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  • Format: Vertical 9:16 fashion campaign
  • Source package: 29 still-image prompts + 4 video prompts
  • Continuity: Five recurring characters, five connected New York–inspired locations, one hero jacket
  • Signature rule: The jacket travels as one complete, recognizable garment at chest height—never as a blur, cape, ribbon, fragments, or an overhead arc.

Still-image prompt library

Product + character references

Image 01 — Product reference sheet

Image 01 — Product reference sheet
Image 01 — Product reference sheet
A premium fashion product reference sheet featuring the front and back views of
the same oversized unisex hooded track jacket, displayed side by side against a clean light
gray studio background.
The jacket has a relaxed oversized silhouette with dropped shoulders, wide sleeves, elastic
cuffs and waistband. It is made from soft matte coral-red fabric with a subtle washed texture.
The jacket features a large structured hood in the same coral-red fabric, resting naturally
behind the collar.
Front view: a concealed central zipper with three cream-colored traditional Chinese frog
closures placed evenly across the chest and torso. Two clean side pockets. Two parallel
cream stripes run continuously from the shoulders down both sleeves. A small minimal white
“STORY” logo is placed on the left chest, with a simple abstract S-shaped emblem on the
opposite side.
Back view: a clean coral-red surface with a large minimal cream S-shaped motion symbol
centered between the shoulder blades. The two cream sleeve stripes remain continuous and
consistent from front to back.
Modern fusion of Chinese-inspired fashion and contemporary streetwear, premium editorial
design, realistic garment construction, accurate stitching, natural fabric folds, photorealistic
textile details, soft commercial studio lighting, subtle shadows, symmetrical product
presentation, 16:9.
No person, no mannequin, no hanger, no recognizable brand logos, no three-stripe
branding, no random text, no extra garments, no duplicated parts, no distorted closures, no
cartoon style.

Image 02 — Character A — jacket look

Image 02 — Character A — jacket look
Image 02 — Character A — jacket look
Create a realistic full-body character reference photograph of a stylish young East
Asian woman, 22–25 years old, with a slim natural build. She has a short straight black bob
haircut with soft wispy bangs, refined facial features, matte natural skin with visible pores,
and a calm, effortlessly confident expression.
She wears the exact oversized coral-red hooded track jacket from the uploaded product
reference. Preserve every product detail accurately: the washed coral-red fabric, oversized
drop-shoulder silhouette, large structured hood resting behind her head, three cream
Chinese frog closures, concealed front zipper, cream stripes running along both sleeves, and
the exact STORY logo and S-shaped emblem placement.
Style the jacket with loose light-wash blue wide-leg jeans and clean white minimalist
sneakers. She wears modern silver over-ear headphones and holds a plain white takeaway
coffee cup naturally in one hand.
Full-body straight-on view, relaxed standing pose, both feet fully visible, eye-level camera,
centered composition, clean white seamless studio background, soft diffused commercial
lighting, realistic fabric folds, accurate body proportions, sharp focus, photorealistic premium
streetwear campaign photography, vertical 9:16.
No additional logos, no random text, no handbag, no hat, no jewelry, no extra accessories,
no duplicated limbs, no distorted hands, no deformed coffee cup, no altered jacket colors or
design, no cartoon style.

Image 03 — Character B — base look

Image 03 — Character B — base look
Image 03 — Character B — base look
Create a realistic full-body character reference photograph of a stylish young Black
man, 23–27 years old, with a tall, lean athletic build. He has short neat twists, defined facial
features, matte natural skin with visible pores, and a calm confident expression while looking
directly at the camera.
He wears a plain oversized cream T-shirt with no graphics or logos, faded black baggy jeans
with a relaxed streetwear fit, and light brown suede skate shoes. He holds a natural-wood
skateboard vertically beside his body with one hand, without covering his torso or outfit. The
skateboard has plain black wheels and no visible branding.
Full-body straight-on view, relaxed neutral standing pose, arms positioned naturally, both
hands and both feet clearly visible, eye-level camera, centered composition, clean white
seamless studio background, soft diffused commercial lighting, realistic fabric folds, accurate
body proportions, sharp focus, photorealistic premium streetwear campaign photography,
vertical 9:16.
No jacket, no hoodie, no hat, no jewelry, no bag, no additional accessories, no logos, no
random text, no tattoos, no duplicated limbs, no distorted hands, no deformed skateboard,
no cartoon style.

Image 04 — Character B — jacket look

Image 04 — Character B — jacket look
Image 04 — Character B — jacket look
Keep the man, face, hairstyle, body proportions, pose, expression, black baggy
jeans, brown skate shoes, hands and skateboard exactly unchanged.
Correct only the coral-red jacket. Make it match the uploaded product reference exactly. The
jacket must be fully closed at the front, with the concealed zipper completely covered. Add
exactly three complete cream-colored Chinese frog closures crossing horizontally over the
center front, evenly spaced from the upper chest to the lower torso. Each closure must
connect properly across both sides of the jacket.
Preserve the oversized drop-shoulder silhouette, large hood, washed coral-red fabric, cream
sleeve stripes, STORY wordmark and S-shaped chest emblem exactly as shown in the
product reference.
The cream T-shirt must not be visible through the front of the jacket. Do not change any
other part of the image.

