Overall image setting: The image is in a vertical 3:4 aspect ratio with a fixed nine-grid layout, three rows and three columns, each grid as an independent shot. The overall style is hyperrealistic fashion photography with a lifestyle feel, slight film grain, and soft vignette, suitable for daily outfit posting. The entire image tells a story of one outfit through nine shots, presenting the overall look, body highlights, and life details. Reference image binding rules: Use the uploaded reference image as the sole visual basis. The model's facial features, body proportions, hairstyle, hair color, makeup, and atmosphere are completely inherited from the reference image, without changing the person's identity. The clothing silhouette, color, layering, and accessory combinations are all inherited from the reference image, including earrings, bags, shoes, nails, etc. The scene type, light direction, and overall color tone follow the reference image, with only slight extensions within the same location or scene system. In all nine grids, the model is always the same person in the same outfit, only changing camera angles, composition, and shot sizes. Nine-grid shot structure: Top row: Overall perspective and spatial sense. Shot 1 is a front full-body photo, showing the complete outfit from head to toe with a natural pose, slight walking or turning, environment and light based on the reference image, serving as the overall look baseline. Shot 2 is a top-down angle, camera slightly above the model, full-body or three-quarter view, emphasizing depth and ground relationship for reading overall silhouette and spatial proportion. Shot 3 is a bottom-up angle, camera slightly below the model, full-body or three-quarter view, enhancing lower garment lines and drape, with extensions of architecture, ceiling, or sky to create presence and three-dimensionality. Middle row: Body highlight details. Shot 4 shows facial details, focusing on head and neck, presenting makeup atmosphere, ...
