proportions rather than showing a different person. The ceiling is transparent glass, revealing a vivid blue daytime sky filled with soft, scattered white cumulus clouds.

LIGHTING & OBJECTS: Numerous exposed vintage-style Edison filament light bulbs hang from long thin black electrical cords descending from the glass ceiling at different heights. Include several bulbs distributed across the upper half of the image, with visible warm glowing filaments and metallic/brass sockets. The bulbs create a striking contrast between the warm artificial lights and the cool blue sky. Keep their placement, scale, hanging lengths, and perspective varied but balanced similarly to the reference. Some bulbs appear closer and larger while others recede into the background. Reflections of the bulbs should subtly appear within the surrounding glass surfaces.

COMPOSITION: Use a vertical fashion-editorial composition approximately 2:3, matching the reference’s tall framing. The subject dominates the lower two-thirds while the glass ceiling and sky occupy the upper half. Keep the subject approximately centered horizontally. The architecture creates strong converging perspective lines leading toward the subject and emphasizing depth. The left and right reflective glass walls form a symmetrical corridor around the subject. Preserve the reference’s dramatic low-angle perspective: the camera is positioned very low near the floor, looking upward toward the seated subject, making the face and upper body visually prominent while the legs extend toward the lens in the foreground. The camera should be close enough to create a mild wide-angle perspective without extreme distortion.

CAMERA & LENS: Photorealistic professional fashion photography captured from a low floor-level camera position, approximately 24–35mm full-frame equivalent perspective, with the lens aimed slightly upward. Maintain realistic perspective and natural anatomical proportions despite the low angle. Use crisp focus on the user’s face and upper body, with sufficient depth of field to retain recognizable architectural details, hanging bulbs, sky, clouds, clothing, and reflections. Avoid excessive artificial background blur.

LIGHTING STYLE: Bright natural daylight enters through the transparent glass roof and illuminates the subject from above and slightly from the front, creating soft directional highlights across the face, blazer, and trousers. Combine this daylight with the warm glow of the hanging Edison bulbs. Preserve realistic mixed-color lighting: cool daylight from the sky balanced against warm amber bulb illumination. Add subtle cinematic contrast, realistic shadow gradients, gentle highlights on the glass and metal, and natural reflections. Skin must remain realistic with visible natural texture, pores, fine facial detail, and accurate tonal variation. Avoid plastic skin or excessive retouching.

COLOR & ATMOSPHERE: Maintain the reference’s sophisticated palette of pale sage green clothing, warm amber bulbs, reflective charcoal/dark metallic architecture, vivid blue sky, and soft white clouds. The overall mood is luxurious, modern, cinematic, confident, airy, and high-fashion. Use subtle cinematic color grading and realistic dynamic range while keeping colors believable.

REFLECTIONS & PHYSICAL REALISM: Accurately reproduce the mirrored reflections on both sides of the corridor. Reflections should follow the actual geometry and viewing angle, including slight perspective distortion and reduced contrast through glass. Ensure every reflection corresponds to the user’s exact identity, clothing, body pose, and position. Preserve realistic glass transparency, subtle glare, faint fingerprints or optical imperfections only if naturally visible, and convincing metal surfaces. Hanging bulbs must obey gravity and perspective with correctly attached cords and realistic reflections.

IMAGE QUALITY: Ultra-photorealistic, premium fashion magazine photography, extremely detailed facial rendering, realistic skin texture, natural anatomy, realistic hands and fingers, physically accurate fabric, convincing glass reflections, detailed metal architecture, realistic Edison bulbs, cinematic daylight, high dynamic range, subtle filmic texture, refined editorial color grading, crisp micro-details, realistic depth, professional commercial photography, 8K-quality detail.

STRICT IDENTITY NEGATIVES: Do not change the user’s face. Do not generate a new face. Do not borrow facial features from the reference subject. Do not merge two identities. Do not alter face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, cheeks, chin, skin tone, hairline, or distinctive facial characteristics. Do not beautify or idealize the user. Do not change the user’s gender identity or recognizable appearance. Do not let the reference subject’s identity influence the user’s facial features.

STRICT VISUAL NEGATIVES: No smiling unless the reference clearly smiles, no different gaze, no closed eyes, no exaggerated expression, no altered head angle, no standing pose, no different clothing style, no extra people, no duplicated subject, no incorrect reflections, no warped limbs, no malformed hands, no extra fingers, no missing fingers, no floating objects, no distorted architecture, no artificial-looking glass, no cartoon/anime appearance, no CGI look, no excessive HDR, no oversmoothing, no plastic skin, no excessive bokeh