Image 05 — Character C — base look

Image 05 — Character C — base look
Image 05 — Character C — base look
Create a highly realistic full-body studio fashion photograph of Character C, a
stylish East Asian woman aged 65–70. She has an elegant silver-gray chin-length bob
haircut, refined mature facial features, natural skin texture, and a confident sophisticated
presence.
She is wearing black cat-eye sunglasses, a fitted ivory-white turtleneck sweater,
high-waisted wide-leg black tailored trousers, and minimal cream leather loafers. She holds
two premium matte paper shopping bags in one hand, in neutral cream and light gray colors,
with no logos or readable text.
Pose her standing naturally and facing the camera, with a relaxed but confident posture.
Keep both arms, hands, legs, shoes, and the shopping bags completely visible. Her
expression is calm, composed, and effortlessly fashionable.
Clean seamless white studio background, soft diffused commercial lighting, subtle realistic
floor shadow, premium streetwear campaign photography, realistic fabric texture,
anatomically correct hands and body proportions, sharp facial detail, natural colors, 85mm
fashion photography, photorealistic, high resolution.
IMPORTANT: She is not wearing or holding the coral-red STORY jacket. No red clothing or
red accessories anywhere in the image. This image will be used as the identity and pose
reference for a later outfit-change version.
Vertical 9:16 composition, centered subject, full body from head to toe, generous empty
space around the subject.
coral jacket, red jacket, hoodie, sports jacket, coat, outerwear, young woman, de-aged face,
gray background, outdoor location, cropped body, cropped feet, hidden hands, extra fingers,
malformed hands, extra limbs, duplicate shopping bags, bent sunglasses, exaggerated
wrinkles, plastic skin, cartoon, illustration, CGI, low resolution, blur, text, watermark, brand
logo

Image 06 — Character C — jacket look

Image 06 — Character C — jacket look
Image 06 — Character C — jacket look
Use the uploaded elderly woman as the primary character reference and the
uploaded coral-red STORY jacket as the exact clothing reference.
Keep the woman’s face, age, natural skin texture, silver-gray bob haircut, black cat-eye
sunglasses, body proportions, expression, standing pose, hand positions and camera angle
exactly unchanged.
Replace only the sage-green turtleneck sweater with the exact oversized coral-red STORY
hooded track jacket from the product reference. The jacket must be fully closed and feature:
* washed coral-red fabric
* oversized drop-shoulder silhouette
* large hood resting naturally behind her head
* cream stripes running along both sleeves
* exactly three complete cream Chinese frog closures, connected horizontally across the
center front and evenly spaced
* fully closed concealed center zipper
* the same cream S-shaped chest emblem and STORY wordmark in their exact positions
from the product reference
The sage-green sweater must be completely hidden. Keep her black wide-leg trousers,
cream loafers, shopping bags, hands, white studio background, lighting, floor shadow,
framing and every other element exactly unchanged.
Make the jacket fit naturally over her body while preserving its oversized streetwear
silhouette and authentic fabric folds. Photorealistic premium fashion campaign photography.
Do not alter her identity, pose, accessories, lower-body clothing, shopping bags or
composition.
open jacket, visible green sweater, visible inner shirt, missing frog closures, two closures,
four closures, disconnected closures, incorrect logo, altered text, additional branding,
changed face, younger woman, changed hairstyle, missing sunglasses, changed pose,
changed hands, missing shopping bags, cropped feet, distorted hands, extra fingers,
cartoon, CGI, illustration

Image 07 — Character D — base look

Image 07 — Character D — base look
Image 07 — Character D — base look
Create a highly realistic full-body studio fashion photograph of Character D, a
stylish young Mediterranean or Middle Eastern man aged 22–26. He has thick short curly
dark hair, light natural stubble, defined facial features, and a calm, confident street-fashion
attitude.
He wears blue-and-silver over-ear headphones, an oversized washed navy crewneck
sweatshirt with long sleeves, no hood, no graphics, no logos and no decorative closures.
Pair it with extremely wide-leg faded black denim jeans, a long silver wallet chain hanging
from the waist, and chunky dark-brown leather shoes.
He holds a small vintage compact film camera naturally in one hand while his other hand
rests casually inside his trouser pocket. Pose him standing in a relaxed three-quarter stance,
looking slightly away from the camera. Keep his complete body, hands, camera, chain and
shoes clearly visible.
Clean seamless white studio background, soft diffused commercial lighting, subtle realistic
floor shadow, premium contemporary streetwear campaign, realistic skin pores, natural
fabric texture, authentic oversized proportions, sharp focus, photorealistic.
This is the character’s outfit before receiving the STORY jacket. Do not include any coral-red
clothing, outerwear, hooded jacket or Chinese frog closures.
Vertical 9:16 composition, full body from head to toe, centered subject with generous space
around him, eye-level camera, 85mm fashion photography.
coral-red jacket, red clothing, hood, coat, track jacket, Chinese frog closures, sleeve stripes,
brand logo, readable text, drink, skateboard, shopping bags, young boy, elderly man,
clean-shaven face, straight hair, skinny jeans, fitted trousers, sneakers, cropped feet, hidden
camera, missing chain, extra fingers, malformed hands, extra limbs, distorted headphones,
cartoon, illustration, CGI, low resolution, blur, watermark

