Virtual Try-On: Prompt Đỉnh Cao Để Thay Trang Phục Cho Người Mẫu Ảo

Use reference image #1 as the clothing and accessories source, and reference image #2 as the subject identity and body reference.

Goal:
Replace the outfit and accessories worn by the person in reference image #2 with the clothing and accessories visible in reference image #1, while preserving the identity, facial structure, body shape, proportions, pose, camera angle, framing, lighting direction, and overall photographic realism of reference image #2.

Subject preservation:
- Keep the face of the person from reference image #2.
- Preserve facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, hairstyle (unless covered by clothing/accessories from image #1), body shape, posture, and natural proportions from reference image #2.
- Maintain the same person, not a redesigned or altered version.
- Do not beautify, stylize, or change age appearance.
- Do not modify body size, breast size, waist, hips, limb length, or overall physique.

Clothing transfer:
- Replace only the clothing and accessories on the person in reference image #2 with those from reference image #1.
- Accurately transfer every visible clothing item and accessory from reference image #1, including color, fabric, texture, stitching, seams, folds, logos, hardware, thickness, layering, fit, and garment construction.
- Preserve how the outfit naturally fits on the body of the subject in reference image #2.
- Do not redesign, reinterpret, simplify, or restyle the outfit.
- Do not invent extra fashion elements that are not visible in reference image #1.

Accessories:
- Transfer all visible accessories from reference image #1 exactly and individually.
- Preserve correct placement, scale, orientation, and material appearance.
- Do not merge separate accessories into one object.
- Do not omit small visible accessories.

Image composition:
- Keep the original composition of reference image #2.
- Preserve the pose, hand placement, body angle, head direction, facial expression, cropping, lens perspective, and framing from reference image #2.
- Keep the original background and environment of reference image #2 unchanged unless the clothing naturally occludes small areas.
- Do not alter the scene layout.

Realism and rendering:
- Photorealistic.
- Extremely realistic clothing transfer.
- True-to-life fabric behavior on the body.
- Accurate wrinkles, folds, tension, drape, and garment weight.
- Realistic material response such as cotton, denim, leather, silk, knit, metal, or plastic depending on the original item.
- Natural skin texture and realistic photographic detail.
- No CGI look.
- No illustration look.
- No artificial smoothing.
- No over-sharpened synthetic texture.

Occlusion rules:
- If part of the clothing in reference image #1 is hidden, infer only the minimum necessary construction required to complete the garment naturally on the subject in reference image #2.
- Any inferred parts must remain fully consistent with visible evidence from reference image #1.
- Do not hallucinate extra patterns, decorations, pockets, zippers, trims, or structural changes.

Strict rules:
- Keep the person from reference image #2.
- Use the clothing and accessories from reference image #1.
- Do not change the identity of the person.
- Do not change the body shape.
- Do not change the background.
- Do not add extra accessories.
- Do not remove existing transferred items from image #1.
- Do not stylize.
- Do not create a fashion illustration.
- Do not make it look like 3D render or CGI.

Negative prompt:
wrong outfit, wrong accessories, changed face, altered body shape, different person, distorted hands, warped fabric, incorrect clothing fit, wrong color, missing accessories, merged accessories, fake folds, plastic skin, over-smoothing, CGI, illustration, cartoon, rendering artifacts, inconsistent lighting, incorrect proportions, background changes, stylized fashion edit