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High-Fashion Crimson Mini Dress Portrait in Museum Interior

High-Fashion Crimson Mini Dress Portrait in Museum Interior

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{Use the face without any change.
  "image_generation_prompt": {
    "subject": {
      "type": "Young woman",
      "hair": "Long, dark brunette, loose waves, parted in the middle",
      "pose": "Standing full-body, leaning backwards against a stone balustrade, one hand resting on the railing, legs crossed at the ankles, looking down/away candidly",
      "expression": "{argument name="expression" default="Neutral, elegant, contemplative"}"
    },
    "attire": {
      "dress": "{argument name="dress color" default="Deep crimson red"} satin mini dress, fit-and-flare silhouette, plunging V-neckline, spaghetti straps, tiered ruffled skirt",
      "shoes": "Dark plum or black pointed-toe high heels",
      "accessories": "Simple drop earrings"
    },
    "environment": {
      "setting": "Grand museum interior (Victorian/Classical architecture)",
      "foreground": "White stone balcony with a decorative balustrade (railing) featuring classic balusters",
      "background": "Large white architectural arches with detailed molding, an ornate Gothic Revival metal and gold choir screen visible in the distance",
      "flooring": "Parquet wood flooring"
    },
    "technical_specs": {
      "lighting": "Soft natural indoor light, diffuse and even, daylight ambience",
      "camera_angle": "Eye-level, full shot",
      "style": "High-fashion lifestyle photography, photorealistic, cinematic composition, crisp focus"
    }
  }
}

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