Image 08 — Character D — jacket look

Image 08 — Character D — jacket look
Image 08 — Character D — jacket look
Use the uploaded young man as the primary character reference and the uploaded
coral-red STORY jacket as the exact clothing reference.
Keep the man’s face, curly dark hair, light stubble, body proportions, expression, gaze
direction, blue-and-silver headphones, standing pose, hand positions and camera angle
exactly unchanged.
Replace only the oversized navy sweatshirt with the exact coral-red STORY hooded track
jacket from the product reference. The jacket must be fully closed and feature:
washed coral-red fabric
oversized drop-shoulder streetwear silhouette
large hood resting naturally behind his neck and underneath the headphones, without
covering or distorting them
cream stripes running along both sleeves
exactly three complete cream Chinese frog closures, properly connected horizontally across
the center front and evenly spaced
fully closed concealed center zipper
the same cream S-shaped chest emblem and STORY wordmark in their exact positions from
the product reference
elasticated cuffs and hem matching the reference
The navy sweatshirt must be completely removed and must not remain visible around the
neckline, cuffs or hem.
Keep the vintage film camera in the exact same hand, the other hand inside the trouser
pocket, the extra-wide faded black jeans, silver wallet chain, brown leather shoes, white
studio background, lighting, floor shadow, framing and every other element exactly
unchanged.
Make the jacket fit naturally around his arms and hand positions without covering the
camera, changing the pose or distorting the front closures. Photorealistic premium
streetwear campaign photography.
Do not alter his identity, headphones, hairstyle, accessories, lower-body clothing, pose or
composition.open jacket, visible navy sweatshirt, visible inner shirt, hood worn over the
head, hood covering headphones, distorted headphones, missing frog closures, two
closures, four closures, disconnected closures, incorrect logo, altered text, additional
branding, changed face, changed hairstyle, changed gaze, changed pose, missing camera,
different camera, missing chain, changed jeans, changed shoes, malformed hands, extra
fingers, cropped feet, cartoon, illustration, CGI, blur, watermark

Image 09 — Final model — base look

Image 09 — Final model — base look
Image 09 — Final model — base look
Use the uploaded woman as the exact character and composition reference.
Keep her face, identity, long black wavy hair, natural skin texture, body proportions,
expression, gaze, standing pose, shoulder position, arm position, hands, legs and camera
angle exactly unchanged.
Remove only the coral-red STORY jacket and replace it with a fitted black long-sleeve
crewneck top. The top should have a clean minimal design, soft matte stretch fabric,
full-length fitted sleeves and a regular waist length tucked neatly into the trousers. No logos,
graphics, buttons, hood or decorative details.
Preserve the exact position and shape of both arms and hands.
Keep the charcoal-gray wide-leg cargo trousers, cargo pockets, white sneakers, white studio
background, lighting, floor shadow, framing and every other element exactly unchanged.
This is the character before receiving the STORY jacket. Maintain perfect visual continuity
with the uploaded image so both versions can be used for a seamless outfit-change match
cut.
Photorealistic premium streetwear campaign photography, realistic skin pores, natural fabric
texture, sharp focus, full body, vertical 9:16.
tank top, sleeveless shirt, crop top, visible midriff, coral jacket, red clothing, hoodie, coat,
outerwear, STORY logo, frog closures, sleeve stripes, turtleneck, oversized sweatshirt,
changed face, changed hairstyle, changed expression, changed pose, changed hands,
changed trousers, changed shoes, extra fingers, malformed hands, distorted arms, extra
limbs, cropped feet, cartoon, illustration, CGI, blur, watermark

Image 10 — Final model — jacket look

Image 10 — Final model — jacket look
Image 10 — Final model — jacket look
Use the uploaded woman as the exact character reference and preserve her
identity, facial features, hairstyle, body proportions and natural skin texture.
Replace her current outfit with the exact coral-red oversized hooded track jacket from the
uploaded product reference. Preserve every jacket detail accurately: the washed coral-red
fabric, oversized drop-shoulder silhouette, large hood, three cream Chinese frog closures,
concealed front zipper, cream stripes running down both sleeves, small STORY logo and
abstract S emblem on the chest.
Pair the jacket with loose charcoal-gray wide-leg cargo pants and clean white minimalist
sneakers. The styling should feel modern, premium and fashion-forward, with the coral-red
jacket remaining the main visual focus.
Full-body straight-on fashion reference photograph, relaxed confident standing pose, arms
resting naturally beside her body, eye-level camera, clean white seamless studio
background, soft diffused lighting, realistic fabric folds, matte natural skin with visible pores,
sharp focus, photorealistic commercial fashion photography, vertical 9:16.
Do not change her face, hairstyle, age, body shape or skin tone. No additional logos, no
extra text, no jewelry, no handbag, no hat, no duplicated limbs, no distorted hands, no
altered jacket design.

