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AI Art · Commercial Photography · Fashion & Editorial · Outfit Transfer
Use two uploaded reference images. Use the person reference only for the subject’s identity, facial structure, facial details, body shape, shoulder width, and natural proportions. Use the outfit reference only for the clothing design and outfit details. Maintain high-fidelity facial likeness from the person reference and integrate the face naturally with the scene lighting. Preserve realistic skin texture, visible pores, and minor imperfections; avoid overly smooth AI skin or a pasted face-swap appearance. The subject has a calm, confident expression or a warm smile, with direct eye contact toward the camera. Maintain realistic human proportions, natural posture, and the person’s body shape without exaggeration. Recreate the exact outfit from the outfit reference, including its colors, fabric type, patterns, prints, garment structure, folds, stitching, layers, fit, and material details. The outfit should appear naturally worn and properly fitted. Do not copy the pose from either reference image. Choose a pose appropriate to the outfit’s style: a relaxed modern fashion pose for modern or streetwear clothing, a confident professional standing pose for formal clothing, or a natural relaxed pose for casual clothing. Make it look like a professional fashion studio photoshoot. Create a full-body vertical fashion portrait with the subject fully visible from head to toe, positioned naturally in the center of the frame. Use a clean professional studio sweep: a smooth light-grey seamless backdrop curving into a darker grey studio floor, with a subtle background lighting gradient and no objects or props. Use professional studio lighting with a soft front key light, balanced fill light, subtle rim light for subject separation, natural shadows, and an evenly illuminated background. Photorealistic studio photography, realistic skin texture, detailed fabric rendering, sharp focus, and a polished professional fashion-photography look. No extra people, text, logos, props, background objects, or half-body framing.