1οΈβ£ SUBJECT & POSE
The subject is sitting on the floor leaning forward slightly against a small desk monitor, turned slightly toward the viewer. One hand holds a pair of eyeglasses, while the other hand holds a white retro corded landline telephone receiver near shoulder height, with the coiled phone cord draping down toward the base unit resting on the floor.
2οΈβ£ CLOTHING & STYLING
The subject wears a sleeveless white dress with thin shoulder straps, a deep V-neckline, and a ruffled A-line flared skirt. Accessories include a thin metallic necklace with a small pendant and a simple beaded bracelet on the wrist. Long braided hair hangs naturally down past the shoulders.
3οΈβ£ ENVIRONMENT & SCENE
A studio setup with a solid dark, seamless black studio backdrop. To the left of the subject sits a small black computer monitor resting on the floor, displaying a full-color portrait of the same subject on a red background. The phone base unit rests on the floor next to the subject.
4οΈβ£ LIGHTING
Controlled studio lighting with a direct key light casting soft shadows on the subject and the floor, creating a stark contrast against the dark background.
5οΈβ£ CAMERA & TECHNICALS
Eye-level full-body shot captured with a standard portrait lens (50mm equivalent). Crisp focus across the subject, dress, and telephone hardware, maintaining shallow depth on the seamless background.
6οΈβ£ MOOD & REALISM
Candid retro studio portrait, reminiscent of late 1990s or early 2000s indoor photography. Natural skin texture without smoothing, realistic lighting highlights, and authentic material details on fabric and plastic.
7οΈβ£ CONSTRAINTS
No beautification, no face reshaping, no AI artifacts, natural skin texture, smooth shadows, photorealistic, non-AI look.
IDENTITY INSTRUCTION:
Replace the subjectβs identity entirely with the uploaded reference photo.
Preserve the reference face exactly as-is β including natural proportions, asymmetry, and skin texture.
Do not beautify, smooth, idealize, or modify facial features.
Identity accuracy is more important than style.