Prompt 3 Ảnh Tham Chiếu: Giữ Nhân Vật, Thay Trang Phục, Sao Chép Pose

Reference mapping:
- Image 1: identity reference
- Image 2: outfit and accessories reference
- Image 3: pose reference

Strict reference usage:
- Use Image 1 only for the subject's identity, face, body shape, proportions, skin tone, hair color, hairstyle, and overall likeness.
- Use Image 2 only for the outfit and accessories.
- Use Image 3 only for the body pose, posture, limb placement, balance, weight distribution, and any required physical support objects that are necessary for the pose to make sense realistically.
- Do not mix these roles between references.

Priority order:
1. Identity fidelity from Image 1
2. Outfit and accessory accuracy from Image 2
3. Pose accuracy from Image 3
4. Physical support consistency required by the pose from Image 3

Create a hyper-realistic full-body studio fashion photograph of the woman from Image 1, preserving her identity with maximum fidelity. Maintain the same facial structure, bone structure, apparent age, ethnicity, skin tone, hair color, hairstyle, body shape, natural proportions, and overall likeness from Image 1. Do not alter the subject's identity or physique.

Match the pose from Image 3 as precisely as possible, including posture, limb placement, balance, weight distribution, and body mechanics, with no unnecessary interpretation or stylistic modification.

If the pose in Image 3 physically depends on a support object such as a chair, stool, bench, step, wall, railing, or other prop, include the minimum necessary support object required to preserve the realism and physical logic of the pose. The support object must match the functional placement implied by Image 3 and should only serve to support the pose naturally. Do not omit required support objects when doing so would make the pose physically implausible.

Support object rules:
- Include only the support object(s) strictly necessary for the pose to work realistically.
- Keep the support object visually simple, neutral, and studio-appropriate unless a specific support object is clearly required by Image 3.
- Do not let the support object become the main subject of the image.
- Do not add decorative props or unrelated furniture.
- Do not replace a necessary support object with a different object that changes the pose logic.
- The support object should remain secondary to the model and outfit.

She must wear the exact same outfit and accessories from Image 2. Preserve the original design, colors, materials, texture, construction, stitching, fit, layering, and realistic fabric drape. Do not redesign, restyle, simplify, or reinterpret the clothing or accessories.

Expression should be calm and confident, with a subtle natural smile, eyes open and looking forward. Preserve natural skin texture, pores, and realistic facial detail. No beauty retouching and no skin smoothing.

Background:
A clean professional studio with a soft neutral beige backdrop, evenly lit, with a minimal natural gradient and no distractions.

Style:
High-end editorial fashion photography, ultra-realistic, true-to-life color, fully photographic, no CGI, no stylization, no artificial plastic skin.

Lighting:
Soft diffused studio lighting, frontal key light slightly above eye level, gentle fill, natural contrast, and subtle shadow definition.

Camera and framing:
Full-body, straight-on composition, 85mm portrait lens feel, medium aperture look similar to f/5.6 to f/8, sharp detail across the entire body, with the face as the primary visual focus, ultra-high resolution.

Strict rules:
- Keep the person from Image 1.
- Use the outfit and accessories only from Image 2.
- Use the pose only from Image 3.
- Include any support object only if it is physically required by the pose in Image 3.
- Do not use Image 2 or Image 3 to change the subject's identity.
- Do not use Image 1 to override the outfit from Image 2.
- Do not use Image 2 to influence pose.
- Do not use Image 3 to influence clothing design.
- Do not alter the background specification except for the minimum necessary pose support object.

Negative prompt:
identity drift, face alteration, changed person, beautification, skin smoothing, CGI, plastic skin, anatomy distortion, incorrect proportions, extra or missing fingers, deformed hands, closed eyes, exaggerated smile, artificial posing, clothing redesign, missing accessories, unrealistic fabric behavior, unnecessary props, decorative furniture, physically impossible pose, harsh lighting, dramatic color grading, blur, low resolution, noise, artifacts, text, watermark, logo

- Image 1: identity reference
- Image 2: outfit and accessories reference
- Image 3: pose reference

1. Identity fidelity from Image 1
2. Outfit and accessory accuracy from Image 2
3. Pose accuracy from Image 3
4. Physical support consistency required by the pose from Image 3

If the pose in Image 3 physically depends on a support object...
include the minimum necessary support object required to preserve
the realism and physical logic of the pose.