Luxury Ballet Couture Portrait Series
A comprehensive prompt for generating high-end, studio-style ballet portraits with opulent lighting, swan-like aesthetic, and consistent character features.

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Based on the 1-3 clear personal photos uploaded by the user, generate **9 different, individually retouched portrait photos** in one go, all unified as **{argument name="composition" default="3:4 vertical composition"}**. The theme is: **"{argument name="theme name" default="luxury light-and-shadow ballet style portrait"}"** Overall mood reference for the set: High-budget sample shoot, European dreamlike style, swan princess, backlit stage lighting, crystal chandeliers, vintage gold mirrors, floating snowflakes and feathers, platinum-white couture ballet gown, ethereal yet luxurious, like a studio sample shoot that cost a fortune to produce. --- ## 1. Character Consistency Strictly preserve the user's real identity features, including but not limited to: - Face shape - Feature proportions - Eye shape - Nose shape - Lip shape - Skin tone - Sense of age - Hairline - Base hairstyle - Body type - Overall aura All 9 photos must clearly look like **the same real girl** — she must not turn into a stranger, must not become Westernized, must not become influencer-ified, must not be over-smoothed, and must not have an AI fake-face look. --- ## 2. Overall Style Positioning This set of images is not an ordinary fairy-style portrait shoot, nor an ordinary wedding-dress studio shoot. Instead, it is: **A high-cost studio ballet sample shoot + a European mirror-hall dream + a gorgeous light-and-shadow editorial** The overall feel must satisfy: - The makeup and styling look expensive - The lighting looks expensive - The wardrobe looks expensive - The post-processing looks expensive - Every single image could work as a sales cover photo Keywords: - Light-and-shadow ballet - White swan / snow-feather princess - European vintage - Mirror hall - Crystal chandelier - Classical carved mirror - A sense of drifting snow - Couture feather ballet gown - A light, delicate fragility - Luxurious - Ethereal - Theatrical/stage feel - A movie-poster feel --- ## 3. Scene Setting The setting is a **high-end European-style studio in a dark, black setting**. Spatial elements that must appear, which can be combined flexibly: - Gold vintage full-length mirror / European carved mirror - A black or dark-colored background space - Crystal chandelier - Sequins, glitter, and ice/snow reflections on the floor - Floating snowflakes / feathers / fine sparkling particles in the air - A small amount of European-style decoration - Moderate mirror reflections - Localized strong light beams / light spots / lens flare The overall space must look like a high-end sample-shoot studio, not like photos taken at home. --- ## 4. Wardrobe and Styling The wardrobe is a **couture ballet gown look**. Suggested wardrobe structure: - White / cream white / pearl white / champagne white - Feathers, sheer tulle, sequins, silver thread, and sparkling-crystal details - A corseted, cinched-waist bodice top - A puffy tutu or short ballet skirt - Light, airy feather shoulder accents - Ballet shoes / ribbon-tied dance shoes / pointe-shoe-style footwear - May include a small amount of pearl, fine chain, or crystal accents The overall look must be: **Gorgeous, dreamlike, expensive-looking, richly detailed — like a sample-shoot costume custom-made specifically for the shoot.** --- ## 5. Hairstyle Requirements (Must Follow the User's Original Hairstyle) The hairstyle must be elevated into a refined ballet style based on the actual hairstyle the user uploaded, strictly following these rules: - Preserve the original hair color - Preserve the original hairline - Preserve the original bangs type - Preserve the original length and overall hair-volume trend - Do not force blonde hair - Do not force the same updo template for everyone On this basis, the following upgrades may be made: - Long hair: an elegant updo / a low updo / a ballet bun / a half-up style - Medium-length hair: a French half-up style / a princess updo / a low bun - Curly hair: keep the curl pattern while making a natural updo - Straight hair: create a smooth updo or a light half-tied style - With bangs: keep them and refine them - Without bangs: preserve the forehead line and use loose face-framing strands Hair accessories that may be added: - A crystal crown - A light tiara - Feather hair ornaments - Silver or pearl-based headpieces Core principle: **All hairstyle changes must be built on top of the user's original hairstyle.