Blue Butterfly Portrait

Create an ultra-realistic editorial beauty portrait using my uploaded photo as the ONLY identity reference for the woman. Use the reference image only for the visual concept, pose, styling, lighting, colors, butterflies, makeup inspiration, and composition.

STRICT IDENTITY PRESERVATION: My face must remain unmistakably me. Preserve my exact facial identity from my uploaded photo — same face shape and proportions, forehead, eyes, eye spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural asymmetry and distinctive facial features. Do not copy the reference model's face. Do not replace, redesign, beautify, reshape, slim, enlarge, or alter my facial features. No face swap or face morphing.

Hair

Style my hair into a sleek high ponytail, pulled neatly back from the face with a smooth crown and long ponytail falling behind my head. Keep my natural hair color and realistic individual strands.

Pose

Create a sophisticated close-to-medium portrait. I face slightly toward the camera in a relaxed three-quarter pose, with my gaze directed slightly to the side. Keep my expression calm, elegant and dreamy.

One hand is raised naturally beside my cheek, with fingertips resting lightly near the side of my face. Fingers, nails and hand anatomy must look completely realistic.

Makeup

Create a refined blue-themed editorial makeup look:

soft natural complexion

subtly defined eyebrows

elegant blue winged eyeliner extending outward from the eyes

delicate blue accents around the eyes

natural eyelashes

soft neutral/rosy lips with a subtle glossy finish

very light blush


Keep my actual facial structure unchanged beneath the makeup.

Butterflies

Add several realistic blue butterflies as the main artistic element:

one blue butterfly resting near the hair above the forehead

one butterfly positioned delicately beside/on the cheek

one butterfly resting near the shoulder/collarbone area


The butterflies should have vivid turquoise-to-deep-blue wings with subtle black edges and realistic wing texture. They should look like real butterflies photographed naturally, not cartoon stickers.

Outfit

Dress me in an elegant pale powder-blue satin fashion top/dress with a structured corset-inspired bodice and delicate satin bows along the neckline. The fabric should have realistic satin reflections, stitching and folds.

Keep the styling sophisticated, clean and editorial.

Background

Use a smooth cool blue-gray studio background with a subtle gradient, slightly darker around the edges and softly illuminated behind the subject.

Keep the background minimal so the face, blue makeup and butterflies remain the focus.

Lighting

Professional studio beauty lighting with a soft key light from the front/side, gentle fill light, and subtle cool-blue rim lighting around the hair and shoulders.

Soft shadows, natural highlights on the face, realistic skin texture and controlled studio contrast. Avoid harsh shadows.

Photography style

Ultra-photorealistic high-end beauty editorial photography, realistic DSLR/cinema-camera quality, 85mm portrait-lens look, shallow depth of field, natural skin pores, fine facial texture, realistic hair strands, physically accurate butterfly wings, detailed satin fabric, subtle film grain, soft cinematic color grading, crisp eyes and natural photographic imperfections.

Vertical 4:5 composition, upper-body portrait, centered subject, elegant magazine-cover aesthetic.

Negative prompt

Different person, different face, generic AI face, celebrity resemblance, face swap, face morphing, altered bone structure, facial slimming, enlarged eyes, changed nose, changed lips, plastic skin, excessive beauty filter, over-smoothed skin, cartoon butterflies, fake butterfly stickers, CGI, 3D render, distorted hands, extra fingers, malformed fingers, unnatural eyes, artificial hair, excessive makeup, blurry face, watermark, text.

Most important: My uploaded photo controls my identity and face. The reference image controls only the art direction and styling. The final woman must look like a real photograph of me, not the woman in the reference image.