Use case: photorealistic-natural. Create ONE new original vertical 4:5 lifestyle photograph of the SAME adult woman Melis shown in the identity references. This is carousel 16, A scarf changes everything, slide 3 of 6. Recognizable facial identity is the highest priority.
Input image roles:
Image 1 (M05): PRIMARY recent appearance reference. Subject: Adult woman on the left holding a baby. Date: 2025-11-23. View: three-quarter, downward gaze, soft closed-mouth smile. Limitation: Current downward view; not an open-eye anchor.
Image 2 (M01): complementary ORIGINAL identity reference. Subject: Only adult woman in yellow. Date: 2024-09-24. View: three-quarter, downward gaze, smile, eyes closed. Limitation: Supplementary expression and hair; not an open-eye authority.
Image 3 (M04): complementary ORIGINAL identity reference. Subject: Adult woman in the center between the man and baby. Other people are not subjects. Date: 2026-06-21. View: front, strong head tilt, closed-mouth smile. Limitation: Current face; tilted view.
Image 4: FACELESS style and continuity reference from this carousel. Use its fabrics, environment, palette, props and light as appropriate. It is not an identity source and its composition does not override the requested new shot.
Wardrobe continuity: white cotton shirt, relaxed chocolate trousers, tan flat sandals, small navy-and-cream geometric silk scarf.
Setting: warm pale courtyard with a simple wooden chair and textured plaster.
Lighting continuity: afternoon open shade.
Specific new shot: Seated waist-up, scarf loosely tying part of her hair at the back, one hand adjusting its end near her shoulder while she looks down softly, closed-mouth smile, face unobstructed and white shirt visible.
Identity: Keep her own eye shape and spacing, brows, nose bridge and tip, lips, natural smile and teeth, cheeks, jaw and chin. Keep present-day age and natural facial asymmetry. The first recent original anchors current appearance; older photos clarify angle and expression only, without changing age, makeup or hair. Never borrow a companion's face. Preserve nose proportions especially in three-quarter views; do not lengthen, enlarge, sharpen or reshape it.
Expression and movement: Follow the new shot, with a natural expression and body action. These are complementary photographs of one woman, not faces to average into a generic model. Preserve identity while allowing a different head angle, gaze and expression; do not paste a frozen source face into the scene.
Hair: natural wavy brown hair with gently lighter lengths, loose unless this shot or wardrobe specifies a bun or scarf. Natural head/body proportions. Authentic skin, no beauty filter, face slimming, enlarged eyes, plumped lips, airbrushing or glamour retouching.
Style: understated personal fashion diary, tactile fabrics, candid natural-camera realism, restrained contrast and subtle grain. Face readable with appropriate sharpness. Original composition, no copy of any reference post, no collage, readable text, watermark, logo or social-media UI. Only Melis as the foreground subject.
