Lime-Top Phone Portrait

Use the uploaded portrait as the single identity reference. Preserve the person’s exact facial identity, face shape, age, skin tone, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, and overall proportions with very high consistency. The final image must clearly look like the same real person. Do not beautify, redesign, or alter the face. Create a hyper-realistic straight-on head-and-shoulders portrait photographed naturally on a modern iPhone. Hair: long, dark, straight hair with a clean blunt fringe across the forehead. Keep visible individual strands, natural shine, slight flyaways, and believable volume. Expression: calm, self-assured, and relaxed with direct eye contact. Avoid exaggerated posing or model-like facial tension. Makeup: sharp black winged eyeliner with a subtle upward flick, soft white highlight in the inner eye corners, natural lashes, lightly defined brows, gentle pink blush, subtle freckles across the cheeks and bridge of the nose, and soft natural-pink lips. Wardrobe: a simple fitted lime-green top as a bold color accent, while keeping the overall look casual and contemporary. Lighting: soft natural window light or bright diffused daylight with realistic highlights and gentle facial shadows. Avoid dramatic studio lighting. Photography: authentic high-end smartphone photo with crisp digital clarity, realistic mobile HDR, natural skin texture, fine pores, detailed eyelashes, visible hair strands, and subtle depth separation. Camera feel: modern iPhone portrait aesthetic, natural focal length, realistic computational photography, accurate exposure, clean highlights, believable shadow recovery, and slight background blur without exaggerated artificial bokeh. Background: simple modern interior or neutral everyday environment, softly out of focus, realistic and uncluttered. Color: natural skin tones, clean whites, subtle warm-neutral background tones, and the lime-green top as the strongest color accent. Avoid identity drift, facial beautification, plastic skin, excessive sharpening, changed eye color, oversized or fake-looking freckles, warped hair, heavy cinematic grading, fake DSLR-style blur, or obvious AI artifacts. Final result: a believable casual portrait that looks like an excellent real iPhone photo of the reference person, not a generated studio image.