Use the uploaded only for face and identity reference. Create an ultra-realistic premium corporate/editorial studio portrait, vertical 3:4 aspect ratio, closely matching the reference composition, pose, wardrobe, background, lighting, and overall professional mood.
IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve the subject’s exact recognizable facial identity, including natural facial structure and proportions, asymmetry, eye shape and color, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, skin tone, age characteristics, hairline, hairstyle or baldness, and existing facial-hair style. Preserve the subject’s natural body build and overall appearance. Do not beautify, de-age, age-up, reshape, slim, bulk up, over-symmetrize, change ethnicity, add or remove hair, or add/remove beard or moustache. The example image defines only the pose, styling, clothing, composition, lighting, and studio setup—not the person’s physical features.
COMPOSITION: Show the subject standing against a clean seamless warm medium-gray studio background, framed approximately from the waste-up. Position him centrally with comfortable negative space above the hair and around both shoulders. Maintain a balanced, symmetrical professional portrait composition without cropping the elbows or jacket awkwardly.
POSE: Position the body almost directly toward the camera with only a very slight natural torso angle. Keep the spine upright, chest naturally open, and both shoulders relaxed and approximately level. Place both hands naturally inside the trouser pockets, with the thumbs or upper hand area subtly visible if anatomically natural. Let both elbows angle gently outward without stiffness. Keep the head upright with a very subtle natural tilt, chin neutral, and eyes looking directly into the camera. Use a relaxed, confident closed-mouth smile that feels friendly, mature, composed, and professional—not exaggerated or overly posed.
WARDROBE: Dress the subject in an impeccably tailored warm taupe / mushroom-brown two-piece suit with refined matte wool texture, clean structured shoulders, slim notch lapels, realistic seams, and natural fabric folds. Tailor the suit naturally to the subject’s actual body proportions without altering his physique. Underneath, use a crisp white formal dress shirt with a structured collar and a solid matte black necktie. Add a minimal horizontal silver tie bar around mid-chest, a neatly folded white pocket square, matching taupe trousers, and a discreet black leather belt with a polished dark buckle. Keep the styling timeless, elegant, understated, masculine, and premium.
HAIR & GROOMING: Preserve exactly what belongs to the uploaded subject—short hair, long hair, straight hair, curly hair, receding hairline, baldness, beard, moustache, stubble, or clean-shaven appearance. Do not copy the hairstyle or beard pattern from the example image unless it already belongs to the uploaded subject. Render existing hair with individually resolved strands, realistic density, natural volume, subtle shine, flyaway hairs, and authentic texture. Render any beard or moustache with realistic individual strands rather than painted or overly smooth facial hair.
LIGHTING: Use sophisticated professional studio portrait lighting with a large soft key light positioned slightly above and toward viewer-left, creating clean, flattering illumination across the face while maintaining natural three-dimensional facial structure. Add gentle frontal fill to retain realistic detail in the opposite cheek, eye socket, neck, shirt, tie, and darker areas of the suit. Use subtle background separation without an obvious artificial rim light. Keep highlights controlled, skin tones realistic, and shadows soft but dimensional. The gray backdrop should have a smooth subtle tonal gradient, slightly brighter behind the subject and gently darker toward the edges.
CAMERA: Professional full-frame portrait photography, approximately 85mm portrait lens, f/4–f/5.6, ISO 100, fast clean studio shutter speed, camera positioned around upper-chest to eye level. Maintain natural portrait compression with minimal perspective distortion. Keep both eyes and the entire face critically sharp while retaining strong detail throughout the suit. No extreme shallow depth of field.
FACIAL DETAIL PRIORITY: The face must remain zoom-safe and extremely high resolution. Render crisp irises, pupils, natural catchlights, individually visible eyelashes, eyebrow strands, pores, fine skin texture, subtle forehead and smile lines, realistic lips, beard/stubble strands when present, natural under-eye texture, and accurate transitions between highlights and shadows. Preserve realistic skin microtexture while avoiding excessive sharpening.
MATERIAL DETAIL: Render the suit with clearly visible fine fabric weave, stitching, seams, lapel edges, realistic wrinkles and tension points around the shoulders, elbows, waist, and pockets. Keep the shirt fabric crisp, tie texture matte and refined, pocket square naturally folded, and metal accessories clean and realistic.
COLOR & FINISH: Use sophisticated neutral color grading with warm taupe fabric, neutral gray background, natural skin tones, deep clean blacks, controlled highlights, smooth tonal transitions, and premium commercial photography contrast. The result should feel like a high-end executive portrait, luxury menswear campaign, or premium magazine business editorial photograph.
QUALITY: Ultra-realistic professional photography, extremely high resolution, premium studio finish, accurate anatomy, realistic skin, natural proportions, detailed textiles, crisp eyes, realistic hair strands, clean edges, subtle depth, and refined commercial retouching while preserving authentic human texture.
AVOID: face drift, copying the example person’s face, changing age, changing body type, changing skin tone, changing hairstyle, adding hair to a bald subject, removing hair, adding or removing beard/moustache, beauty-filter skin, plastic or waxy texture, excessive smoothing, exaggerated smile, stiff pose, hunched shoulders, oversized chest or shoulders, malformed hands, extra fingers, distorted pockets, warped jacket edges, crooked tie, incorrect suit anatomy, fake fabric, blurry eyes, smeared beard, blurry hair, excessive bokeh, harsh shadows, colored lighting, dramatic rim light, CGI appearance, cartoon styling, artificial symmetry, oversharpening halos, or distracting background elements.