Empty environment plates

Image 11 — Café background plate

Image 11 — Café background plate
Image 11 — Café background plate
Create a highly realistic empty downtown corner café exterior in an older New
York–inspired neighborhood, vertical 9:16 composition.
A characterful dark red-brown brick building with a small independent café on the ground
floor. The café has dark wood and black metal framing, large slightly reflective windows, a
blank dark awning and a glass entrance door positioned on the left third of the frame. Leave
the entrance door slightly open, revealing a dim warm café interior without any visible
customers.
A wide, worn concrete sidewalk extends from the café entrance across the center and right
side of the frame. Keep this area completely open and unobstructed, providing enough
space to add two full-body characters walking toward each other and performing a
shoulder-bump transition later.
Include subtle neighborhood details such as mature street trees, black iron railings,
brownstone buildings and a quiet residential street receding naturally into the background.
The environment should feel authentic, lived-in and fashionable, but not dirty, luxurious or
overly modern.
Soft overcast late-afternoon daylight with muted green undertones, warm brown brick, deep
neutral shadows and restrained highlights. Cinematic 35mm analog-film aesthetic, subtle film
grain, gentle halation, slight vignette, natural contrast and realistic textures. Maintain clear
visibility of the sidewalk and café entrance.
Eye-level camera approximately 1.4 meters above the ground, slight three-quarter view
toward the café entrance, 35mm lens, medium-wide framing, deep focus, realistic
architectural photography. No dramatic lens distortion and no excessive background blur.
The final image must be a completely empty background plate ready for adding Character A
and Character B later.
Negative prompt: people, pedestrian, customer, human silhouette, body part, face, reflection
of a person, mannequin, crowd, outdoor café table, chair blocking the sidewalk, vehicle
blocking the frame, bicycle, motorcycle, readable text, café name, brand logo,
advertisement, billboard, watermark, bright modern luxury building, sterile architecture,
strong sunlight, hard shadows, orange sunset, neon lighting, night scene, excessive green
tint, heavy film damage, extreme grain, fisheye lens, warped building, distorted pavement,
cartoon, illustration, CGI, 3D render

Image 12 — Skate spot background plate

Image 12 — Skate spot background plate
Image 12 — Skate spot background plate
Create a highly realistic empty urban skate spot located within the same older New
York–inspired brick neighborhood as the previous corner café, vertical 9:16 composition.
A small community skate area integrated naturally into a downtown city block, surrounded by
weathered red-brown brick buildings, mature street trees, black iron railings and subtle
residential details. Include one low concrete skate ledge, a short set of three steps and a
simple black metal grind rail positioned around the sides and middle background.
Keep the central foreground and lower half of the frame as a wide, flat, completely
unobstructed concrete skating surface. Provide enough open space to add a full-body
skateboarder moving rapidly across the frame later. Do not place ramps, rails or other
obstacles directly in the character’s main movement path.
The environment should feel authentic, lived-in and slightly raw, like a local downtown skate
spot rather than a large professional skate park or a clean modern corporate plaza. The
location must visually belong to the same neighborhood as Background Master 1.
Soft overcast late-afternoon daylight with muted green foliage, warm brown brick, gray
concrete and deep neutral shadows. Cinematic 35mm analog-film aesthetic, natural
contrast, subtle film grain, gentle halation and slight vignette. Realistic pavement wear and
architectural textures without excessive dirt or graffiti.
Low camera approximately 70 centimeters above the ground, slight three-quarter angle
across the skating area, 28mm lens, medium-wide framing, deep focus and realistic
perspective. Leave enough visible ground close to the lens for a skateboard to pass across
the foreground and create a natural skateboard wipe transition.
The final image must be a completely empty background plate ready for adding Character B
and his skateboard later.
Negative prompt: person, skateboarder, human silhouette, body part, crowd, skateboard,
bicycle, motorcycle, vehicle blocking the scene, professional competition skate park, huge
ramp, half-pipe, modern corporate campus, glass skyscraper, bright luxury architecture,
readable text, brand logo, advertisement, billboard, excessive graffiti, trash, dramatic
sunlight, hard shadows, orange sunset, night scene, neon light, excessive green tint, heavy
film damage, extreme grain, fisheye distortion, warped concrete, distorted railing, cartoon,
illustration, CGI, 3D render

Image 13 — Park-side sidewalk background plate

Image 13 — Park-side sidewalk background plate
Image 13 — Park-side sidewalk background plate
Create a highly realistic empty park-side city sidewalk located within the same older
New York–inspired brick neighborhood as the previous café and skate spot, vertical 9:16
composition.
A wide, slightly weathered concrete sidewalk runs diagonally from the lower foreground into
the background. On the left side, place a classic black iron park fence with dense
muted-green trees, shrubs and a few dark wooden benches visible behind it. On the right
side and in the background, include red-brown brick residential buildings, traditional stone
steps, black railings and subtle neighborhood architecture.
Keep the center of the sidewalk and the entire lower foreground completely open and
unobstructed. Provide enough space to add a full-body elderly fashion woman carrying
shopping bags, walking confidently toward the camera. Leave clear foreground space for
one shopping bag to swing very close across the lens and create a natural wipe transition.
The location should feel authentic, mature and stylish, like a quiet downtown park edge
within the same neighborhood as Background Masters 1 and 2. Avoid making it look like a
large public park, suburban walkway, luxury shopping district or modern business area.
Soft overcast late-afternoon daylight with muted green foliage, warm brown brick, gray
pavement and deep neutral shadows. Cinematic 35mm analog-film aesthetic, natural
contrast, restrained highlights, subtle film grain, gentle halation and slight vignette. Realistic
textures with a calm editorial street-fashion atmosphere.
Eye-level camera approximately 1.3 meters above the ground, slight three-quarter
perspective looking down the sidewalk, 35mm lens, medium-wide framing and deep focus.
Keep the walkway visually spacious enough for forward walking, a subtle fashion turn and a
shopping-bag wipe.
The final image must be a completely empty background plate ready for adding Character C
later.
Negative prompt: person, pedestrian, runner, child, human silhouette, body part, face,
mannequin, crowd, shopping bag, bicycle, motorcycle, vehicle blocking the sidewalk, street
vendor, outdoor café furniture, tree trunk blocking the walking path, narrow sidewalk, modern
glass building, luxury shopping mall, suburban park, readable text, brand logo,
advertisement, billboard, excessive graffiti, trash, strong sunlight, hard shadows, orange
sunset, night scene, neon lighting, excessive green tint, heavy film damage, extreme grain,
fisheye distortion, warped fence, distorted pavement, cartoon, illustration, CGI, 3D render

