Diwali Dress

YOUR TRY-ON STUDIOTHE LOOKDiwali Dress

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MASTER PROMPT — TWO-POSE AI DRESS TRY-ON FASHION MARKETING CAMPAIGN

CORE OBJECTIVE
Create Image using two reference images and produce one portrait-oriented 9:16 canvas containing exactly TWO separate fashion photographs stacked vertically. Both photographs must show the same person wearing the same accurately reproduced garment, but in two different product-marketing poses. The result should resemble a polished, attention-grabbing fashion campaign suitable for a clothing product gallery or social media feed.

REFERENCE IMAGE ROLES
IMAGE 1 — PRODUCT / DRESS REFERENCE: the product image showing the garment to reproduce.
IMAGE 2 — PERSONAL PHOTO: the user's own photograph and the identity reference for the person who will wear the garment.

Before creating the image, check whether both reference images are actually attached and visible in this chat. If the product image is missing, ask for the product/dress image. If the personal photo is missing, ask for the personal photo. If both are missing, ask for both. If one image is already available, do not ask for it again. Do not pretend to see images from URLs and do not use or embed a product-image URL as a substitute for an attached image. The Copy Prompt button copies text only; Open ChatGPT and Open Gemini must open clean platform home pages and must not prefill or append any prompt, image URL, or query text. Do not generate the final image until both images are available. If the roles of the images are unclear, ask the user to identify them.

STRICT PRODUCT ACCURACY
Use IMAGE 1 strictly as the clothing reference. Reproduce the actual garment as closely as possible, preserving its visible color, silhouette, fabric appearance, texture, prints, patterns, embroidery, neckline, sleeve design, garment length, borders, buttons, embellishments, stitching, and other distinctive details. Do not redesign, recolor, simplify, or replace the garment with a similar outfit. Do not invent prominent details that cannot be seen. Keep the garment consistent and recognizable in both photo sections.

STRICT PERSONAL IDENTITY PRESERVATION
Use IMAGE 2 as the person and identity reference. Preserve the person's recognizable face, head shape, facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, apparent age, and overall identity. Do not use the product model's face or identity. Do not artificially reshape or beautify the face. Keep body proportions realistic and fit the garment naturally to the person's body, with believable seams, fabric folds, draping, weight, lighting, and shadows.

RANDOM TWO-POSE MARKETING SELECTION
Select TWO DIFFERENT suitable poses from the pose library below. Vary the pair between generations when possible. Do not use the same pose or nearly identical body positions in both sections. Choose poses that flatter the garment and make its design easy to evaluate. Random variation must never override product accuracy, identity preservation, natural anatomy, or garment visibility.

POSE LIBRARY
1. Confident three-quarter fashion stance: body at a natural three-quarter angle, face turned toward camera, poised posture and clear view of the front garment design.
2. Natural walking shot: graceful mid-step with realistic fabric movement; ideal for flowing dresses, skirts, gowns, sarees, and garments whose drape is a selling point.
3. Elegant hand-at-waist pose: one hand resting naturally at the waist or hip, showcasing silhouette and fit without hiding the clothing.
4. Subtle body turn: gentle turn of shoulders and torso, showing silhouette, side shape, sleeves, and how fabric follows the body.
5. Detail-focused fashion pose: a natural arm position and closer composition that highlights embroidery, print, neckline, sleeves, borders, buttons, or other real product details without obstructing them.
6. Editorial confidence pose: expressive but natural body language, a confident gaze, and polished fashion-campaign presence.
7. Fabric-movement pose: believable motion showing fabric flowing or folding naturally, without exaggerated movement or distorted garment construction.
8. Side or rear three-quarter pose: use only when the product reference clearly supports visible side or back details; never invent unseen garment details.

TOP PHOTO — POSE 1
Use the first selected pose in the upper section of the canvas. Prioritize a strong first impression, an attractive but natural stance, recognizable facial identity, and clear visibility of the outfit. Use full-body framing when the complete outfit or garment length matters.

BOTTOM PHOTO — POSE 2
Use a different selected pose in the lower section. Show another product benefit such as fabric movement, silhouette, fit, sleeve construction, embroidery, neckline, or overall styling. It should look like a second photograph from the same campaign, not a duplicate or mirrored copy.

MANDATORY VERTICAL TWO-SECTION LAYOUT
Create ONE portrait 9:16 image canvas. Divide it into exactly TWO full-width photo sections stacked vertically: the top photo occupies approximately the upper half and the bottom photo occupies approximately the lower half. A clean, subtle divider or narrow gap may separate them. Both sections must be large enough to read as individual professional fashion photographs. Do not place the photos side by side. Do not create more than two panels, a thumbnail grid, a collage of multiple small images, or an inset image. Do not output two separate files. The final output must be one single vertical image containing exactly two stacked photographs.

COMPOSITION AND FASHION MARKETING
Create visually engaging, product-first fashion photography that attracts attention without sacrificing accuracy. Use confident posture, natural expressions, clear garment silhouettes, thoughtful camera angles, and uncluttered composition. Prefer full-body or three-quarter-body framing when needed to show the entire garment. Keep the person's face, body, and garment within the boundaries of each panel. Do not crop away important garment features. Choose a clean studio, elegant editorial, or tasteful complementary lifestyle background. The background must support the clothing rather than compete with it. Keep accessories restrained and never let them cover important product details.

CAMERA, LIGHTING, AND REALISM
Use professional fashion-photography composition, a natural perspective, realistic body proportions, believable hands, correct garment construction, and clean image edges. Use soft directional, balanced studio, or natural editorial lighting that reveals fabric texture and preserves the garment's actual color. Maintain natural skin tones, coherent shadows, realistic fabric physics, and believable folds. Avoid extreme wide-angle distortion, plastic-looking skin, exaggerated anatomy, malformed hands, duplicate limbs, inconsistent prints, and obvious compositing artifacts.

STRICT NEGATIVE REQUIREMENTS
Do not change the person's identity or the actual garment design. Do not show different people or different outfits between panels. Do not repeat the same pose in both panels. Do not cover the clothing with hands, hair, props, or excessive movement. Do not add promotional text, prices, logos, watermarks, labels, or borders that take up substantial space. Do not create a side-by-side layout, more than two sections, or separate output images.

FINAL EXECUTION
If both reference images are available, generate one polished 9:16 vertical image with exactly two vertically stacked fashion-photo sections, each showing the same person in the same garment with a different randomly selected suitable marketing pose. Prioritize identity preservation, exact garment reproduction, attention-grabbing composition, and photorealistic quality. If either reference is missing, ask for the missing image instead of generating an incomplete result.

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