Bloom Perfume Market Portrait

Use the two uploaded images as separate references. Image 1 is the identity reference for the person. Preserve the person’s recognizable facial identity, apparent age, facial structure, hairstyle, skin tone, clothing, and overall body proportions with strong consistency. Do not beautify, redesign, or replace the face. Important: Image 1 is for identity only. Do not copy the original head angle, gaze direction, facial pose, or camera angle. Even if the person in Image 1 is looking sideways or away from the camera, rotate the head naturally so that in the final result the person is facing the camera with both eyes clearly visible and direct eye contact. Image 2 is the product reference. Preserve the product’s exact silhouette, proportions, structure, material, color scheme, logo, label placement, packaging details, and recognizable text. Do not redesign, simplify, mirror, or add accessories. Create a natural, ultra-realistic product showcase photo of the person from Image 1 holding the product from Image 2. Pose: the person should face the camera naturally, with shoulders slightly relaxed and head oriented toward the lens. Have them hold the product in front of the chest or slightly to the side-front of the body. Keep the product’s main display face turned clearly toward the camera without covering the person’s face. Hand interaction: choose a grip appropriate to the product’s size and shape. Fingers should naturally wrap around, cradle, support, or pinch the product with correct perspective, contact shadows, and believable physical interaction. The hand must not clip through the product, and the product must not float. You may adjust the head, neck, arms, and hands as needed to create the new camera-facing pose while preserving identity and body proportions. Lighting: ensure the person and product share the same realistic lighting direction, color temperature, shadows, reflections, and exposure so they look photographed together. Background: preserve the original environment from Image 1, simplifying only minor distracting details if needed. Photography: realistic modern commercial lifestyle photography, natural skin texture, crisp product detail, believable hand anatomy, balanced exposure, and subtle depth of field. Composition: vertical 3:4 framing with both person and product clearly visible. Do not add titles, slogans, reviews, decorative graphics, extra products, or unrelated text. Avoid identity drift, side-facing gaze, looking away from camera, distorted hands, extra fingers, warped packaging, altered logos, mirrored text, floating objects, inconsistent lighting, plastic skin, or obvious AI artifacts. Final result: a believable real-world product display photo of the same person facing the camera directly while naturally presenting the exact referenced product.