Image 14 — Record store background plate

Image 14 — Record store background plate
Image 14 — Record store background plate
Create a highly realistic empty street outside a small independent vinyl record
store, located within the same older New York–inspired brick neighborhood as the previous
background plates, vertical 9:16 composition.
Place the record store on the left side of the frame inside a weathered red-brown brick
building. The storefront has dark wood and black metal framing, a blank faded dark-green
awning, a recessed glass entrance and one large display window. Through the window,
show rows of vinyl records stored vertically in wooden crates, record shelves and a small
vintage turntable. Do not show readable album covers, posters, typography or brand names.
A wide, slightly worn concrete sidewalk extends from the lower foreground toward the
background on the center and right side. Keep the entire foreground and central walking
path open and unobstructed, providing enough space to add a full-body young man holding
a camera, turning his body, walking and raising the camera directly toward the lens.
Create strong natural depth along the sidewalk so another full-body character can later be
positioned farther down the street for a camera POV shot. Include subtle neighborhood
elements such as mature trees, black iron railings, traditional brick façades and muted
storefronts in the distance.
The location should feel authentic, independent and culturally connected to music and street
fashion. Avoid making it look like a modern electronics store, luxury boutique, neon music
venue or staged film set.
Soft overcast late-afternoon daylight with muted green foliage, warm brown brick, dark
storefront framing and deep neutral shadows. Add a subtle warm glow inside the record
store while keeping the exterior daylight consistent with Background Masters 1–3. Cinematic
35mm analog-film aesthetic, natural contrast, restrained highlights, subtle film grain, gentle
halation and slight vignette.
Eye-level camera approximately 1.4 meters above the ground, slight three-quarter view
toward the storefront and down the sidewalk, 35mm lens, medium-wide framing and deep
focus. Leave clear foreground space for a shopping bag to pass across the lens and begin
the scene with a wipe transition.
The final image must be a completely empty background plate ready for adding Character D
and the Final Model later.
Negative prompt: person, pedestrian, customer, human silhouette, body part, face, reflection
of a person, mannequin, crowd, photographer, camera, shopping bag, vehicle blocking the
sidewalk, bicycle, motorcycle, outdoor furniture, readable album title, poster text, record
label, store name, brand logo, advertisement, billboard, neon sign, modern electronics shop,
luxury boutique, bright modern glass building, strong sunlight, hard shadows, orange sunset,
night scene, excessive green tint, heavy film damage, extreme grain, fisheye distortion,
warped storefront, distorted pavement, cartoon, illustration, CGI, 3D render

Image 15 — Brick passage background plate

Image 15 — Brick passage background plate
Image 15 — Brick passage background plate
Create a highly realistic empty urban brick passage located within the same older
New York–inspired neighborhood as the previous background plates, vertical 9:16
composition.
A wide pedestrian passage running between tall weathered red-brown brick buildings.
Include dark metal fire escapes, black-framed windows, old stone foundations and restrained
architectural details. Add a small amount of muted-green foliage near the far end of the
passage to visually connect the location with the tree-lined neighborhood shown in the
previous scenes.
Keep the center of the passage, the middle ground and the entire lower foreground
completely open and unobstructed. Create a strong central vanishing point and enough
width to add a full-body fashion model walking directly toward the camera, passing close to
the lens and turning around to reveal the back of her jacket.
The environment should feel authentic, slightly raw and cinematic but still clean enough for a
premium streetwear campaign. Use textured brick and naturally worn pavement without
trash, graffiti, industrial clutter or abandoned-building details. Avoid making the scene look
dangerous, dystopian or overly polished.
Soft overcast late-afternoon daylight entering from above and from the distant street. Muted
green, warm brown brick, charcoal black and neutral gray color palette. Deep but detailed
shadows, restrained highlights and soft natural contrast. Cinematic 35mm analog-film
aesthetic with subtle grain, gentle halation and slight vignette, consistent with Background
Masters 1–4.
Low camera approximately 80 centimeters above the ground, centered composition, 28mm
lens, medium-wide framing, realistic perspective and deep focus. The low angle should
make the model appear confident and heroic without extreme wide-angle distortion. Leave
sufficient negative space around the center of the frame so the coral-red jacket becomes the
dominant visual element.
The final image must be a completely empty background plate ready for adding the Final
Model later.
Negative prompt: person, pedestrian, human silhouette, body part, face, crowd, mannequin,
vehicle, parked car, bicycle, motorcycle, dumpster, garbage bag, trash, construction material,
outdoor furniture, narrow path, obstacle in the center, readable text, brand logo,
advertisement, billboard, excessive graffiti, bright modern glass building, luxury plaza,
industrial warehouse, abandoned building, dangerous alley, dystopian scene, strong
sunlight, hard shadows, orange sunset, night scene, neon lighting, fog, smoke, excessive
green tint, heavy film damage, extreme grain, fisheye distortion, warped brick wall, distorted
pavement, cartoon, illustration, CGI, 3D render

