When the user uploads a reference image: Use the person in the reference image as the main character of the poster, strictly follow the face shape, facial features, hairstyle, and general posture from the reference image to ensure the character's identity remains unchanged; customize clothing style, color matching, makeup, lighting, texture, and overall poster style (e.g., cool, high saturation, retro, Y2K, etc.) as much as possible based on the reference image. If the clothing color scheme in the reference image is not obvious, appropriately add high-end fashion clothing details in green and banana yellow as accents. The scene is a glossy magazine cover photo, with large bold serif text in black on a white background filling the entire frame, occupying the main view. The portrait from the reference image is placed in front of the text as the main subject, partially obscuring the text but not completely blocking the title; compose with the figure centered or slightly off to one side, maintaining a fashion magazine cover feel. In a corner of the frame, place small issue number, today's date, price, and barcode; these elements should be subtle but clearly readable, with no additional text or slogans added. The overall magazine is placed on a simple white shelf, shot leaning against a white or light-colored wall, with clean and sharp lighting, highlighting the combination of the reference image character's style and the magazine cover design.