Editorial 3x3 Angle Reference Sheet
Creates a realistic studio fashion reference sheet showing one consistent model across nine labeled camera angles and poses.

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Goal: Create a high-resolution editorial angle reference sheet featuring the same fashion model consistently across exactly 9 panels. Canvas: Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, arranged as a perfect 3x3 grid with thin white dividers between panels. Use a neutral gray studio backdrop in every panel, soft editorial lighting, realistic photography, crisp detail, and consistent color grading. Subject details: A smiling young adult woman with fair skin, long wavy {argument name="hair color" default="platinum blonde"} hair, blue eyes, polished makeup, and bright red lipstick. Maintain identical facial identity, age, hair texture, skin tone, and proportions across all panels. Wardrobe is fixed in every panel: a deep {argument name="suit color" default="red"} tailored blazer and matching trousers, white collared shirt, long black necktie, and black shoes. Confident editorial fashion styling. Layout and required panels: Include exactly 9 separate portraits, each with a bold white numbered caption centered near the bottom of its panel: 1. “1. Front Medium” — medium front-facing portrait, smiling, torso visible. 2. “2. Close-Up” — tight beauty close-up of the same face, smiling, hair framing the face. 3. “3. Three-Quarter” — three-quarter view from the waist up, turned slightly to one side. 4. “4. Profile” — clean side profile portrait, facing left. 5. “5. Low Angle Full” — full-body low-angle fashion pose, hands in pockets, legs apart. 6. “6. High Angle” — high-angle medium portrait, looking up toward camera. 7. “7. Over Shoulder” — over-the-shoulder view with the model turned away but looking back and smiling. 8. “8. Dutch Tilt” — tilted-camera medium fashion portrait, hands in pockets, playful confident pose. 9. “9. Mid Walk” — full-body walking pose, stepping forward, smiling at camera. Visual style: Editorial studio photography, realistic lens rendering, professional fashion reference sheet, balanced exposure, shallow-to-moderate depth of field depending on shot type. Keep the background plain and consistent. Constraints: Use exactly the 3x3 grid and exactly the 9 labeled panels listed above. Keep the same model identity and outfit in all panels. Do not add extra panels, props, logos, watermarks, or decorative text beyond the panel captions.
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