Storyboard frames — café + skate transfer

Image 16 — Café exit

Image 16 — Café exit
Image 16 — Café exit
Create a highly realistic cinematic fashion photograph, vertical 9:16.
Use Image 1 as the exact identity and outfit reference for Character A. Preserve her facial
identity, short black bob haircut with bangs, silver over-ear headphones, age, skin tone, and
body proportions.
Use Image 2 as the exact background. Preserve the New York brownstone café, black
storefront, open glass door, brick buildings, mature trees, long sidewalk perspective,
overcast lighting, and warm café interior.
Character A is naturally stepping out through the open café door onto the sidewalk. One foot
has just landed on the pavement while the other remains near the doorway. She holds one
plain white takeaway coffee cup and looks slightly toward camera-right with a calm,
confident expression.
Show her complete full body with natural walking posture, realistic foot contact, and a soft
cast shadow. Position her on the left side of the frame while leaving generous empty
sidewalk space on the right for another character to enter in the following shot.
She wears an oversized washed coral-red hooded track jacket with the hood down, cream
racing stripes along both sleeves, a fully closed concealed zipper, and exactly THREE cream
Chinese frog closures. Include a small cream stylized “S” emblem on the viewer-left chest
and the correctly spelled word “STORY” on the viewer-right chest. Light-blue wide-leg jeans
and clean white sneakers.
Eye-level 35mm camera, documentary street-fashion photography, soft overcast
late-afternoon light, subtle warm café glow, natural skin texture, realistic fabric folds, muted
brown, green, black and coral color palette, subtle analog film grain, slight halation, premium
fashion campaign aesthetic, photorealistic.
Negative: no identity change, no different hairstyle, no incorrect jacket design, no open
zipper, no missing hood, no missing sleeve stripes, no more or fewer than three frog
closures, no misspelled STORY, no extra cup, no extra people, no cars, no duplicated limbs,
no malformed hands or feet, no floating body, no text, no watermark, no cartoon, no CGI, no
artificial composite

Image 17 — Shoulder-pass setup

Image 17 — Shoulder-pass setup
Image 17 — Shoulder-pass setup
Create a highly realistic cinematic fashion photograph, vertical 9:16, using the
uploaded café background and both character references.
SCENE BLOCKING — MOST IMPORTANT:
Character B, the young Black man, is positioned in the foreground on the RIGHT side of the
frame with his FULL BACK facing the camera. His face must not be visible. He is walking
AWAY from the camera, deeper into the sidewalk toward the background.
Character A, the young Asian woman, is positioned in the midground on the LEFT side of
the frame, facing toward the camera. She is walking TOWARD the camera from the
background.
They are walking in clearly OPPOSITE directions on two closely spaced parallel paths.
Capture the moment when they are about to pass shoulder-to-shoulder. Their nearest
shoulders are very close, but their bodies do not overlap. They do not stop, face each other
or walk toward each other head-on.
Character B’s back occupies part of the foreground, while Character A’s face and the front of
her jacket remain clearly visible beyond his shoulder. Use an over-the-shoulder composition
from behind Character B.
CHARACTER A:
Preserve her exact facial identity, short black bob haircut with bangs, silver over-ear
headphones, light-blue wide-leg jeans and white sneakers. She holds one plain white
takeaway coffee cup in her outer left hand and looks forward naturally.
She wears the washed coral-red hooded STORY jacket with the hood down, cream sleeve
stripes, fully closed zipper, small cream “S” emblem, correctly spelled “STORY” text and
exactly THREE cream Chinese frog closures.
CHARACTER B:
Preserve his tall slim body proportions, dark skin tone and short twisted hairstyle as seen
from behind. He wears the oversized cream T-shirt, loose black jeans and tan sneakers. He
carries one wooden skateboard vertically in his outer right hand. He must not wear the coral
jacket.
ENVIRONMENT AND CAMERA:
Preserve the New York brownstone café, black storefront, brick buildings, mature trees, long
sidewalk perspective, muted overcast lighting and warm café interior glow.
Eye-level 35mm camera, full-body composition, documentary street-fashion photography,
natural walking poses, realistic foot contact and shadows, subtle analog film grain, realistic
skin and fabric texture, premium cinematic fashion campaign, photorealistic.
NEGATIVE:
man facing the camera, man’s face visible, man turning around, both characters facing the
camera, both walking toward the camera, both walking away from the camera, walking side
by side, walking toward each other head-on, standing and talking, eye contact, hugging,
fighting, merged bodies, overlapping limbs, additional people, extra skateboard, extra coffee
cup, spilled coffee, jacket on Character B, magical effects, cartoon, CGI, text or watermark.

