On-model photoshoot (studio)

Show the garment from the image worn by a professional fashion model standing in a professional photo studio with a clean seamless background and soft editorial lighting. Reproduce the garment's exact design, color, fabric and details faithfully. Full-body shot, photorealistic, no text. Additional instructions: Premium men's fashion e-commerce product photography, matching the reference composition, pose, camera angle, proportions and studio aesthetic.

COMPOSITION — CRITICAL:
Create a vertical upper-body fashion catalogue photograph.

Show ONLY the male model from approximately the LOWER NECK / CHIN AREA down to the UPPER THIGHS.

The FACE must be completely outside the frame.

The eyes, nose and full face must NEVER be visible.

The top edge of the image should crop the model around the lower chin / neck area, exactly like the reference.

The complete upper garment must be clearly visible from collar to hem.

A small portion of the trousers may be visible below the jacket to create a natural complete styling.

The jacket / outerwear must occupy the majority of the image and remain the dominant visual focus.

POSE — MATCH THE REFERENCE:
The male model stands in a calm, relaxed and masculine premium catalogue pose.

The torso has a subtle natural three-quarter rotation relative to the camera.

The body must NOT be completely flat or perfectly front-facing.

One shoulder is naturally positioned slightly farther from the camera, creating subtle depth.

The rotation should be restrained and elegant, approximately 10–20 degrees.

Do NOT create an exaggerated side pose.

Both arms hang naturally and straight down alongside the body.

Both hands are relaxed and naturally positioned beside the outer thighs.

Fingers are naturally relaxed.

No hands in pockets.
No crossed arms.
No bent or raised arms.
No touching the jacket.
No holding the collar.
No adjusting the zipper or buttons.
No fashion gestures.

The pose must remain simple and understated so the garment is the main focus.

OUTERWEAR — ABSOLUTE PRODUCT PRESERVATION:
The jacket / outerwear from the source image is the PRIMARY product.

Preserve the EXACT original garment from the source image.

Preserve:
exact design,
exact silhouette,
exact fit,
exact proportions,
exact length,
exact color,
exact fabric,
exact fabric texture,
exact collar,
exact hood if present,
exact sleeves,
exact cuffs,
exact shoulder construction,
exact front closure,
exact zipper,
exact buttons or snap buttons,
exact pockets,
exact pocket placement,
exact waistband or hem,
exact ribbed details,
exact stitching,
exact seams,
exact hardware,
exact padding or quilting if present,
and every other visible construction detail.

Do NOT redesign the garment.
Do NOT simplify the garment.
Do NOT add details that are not present.
Do NOT remove original details.
Do NOT change the collar.
Do NOT change the pockets.
Do NOT change the buttons or zipper.
Do NOT change the length.
Do NOT change the fit.
Do NOT make the jacket tighter or more oversized.
Do NOT change the original color or material.

The generated garment must look like the SAME physical product as in the source photograph.

JACKET POSITION:
Keep the jacket in the same open or closed state as the source product whenever possible.

If the source jacket is closed, present it naturally closed.

If the source jacket is open, keep it naturally open.

Do not unnecessarily change the way the garment is worn.

INNER LAYER:
If an inner layer is visible or required, use a very simple premium basic garment that naturally complements the outerwear.

Use a plain crew-neck T-shirt or very minimal fine-knit crew-neck top.

Choose a neutral color that harmonizes with the specific jacket, such as:
white,
off-white,
cream,
ecru,
beige,
light grey,
dark navy,
black,
or another appropriate neutral shade.

The inner layer must remain secondary and understated.

No prints.
No graphics.
No visible branding.
No patterns.
No shirt and tie.
No distracting details.

TROUSERS:
Only the upper portion of the trousers should be visible at the bottom of the frame.

Choose clean minimalist trousers or jeans in a neutral color that naturally complements the specific outerwear.

The trousers must remain secondary and must NOT distract attention from the jacket.

CAMERA AND FRAMING:
Premium upper-body product catalogue composition matching the reference.

Crop from approximately the lower chin / neck area down to the upper thighs.

NO FACE VISIBLE.

The shoulders, chest, complete jacket, arms, hands and upper portion of the trousers must be visible.

The complete jacket must fit comfortably inside the frame.

Do not crop the collar.
Do not crop the shoulders.
Do not crop the sleeves.
Do not crop the cuffs.
Do not crop the jacket hem.

Leave comfortable negative space around the garment.

Camera positioned approximately around chest level.

Natural perspective.

No wide-angle distortion.
No dramatic perspective.
No exaggerated shoulders.
No distorted arms or hands.

STUDIO — MATCH THE REFERENCE:
Elegant premium minimalist indoor studio.

Warm light greige / off-white walls.

Classic subtle rectangular decorative wall moulding.

The moulding should remain elegant, symmetrical and understated.

Dark warm brown wooden parquet floor with a refined herringbone pattern may be visible in the lower background depending on the crop.

Soft diffused natural-looking studio lighting.

Gentle directional light that clearly reveals the fabric texture and construction of the garment.

Very subtle realistic shadows.

Neutral warm color temperature.

No furniture.
No decorations.
No props.
No plants.
No visible studio equipment.

The studio must feel quiet, sophisticated, expensive and minimalist.

IMAGE STYLE:
Ultra-photorealistic.

Premium European menswear e-commerce photography.

Natural male body proportions.
Natural male anatomy.
Realistic skin texture.
Highly realistic garment texture.
Accurate fabric folds.
Accurate garment structure.
Realistic stitching and hardware.
Soft controlled lighting.
Clean premium catalogue aesthetic.
Understated luxury.

No excessive retouching.
No cinematic effects.
No dramatic lighting.
No artificial glossy fabric unless the original product is glossy.

STRICT REFERENCE RULES:
UPPER-BODY PRODUCT SHOT.
Crop from LOWER CHIN / NECK to UPPER THIGHS.
FACE COMPLETELY OUTSIDE THE FRAME.
NEVER SHOW EYES OR FULL FACE.
Complete jacket visible from collar to hem.
Both sleeves completely visible.
Both hands visible.
Both arms naturally straight down.
Hands outside pockets.
No fashion gestures.
Subtle three-quarter torso rotation.
Do NOT make the model completely front-facing.
Jacket is the dominant visual focus.
Preserve the EXACT original jacket.
Preserve its exact color, fabric, fit, proportions and construction.
Simple neutral inner layer only when necessary.
Only a small upper portion of the trousers visible.
Warm off-white moulded studio walls.
Dark brown herringbone parquet floor.
Soft premium catalogue lighting..
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