Editorial Outfit Breakdown

Using REFERENCE_0 as the source outfit photo, turn the mirror-style fit check into an editorial magazine outfit breakdown while keeping the original person, pose, room photo, and worn outfit visible as the central base image. Add a bold fashion-layout overlay with the headline {argument name="headline text" default="TODAY’S FIT"} at the top and a small handwritten subtitle {argument name="subtitle text" default="what I’m wearing"} beneath it.

Extract and isolate exactly 6 clothing/accessory items from what the subject is wearing, presenting them as cutout product callouts with off-white sticker outlines and thin white leader lines pointing back to the matching item on the subject: 1) jacket, 2) pants, 3) sneakers, 4) beanie, 5) sunglasses, 6) necklace. Arrange the cutouts around the subject: jacket upper left, pants lower left, sneakers bottom left, beanie upper right, sunglasses mid-right, necklace lower right.

Add compact uppercase labels next to each item with brand and price in an editorial catalog style: JACKET — KOVI — $128; PANTS — SENKO — $94; SNEAKERS — VYRO — $145; BEANIE — NOMA — $38; SUNGLASSES — AERI — $72; NECKLACE — MOTIF — $46. Use {argument name="label style" default="condensed black uppercase fashion typography"} for the labels and preserve the gritty high-contrast cutout collage look.

Keep the background photo recognizable, slightly darkened where needed for readability, and do not invent extra garments beyond the 6 visible outfit pieces. Maintain a vertical social-media editorial poster composition with clean spacing and no additional logos or watermarks beyond what is already present in the reference.

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