Prompt:-
> Create a photorealistic, high-resolution portrait of an adult South Asian woman with the same overall body proportions, physique, pose, framing, and visual composition as the reference image. She has a naturally curvy, fuller figure and realistic body proportions.
Face & hair: warm medium-brown complexion, oval face, expressive dark brown eyes, naturally shaped eyebrows, subtle black bindi centered on the forehead, soft natural smile, medium-full lips, minimal traditional makeup, dark brown/black hair parted near the center and styled into a low traditional bun, with a few loose strands framing the face. Small traditional earrings with orange floral/gajra-like detail.
Clothing: a traditional Indian saree outfit matching the reference exactly in style and color. Rust/terracotta-red short-sleeved blouse, fitted cropped blouse with a deep rounded/sweetheart neckline, fine vertical textured stripes, and small repeating floral motifs in muted sage green, beige, cream and blue-grey. The blouse has a narrow matching lower band.
Saree: rich rust-orange / burnt-orange saree, traditional draping around the waist, soft natural fabric folds and realistic texture, matching the reference color and draping style.
Jewelry: long delicate traditional beaded necklace in antique-gold/brown tones, small earrings, multiple thin dark maroon/red and black glass bangles on both wrists.
Pose: standing upright facing directly toward the camera, centered composition, shoulders relaxed, both arms naturally lowered and brought together in front of the body, hands gently clasped over the lower abdomen. Maintain the same body orientation, hand placement, posture and proportions as the reference.
Composition: vertical 9:16 portrait, approximately full body from head to below the knees, camera positioned at approximately chest/eye level, subject centered, same relative scale within the frame.
Lighting & environment: warm cinematic indoor lighting, soft key light illuminating the face and upper body, gentle shadows, warm reddish-brown ambient tones, shallow depth of field. Background is an indoor traditional setting with dark reddish walls and a softly blurred decorative geometric/lattice window pattern on the right side. Strong natural-looking bokeh, realistic skin texture, subtle highlights, cinematic color grading.
Photography: professional Indian cinematic still, 50mm portrait-lens look, realistic perspective, high detail, natural skin pores and fabric texture, sharp focus on face and clothing, softly blurred background, photorealistic, natural anatomy, realistic hands and fingers.
Negative prompt: watermark, logo, text, captions, extra fingers, deformed hands, distorted anatomy, plastic skin, excessive makeup, exaggerated body proportions, artificial-looking face, duplicate limbs, blurry face, oversharpening, cartoon, CGI, illustration, low resolution.
Important: exact body “measurements” cannot be reliably determined from a photograph, so the prompt preserves the visible proportions and silhouette rather than inventing numerical measurements.
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