Create a photorealistic editorial close-up portrait of the person in the uploaded identity photo.
Use the identity photo exclusively for the person’s appearance. Preserve their recognizable facial structure, proportions, skin tone, eye color, age, hairline, hair color, length and texture, and facial hair if present. Retain natural pores and imperfections; avoid beautification, reshaping, smoothing, or identity changes.
If a separate style reference is provided, use it only for pose, framing, clothing, glasses, lighting, background, and color grading. Never borrow that person’s facial features or hair.
The subject lounges sideways against a vintage dark brown leather sofa, with their head gently tilted toward the camera. One arm rests naturally beside or beneath the head, with the hand visible near the face. Their gaze meets the lens through oversized round glasses; the expression is calm, confident, subtly mysterious, and relaxed.
Position the camera close, at eye level or slightly above. Use an intimate, spontaneous tight crop showing the face prominently in the center and lower frame, along with some hair, shoulders, and upper torso. Keep facial perspective natural.
A simple fitted black long-sleeve top with realistic fabric folds. Oversized round vintage glasses with thick dark brown tortoiseshell frames and clear lenses, fitted naturally to the subject’s facial geometry. Keep reflections subtle and eyes visible. Let the hair fall loosely with slight natural tousling, preserving its actual characteristics.
Soft, warm directional indoor light, gentle shadows, restrained warm color grading, and lifelike skin tones. Show authentic leather grain, seams, and creases, with a subdued beige wall behind the sofa. Use shallow depth of field while keeping the eyes and facial details sharp.
Avoid extra accessories, distorted anatomy, malformed hands, warped glasses, artificial skin, and exaggerated retouching.