Romantic Couple Portrait

Use the uploaded photo as the **ONLY source of the primary subject’s identity**. Preserve that person’s exact recognizable facial identity, including facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheeks, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, and distinctive facial characteristics. Do not copy or resemble the identity of either person in the reference image. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or reinterpret the uploaded identity. The uploaded photo determines WHO the primary subject is; the reference image determines HOW that person appears, poses, looks, and behaves. Recreate the reference as a realistic intimate outdoor couple portrait with the primary subject positioned in the foreground/right side of the composition, while a second complementary adult person stands closely behind and to the left. The second person must be generated as a natural, realistic, non-identifiable companion and must not borrow the facial identity of anyone in the reference. Preserve the overall two-person relationship, spacing, interaction, and composition of the reference. The primary subject is shown from approximately mid-thigh/waist upward, occupying the lower-right and central portion of the frame. Their torso is angled slightly toward the camera while their head is turned upward and toward the companion on the left. The primary subject has a warm, affectionate, genuinely happy expression with a soft closed-to-slightly-open smile, relaxed cheeks, naturally raised facial muscles, and bright expressive eyes. Their eyes look upward toward the companion’s face rather than toward the camera. Reproduce the exact upward gaze direction and affectionate attention shown in the reference. Keep the head tilted slightly upward and rotated toward the companion, with the neck naturally extended. One hand is raised near the upper chest/shoulder area, gently holding or touching the thin strap of the clothing; fingers should be naturally curved and relaxed. The other arm rests naturally downward along the body and remains partially visible. Reproduce the elegant relaxed posture and subtle intimacy of the reference without exaggeration. Dress the primary subject in a sophisticated black satin camisole/slip-style top with thin shoulder straps, a soft draped neckline, realistic satin sheen, natural fabric folds, and subtle highlights. Keep the clothing tasteful, realistic, and structurally consistent with the reference. The companion stands very close behind the primary subject on the left, leaning slightly toward them. Their upper body is turned toward the primary subject, creating a protective and affectionate couple pose. Their head is angled downward toward the primary subject, and their eyes are directed toward the primary subject’s face rather than toward the camera. Their expression is calm, affectionate, and subtly attentive. The companion wears a simple fitted black crew-neck T-shirt and dark trousers. Add dark rectangular sunglasses with realistic reflections and a natural fit on the companion’s face. Give the companion thick, naturally styled dark hair with visible texture and slight volume, plus realistic short facial stubble. Do not use the reference person’s facial identity for the companion. The two subjects should stand extremely close together, with natural shoulder and body overlap matching the reference, creating the feeling of a candid romantic portrait rather than a posed studio photograph. Preserve the reference composition: the companion occupies most of the left half of the image, while the primary subject occupies the lower-right and center-right area. The companion’s head is near the upper-left/center region, looking diagonally downward; the primary subject’s face is near the center-right, tilted upward toward the companion. Maintain the same relative scale, spacing, body overlap, cropping, and visual hierarchy. Use a vertical 9:16 composition with the camera positioned close to the subjects at approximately eye/chest level, producing an intimate medium-to-medium-full portrait. Use a natural portrait lens perspective around 50–70mm equivalent with realistic facial proportions, moderate compression, and shallow depth of field. Keep both faces sharply detailed while allowing the distant background to fall into a soft cinematic blur. The environment should resemble a sophisticated outdoor or semi-outdoor urban setting with warm architectural surfaces and dark vertical background elements. Keep the background unobtrusive and softly defocused, with muted charcoal, dark brown, warm beige, and golden tones. Include subtle warm highlights in the distant background without introducing distracting objects, text, logos, or scenery that changes the reference composition. Lighting should match the reference: soft natural late-afternoon/golden-hour illumination coming from the front/right side, producing warm highlights along the faces, hair, shoulders, and skin while retaining gentle shadows for dimensionality. Add realistic reflected light on the satin clothing and subtle highlights in the hair. Avoid harsh studio lighting, artificial glamour retouching, excessive HDR, or plastic-looking skin. Preserve natural pores, fine facial texture, realistic hair strands, authentic fabric reflections, and believable skin tones. The final image should feel like a high-end candid fashion/editorial couple photograph captured with a professional full-frame camera. Use photorealistic rendering, natural skin texture, realistic anatomy, accurate hands and fingers, physically believable shadows, subtle depth of field, soft background bokeh, cinematic tonal range, refined contrast, warm color grading, and extremely detailed facial rendering. Most importantly, the primary subject must remain unmistakably the person from the uploaded photo, while adopting the reference image’s exact emotional behavior, upward gaze, head direction, body posture, hand placement, clothing style, composition, lighting, camera perspective, and intimate couple interaction. Do not copy the reference person’s identity, facial features, or unique appearance. Do not use the uploaded photo’s original expression, gaze, head angle, or pose; use the reference for those elements instead. No text, watermark, logo, distorted anatomy, extra fingers, malformed hands, duplicated limbs, artificial skin, identity drift, face replacement, or unwanted beautification.