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Original prompt concept by
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## Traditional Korean Hanbok Fine-Art Portrait
Use the uploaded portrait as the **sole facial identity reference only**.
Preserve the subject’s recognizable identity with high consistency, including **face shape, facial proportions, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheek structure, jawline, chin, skin tone, age impression, natural asymmetry, and distinctive facial characteristics**.
The uploaded portrait determines **WHO the person is**, but not the original pose, gaze, expression, hairstyle, clothing, lighting, background, or composition.
Do not excessively beautify, slim, rejuvenate, feminize a male subject, masculinize a female subject, or replace the face with a generic model appearance.
**Identity preservation takes priority over pose variation and styling.**
Create a **soft, luminous fine-art portrait of the subject wearing authentic traditional Korean hanbok**, with a quiet, elegant, airy, poetic, and subtly dreamlike atmosphere.
The image should feel **ethereal, gentle, and delicately emotional throughout**, like a refined analog Korean fine-art portrait rather than a commercial costume photograph.
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### Composition
Use a **vertical 2:3 composition**, mainly medium, waist-up, or three-quarter framing.
Place the subject **noticeably lower in the frame**, around the **lower half to lower-middle area**, rather than dead center.
Leave **generous negative space above the head and around the raised arms and flowing fabric**, so the upper portion of the frame feels open, airy, and spacious.
The composition should remain **minimal, graceful, soft, and editorial**.
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### Authentic Traditional Korean Hanbok
The clothing must remain clearly and accurately **traditional Korean**, not generic East Asian historical clothing.
For female subjects, use authentic elements such as:
* traditional **jeogori**
* clean white **dongjeong**
* properly tied **goreum**
* traditional high-waisted **chima**
* elegant, softly voluminous skirt structure
For male subjects, use authentic:
* **jeogori**
* **dongjeong**
* traditional **baji**
* optional restrained **durumagi or po** when appropriate
Maintain correct Korean garment construction, layering, collar shape, proportions, silhouette, and fabric behavior.
Do not generate **hanfu, kimono, yukata, qipao, fusion hanbok, fantasy costume, or K-pop stagewear**.
---
### Color & Styling Variation
Use a soft, low-saturation palette such as:
**ivory, cream, pale butter yellow, blush, muted rose, powder pink, misty blue, pale celadon, jade, sage, muted lavender, pearl grey, pale apricot.**
Choose a different harmonious combination for each generation rather than repeating the same styling.
Include a **large lightweight translucent fabric element** in soft pink, ivory, pale peach, muted lavender, or another compatible pastel tone.
The fabric may be:
* lifted above the head
* stretched softly between the hands
* floating behind the shoulders
* trailing diagonally through the frame
* gently moved by air
It should feel **airy, weightless, semi-transparent, and poetic**, never like a Western bridal veil or fantasy cape.
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### Pose & Facial Angle
Keep the overall body pose naturally varied, while allowing the face to turn within a **moderate but identity-safe range**.
Do **not** keep the face locked in a rigid straight-on frontal angle.
Instead, prefer a **softly turned view**, ranging from:
* a gentle near-frontal angle
* a subtle three-quarter turn
* a soft **half-side view**
* a lightly angled face turned to the left or right
The facial angle should feel **natural, elegant, and dimensional**, avoiding the stiffness of a straight-on portrait while still preserving the same recognizable person.
Avoid:
* perfectly frontal passport-style symmetry
* extreme profile views
* dramatic head turns
* severe upward or downward chin angles
* any angle that significantly alters the visible facial structure
Most variation may come from:
* gentle facial turning
* gaze direction
* slight chin movement
* soft head tilt
* subtle shoulder rotation
* arm position
* fabric movement
Preserve the subject’s original **face width, cheek volume, eye spacing, nose projection, jawline, lip proportions, chin shape, and natural asymmetry**.
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### Expression & Gaze
Give the subject a **soft, dreamy, introspective expression** with a **gentle visible closed-lip smile**.
The smile should be:
* noticeable but restrained
* warm and elegant
* soft and natural
* emotionally gentle
* compatible with the dreamy mood
Do **not** let the subject look directly into the camera.
Instead, the eyes should look:
* slightly downward
* softly to the left or right
* gently toward the light
* into the distance
* just past the camera, without direct eye contact
The gaze should feel **quiet, poetic, and absorbed in thought**.
