Today's Material: A Full Outfit Recreation

Maintain high accuracy in the subject's proportions, hairline, and overall likeness, with no beautification, stylization, or identity changes. Expression: calm, confident, or carrying a warm smile, looking directly at the camera. Body proportions: keep true-to-life body proportions per the reference image, preserving build, shoulder width, and natural stance, without exaggerating the figure. Outfit recreation: the subject must wear the exact outfit shown in the clothing reference image, accurately reproducing color, fabric texture, print pattern, cut and structure, folds and stitching, and layering — the fit should look natural on the body. Pose logic (important): do not copy any pose from the reference images directly — instead choose the pose based on the clothing style: modern/streetwear calls for a relaxed fashion pose, formalwear calls for a confident professional stance, casualwear calls for a naturally relaxed pose, and the overall result should read like a professional fashion studio shoot. Composition: professional studio fashion portrait, full-body composition, head to toe fully in frame (this is important), 4:5 vertical aspect ratio, subject naturally centered. Background: a clean professional studio cyclorama backdrop — light gray seamless background, the backdrop curving naturally down into the floor, a dark gray studio floor, subtle gradient lighting on the background, no props or objects of any kind. Lighting: professional studio lighting setup — soft frontal key light, balanced fill light, subtle rim light to separate the subject from the background, even light across the background, overall natural and professional. Image style: ultra-realistic studio photography, requiring visible skin pore texture, sharp fabric detail, crisp focus, natural shadows, presenting professional fashion-photography quality. Constraints: no extra people, text, logos, props, or background objects; no half-body framing — the subject must be fully visible from head to toe.