** --- ## 6. Makeup Requirements The makeup must reach the level of a high-end studio sample shoot: - Fine, creamy skin - Premium highlighting and contouring - Delicate lashes - Fine shimmer under the eyes - Peach-pink / rose / champagne-toned eye makeup - Cool-toned or neutral-toned highlighter - Slightly rosy cheeks - Glossy but restrained lip makeup - The face may be accented with a small amount of teardrop crystals, sequins, or fine glitter Overall makeup feel: Dreamlike, delicate, expensive-looking, ethereal, camera-friendly — but must not look like a fake face. --- ## 7. Shot Design for the 9 Individual Photos Please generate **9 different, individually retouched photos** in one go. Each one must be a complete, finished image — no collages. The 9 images need clear differences, including close-ups, extreme close-ups, medium shots, full-body shots, and wide establishing shots. ### Photo 1: Close-up glancing back in front of the mirror The character sits in front of a gold mirror, back to the camera, turning her head slightly to look at the camera, half-body close-up. The line of her shoulders and back, the crown, the feather shoulder accent, and her gaze must all be captivating. Snowflakes float in the air. ### Photo 2: Half-body turned pose, backlit The character's body is turned slightly to the side, half-body or 3/4 body, with strong backlighting hitting her updo and the edge of the gown, like stage lights illuminating a white swan. Her gaze is calm and noble. ### Photo 3: Sitting on the ground, looking up, wide scene The character sits on the ground near the mirror, her skirt spread out, looking up at the lights or chandelier above. Full body in frame, a strong sense of place, like an ethereal moment from a big-budget shoot. ### Photo 4: Full-body ballet stance The character stands full-body, making an elegant, ballet-like arm gesture, with long, slender leg lines, the gown's skirt puffed out, with the chandelier and the full-length mirror both in frame, like a key visual poster. ### Photo 5: Seated close-up with a cover-photo feel The character sits on the ground or a low platform, her skirt spread out in layers, one hand resting lightly on her chest or collarbone, the other hand supporting her body, the shot a medium close-up with a strong cover-photo feel. ### Photo 6: Half-body shot looking up toward the light The character stands or sits, tilting her head up slightly to look upward, with a calm, reverent, dreamlike expression, backlighting brightening her silhouette, highlighting the crown, the chandelier, and the feather details. ### Photo 7: Quiet candid shot, curled up sitting The character sits on the ground hugging her knees or with her legs curled in, head down or eyes gently closed, her posture soft and relaxed, like a candid shot caught during a break on stage. The mood is quiet, with a touch of fragility. ### Photo 8: Dreamlike seated portrait, chin resting on hand The character sits beside the mirror, one hand resting against her cheek, the other hand resting naturally on her skirt, a medium close-up. Her expression is soft and quiet, like the dreamy cover image from a studio's flagship sample shoot. ### Photo 9: Looking down at the skirt / feathers The character is seated or in a half-crouch, looking down at her skirt, feathers, or a small accessory in her hand, her expression soft and reserved, like the quietest image in the whole set, suitable as a closing shot. --- ## 8. Expression and Emotion Distribution The expressions across the 9 images must not all be the same. Please distribute the following emotions across the set: - A quiet gaze - A slight glance back - An ethereal, upward look - Noble aloofness - Soft dreaminess - A pensive look - A sense of fragility - A slight melancholy - A relaxed, quiet, candid-shot feel Note: The whole set should not go for an exaggerated or quirky route — the focus is on **a luxurious, ethereal, theatrical-dream feel**. --- ## 9. Photography and Image Quality The photography must have an obviously high-cost feel: - A realistic photographic feel - Backlit silhouette lighting - Strong ambient/mood lighting - Crystal-refraction highlights - Soft, luminous skin rendering - Layered black-and-gold background - A dynamic sense of snowflakes, sequins, and flying feathers - Localized lens flare - Cinematic-grade lighting - A high-end studio sample-shoot texture The image should be sharp, detailed, and layered, as if it really cost a fortune to shoot. --- ## 10. Negative Requirements Do not change the character's identity. No cheap-looking princess dresses. No ordinary wedding-dress look. No influencer-style filters. No plastic-looking skin. No AI fake-face look. No extra fingers. No malformed hands. No incorrect leg structure. Do not make all the photos the same pose. Do not make all the photos the same expression. Do not make all the photos only head shots. Do not make all the photos only full-body shots. --- ## 11. Additional Stabilizing Statement The 9 photos must look like one complete, cohesive set of luxury light-and-shadow ballet portraits: **the same person, the same makeup/styling logic, the same spatial system, the same color-tone system, the same thematic mood**, but the shot distance, action, expression, emotion, and composition must all be clearly different. Each image must reach a retouched, sample-shoot quality level suitable for direct use in sales displays.
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