Avoid:
* direct camera gaze
* broad smiling
* visible teeth
* exaggerated happiness
* seductive expression
* dramatic sadness
* intense fashion-model attitude
The ideal expression is:
**serene, softly smiling, dreamlike, slightly turned away, and quietly luminous.**
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### Hair
Hair should feel **traditionally Korean, refined, softly controlled, and naturally imperfect**.
For female subjects, use a:
* center-parted low bun
* soft traditional updo
* low chignon
* gently gathered traditional hairstyle
Secure the hairstyle with a **visible traditional binyeo** when appropriate.
Keep most of the hair neatly arranged while allowing a few **fine, lightweight loose strands** around the:
* temple
* outer cheek
* ear
* jawline
* nape
The hairstyle should feel:
**neatly arranged at first glance, softly loosened on closer inspection.**
A few wispy strands may move gently with the fabric or air, but the **eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, and main facial structure must remain clearly visible**.
Do not allow thick strands or heavy bangs to cover the eyes or obscure facial identity.
For male subjects, use restrained traditional Korean tied-back hair or **sangtu-inspired styling** when appropriate, with only subtle natural flyaway strands.
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### Binyeo & Traditional Accessories
Use subtle traditional Korean accessories such as **binyeo, dwikkoji, or ddaenggi** only when appropriate.
Randomly vary accessory colors and materials between generations, such as:
**jade, pale celadon, ivory, mother-of-pearl, amber, coral, lacquer red, pale blue, muted lilac, soft gold, dark wood.**
Do not repeatedly generate the same accessory or color.
Avoid oversized fantasy ornaments, crowns, tiaras, or excessive jewelry.
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### Lighting & Dreamlike Atmosphere
Use **very soft diffused naturalistic light**, resembling light passing through translucent paper, a softly lit window, or a large diffused studio source.
The entire image should maintain a **dreamlike, hazy, luminous quality**.
Use:
* low contrast
* creamy luminous skin
* soft highlight bloom
* gentle haze
* delicate film grain
* slightly lowered sharpness
* pale desaturated colors
* softly blended tonal transitions
* subtle atmospheric glow
* gentle analog softness
Use the visual character of a **70–105mm portrait lens** and avoid wide-angle distortion.
A slight natural motion blur may appear in the:
* lifted fabric
* fingertips
* sleeve edges
* loose strands of hair
while the face remains clear and recognizable.
---
### Background
Use a **minimal pale studio background**, such as:
**warm ivory, cream, blush beige, parchment white, pale warm grey, or softly faded peach.**
Avoid busy interiors, furniture, modern props, palace scenery, elaborate floral sets, or distracting objects.
The environment should almost dissolve into light.
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### Figure Integrity
Maintain natural head-to-body proportion and believable:
* shoulders
* neck
* torso
* arms
* hands
* hips
* garment volume
Do not artificially slim the subject, enlarge the eyes, narrow the jaw, lengthen the neck, or alter their natural body type.
Prevent:
**oversized head, undersized body, compressed torso, broken shoulders, malformed hands, duplicate limbs, unnatural wrists, floating fabric, or a face disconnected from the body.**
Hands and fabric must interact logically and naturally.
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### Randomization Rule
Each generation should remain recognizable as part of the **same dreamy Korean fine-art photographic series**, while naturally varying:
**facial angle, gaze direction, chin position, subtle smile, shoulder rotation, arm position, fabric movement, hanbok color combination, accessory color, binyeo material, hair looseness, and crop.**
Do not repeat one fixed pose, outfit, accessory, or composition.
Keep facial angle variation **softly turned, natural, and identity-safe**.
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### Negative Constraints
Do not generate:
**hanfu, kimono, yukata, qipao, fusion hanbok, fantasy costume, K-pop styling, Western bridal elements, corsets, lingerie styling, oversized headpieces, heavy face-covering hair, floating binyeo, direct camera gaze, exaggerated grin, visible-teeth smile, seductive expression, extreme profile, dramatic head turn, doll-like beauty retouching, plastic skin, oversaturated colors, harsh sharpening, HDR appearance, dark dramatic lighting, anatomical distortion, duplicate limbs, malformed fingers, rigid frontal ID-photo posture, or mannequin posing.**
**Highest priorities: preserve facial identity, avoid a rigid straight-on face, allow a soft half-side to subtle three-quarter angle, keep the gaze away from the camera, use a gentle but clearly visible closed-lip smile, accurately depict authentic traditional Korean hanbok, maintain natural anatomy, place the subject lower in the frame with generous upper negative space, and preserve the soft luminous dreamlike atmosphere throughout the image.**