Image 18 — First transfer reveal

Image 18 — First transfer reveal
Image 18 — First transfer reveal
Create a highly realistic cinematic fashion photograph, vertical 9:16, continuing
immediately after the previous walking-past scene.
Use Image 1 only as the location, lighting, atmosphere and continuity reference. Do not copy
the rear-facing pose from Image 1.
Use Image 2 as the exact facial identity and body reference for Character B. Use Image 3 as
the exact jacket product reference.
CAMERA AND COMPOSITION:
Create a 180-degree REVERSE ANGLE. Move the camera to a position directly in front of
Character B, facing him as he continues walking toward the camera along the same
brownstone sidewalk.
Show Character B from the front in a natural full-body mid-step walking pose. The camera
tracks backward in front of him at eye level with a slightly low cinematic perspective. Keep
his face, jacket front and complete outfit clearly visible.
Character A has already walked past him and must be completely outside the frame. No
other people are visible.
ACTION:
Character B has just received the jacket. He continues walking forward while briefly looking
down at the new jacket with a subtle surprised and impressed expression, then begins lifting
his gaze toward the camera. His movement feels natural and confident, not posed.
He holds one wooden skateboard vertically at his right side. His left arm remains relaxed and
does not cover the jacket logos or closures.
OUTFIT:
Character B now wears the exact oversized washed coral-red hooded STORY track jacket.
Hood down, cream racing stripes along both sleeves, fully closed concealed zipper, small
cream stylized “S” emblem on the viewer-left chest, correctly spelled “STORY” on the
viewer-right chest and exactly THREE cream Chinese frog closures.
He keeps the same loose black jeans and tan skate shoes from his original outfit.
ENVIRONMENT AND STYLE:
Maintain the same New York brownstone neighborhood, tree-lined sidewalk, brick buildings,
black iron fences, overcast late-afternoon lighting, muted green and brown palette and subtle
warm storefront light. The background must feel like the same street viewed from the
opposite camera direction.
Premium documentary street-fashion photography, 35mm lens, realistic skin texture, natural
fabric folds, subtle analog film grain, slight halation, realistic foot contact and shadows,
photorealistic.
NEGATIVE:
rear view of the man, man facing away from camera, Character A visible, additional people,
original cream T-shirt visible over the jacket, jacket hanging from his hand, open jacket,
missing hood, missing sleeve stripes, more or fewer than three frog closures, misspelled
STORY, hidden logos, extra skateboard, deformed hands, extra fingers, duplicated limbs,
floating feet, magical glow, transformation particles, cartoon, CGI, text or watermark.

Image 19 — Skateboard sequence

Image 19 — Skateboard sequence
Image 19 — Skateboard sequence
Create a highly realistic cinematic street-fashion photograph, vertical 9:16, using all
three uploaded references.
REFERENCE PRIORITY:
Image 1 is the exact identity and outfit reference for Character B. Preserve his face, dark
skin tone, short twisted hairstyle, tall slim body proportions, black loose-fit jeans, tan skate
shoes and coral-red STORY jacket.
Image 2 is the exact environment reference. Preserve the empty urban skate plaza, concrete
surface, low ledges, stairs, metal handrail, surrounding brownstone buildings, mature trees,
overcast lighting and muted neighborhood atmosphere.
Image 3 is the exact jacket product reference.
ACTION:
Character B is actively riding the skateboard from screen-left toward screen-right across the
skate plaza.
His left foot is planted naturally on the front section of the skateboard while his right foot has
just pushed off the concrete and is extended slightly behind him. Capture a believable
mid-push skating pose with bent knees, balanced hips and relaxed arms.
The skateboard must be underneath his feet and rolling on the ground. He must not hold the
skateboard in his hands.
He looks forward in the direction of movement with a calm, newly confident expression. The
pose should feel stylish and effortless rather than performing a difficult trick.
CAMERA AND COMPOSITION:
Low-angle three-quarter side view, camera positioned around knee height and tracking
alongside him. Show his complete body, both feet, the entire skateboard and all four wheels
clearly.
Keep Character B slightly left of center with open space in front of him on the right side of
the frame. Use subtle wheel motion blur while keeping his face, jacket and body sharply
focused.
OUTFIT:
He wears the exact oversized washed coral-red hooded STORY track jacket. Hood down,
cream racing stripes along both sleeves, fully closed concealed zipper, small cream stylized
“S” emblem on the viewer-left chest, correctly spelled “STORY” on the viewer-right chest and
exactly THREE cream Chinese frog closures.
Loose black jeans and tan skate shoes remain unchanged.
STYLE AND LIGHTING:
Premium documentary street-fashion campaign, realistic natural movement, soft overcast
late-afternoon daylight, muted brick, concrete, green and coral palette, realistic skin texture,
natural fabric folds, subtle analog 35mm film grain, slight halation, photorealistic.
NEGATIVE:
skateboard held in hand, standing still, airborne jump, difficult skate trick, falling, multiple
skateboards, extra people, duplicated limbs, merged legs, feet detached from skateboard,
incorrect foot placement, malformed hands, extra fingers, altered identity, different hairstyle,
incorrect jacket color, open jacket, missing hood, missing sleeve stripes, more or fewer than
three frog closures, misspelled STORY, hidden jacket front, cartoon, CGI, text or watermark.

Image 20 — Wheel-wipe transition

Image 20 — Wheel-wipe transition
Image 20 — Wheel-wipe transition
Create a highly realistic cinematic fashion campaign photograph using the
uploaded images as visual references.
Maintain the exact same young Black male skateboarder from the reference: identical skin
tone, short twisted hairstyle, body proportions, loose black denim jeans, tan skate shoes,
wooden skateboard, and the same coral-red hooded STORY jacket. Preserve the
established brownstone neighborhood skate plaza, overcast daylight, muted colors, and
natural editorial atmosphere.
EXTREME LOW-ANGLE GROUND-LEVEL CLOSE-UP.
Position the camera only a few centimeters above the concrete pavement. Capture the
skateboarder moving dynamically from left to right, continuing the exact movement and
direction established in the previous shot.
Show primarily his lower legs, tan sneakers, skateboard deck, trucks, and wheels. The
skateboard must pass extremely close in front of the camera lens. One wheel, the trucks,
and the underside edge of the wooden skateboard should dominate approximately 60–75
percent of the frame, partially blocking the camera and creating a natural in-camera wipe
transition.
Capture the precise moment when the skateboard crosses directly in front of the lens. Add
realistic directional motion blur to the spinning wheels and the background, while keeping the
closest wheel, skateboard hardware, shoe texture, and concrete surface partially sharp and
detailed.
Only a small portion of the coral-red jacket hem may be visible near the upper edge of the
frame. Keep the skateboard anatomically and mechanically accurate, with four correctly
positioned wheels, realistic trucks, natural foot placement, and believable balance.
Cinematic street-fashion advertising photography, subtle film grain, muted earthy color
grading, soft diffused daylight, realistic fabric and concrete textures, authentic movement,
premium editorial look, vertical 9:16 composition.
Do not show the full body or face. No jumping, no aerial trick, no duplicated skateboard, no
extra limbs, no malformed feet, no distorted wheels, no floating board, no additional people,
no text, no signage, no oversized logos, no artificial studio lighting, no glossy CGI
appearance.

Image 21 — Elderly walker — base outfit

Image 21 — Elderly walker — base outfit
Image 21 — Elderly walker — base outfit
Create a highly realistic cinematic vertical fashion photograph using the uploaded
images as references.
Use the exact elderly woman from the character reference. Preserve her identical facial
structure, natural mature skin texture, silver-gray bob haircut, black cat-eye sunglasses,
elegant proportions, and confident personality.
She is wearing the exact sage-green fitted turtleneck sweater, high-waisted wide-leg black
trousers, cream leather loafers, and carrying two minimal cream-colored shopping bags in
her left hand. She is NOT wearing the coral-red STORY jacket.
Place her naturally inside the uploaded tree-lined brownstone neighborhood sidewalk.
Preserve the same concrete pathway, black iron fence, green park, mature trees, red-brick
residential buildings, steps, plants, muted overcast daylight, and quiet upscale neighborhood
atmosphere.
Show her walking confidently toward the camera in a natural mid-step pose. One cream
loafer is stepping forward while the shopping bags swing subtly beside her. Her free arm
moves naturally with her walk. She looks straight ahead with a calm, composed
fashion-model presence.
Full-body medium-wide composition, slightly low camera angle, camera positioned around
knee-to-waist height to continue smoothly from the previous ground-level skateboard shot.
Keep her entire body and both shoes visible. Place her slightly off-center with clear depth
along the sidewalk behind her.
Premium street-fashion campaign photography, realistic mature skin, detailed silver hair,
natural fabric movement, subtle cinematic motion, soft diffused daylight, muted earthy color
palette, gentle film grain, realistic shadows, 35mm lens, vertical 9:16.
No coral jacket, no hoodie, no skateboard, no young woman, no additional people, no
duplicated shopping bags, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no malformed legs, no
floating objects, no text, no logos, no studio background, no excessive motion blur, no glossy
CGI appearance.

Image 22 — Elderly walker — jacket match cut

Image 22 — Elderly walker — jacket match cut
Image 22 — Elderly walker — jacket match cut
Use the first uploaded image as the primary composition and environment
reference. Preserve the exact same elderly woman, face, silver-gray bob haircut, black
cat-eye sunglasses, body proportions, walking pose, subject position, camera angle,
framing, shopping bags, black wide-leg trousers, cream loafers, sidewalk, iron fence, trees,
brownstone buildings, lighting, and depth of field.
Use the second uploaded image as the clothing reference.
Replace only her sage-green turtleneck sweater with the exact coral-red oversized hooded
STORY jacket from the clothing reference. The jacket must have a washed coral-red fabric
texture, attached hood resting behind her neck, cream double stripes running along both
sleeves, exactly three cream traditional frog closures down the center, a small cream “S”
symbol on the viewer-left chest, and small cream “STORY” lettering on the viewer-right
chest.
She continues walking confidently toward the camera in the same natural mid-step position,
carrying the same two cream shopping bags in her left hand. Keep her calm, sophisticated
expression and mature street-fashion presence.
Maintain an almost identical composition to the original image so the two images can be
edited together as a seamless outfit transformation match cut. Full body visible, both shoes
visible, slightly low camera angle, soft overcast daylight, realistic fabric movement, muted
cinematic color grading, subtle film grain, premium street-fashion campaign photography,
vertical 9:16.
Change only the upper garment. Do not change her identity, age, face, hairstyle, sunglasses,
pose, body shape, trousers, shoes, shopping bags, background, lighting, camera position, or
framing. No green sweater visible, no additional people, no skateboard, no duplicated bags,
no extra fingers, no distorted hands, no malformed legs, no incorrect jacket closures, no
altered logos, no text outside the jacket, no studio background, no CGI appearance.

Image 23 — Skateboard transfer reveal

Image 23 — Skateboard transfer reveal
Image 23 — Skateboard transfer reveal
Create the immediate next frame after the jacket-transfer transition, in the exact same
brownstone park sidewalk, camera angle, lighting, and visual style as the first reference
image.
The elegant elderly woman is now the main sharp subject, walking toward the camera in the
middle of the frame. Keep her exact silver bob haircut, black cat-eye sunglasses, wide black
trousers, cream loafers, and two cream shopping bags. She is now wearing the exact
coral-red hooded jacket from the second reference image: washed red fabric, cream double
stripes down both sleeves, cream frog-button closures, hood, and relaxed oversized fit.
She has just been overtaken by the skateboarder and is slightly off balance in a natural, safe
way: her upper body leans subtly toward viewer-left, one foot is caught mid-step as she
regains balance, her free hand lifts slightly away from her body, and the shopping bags
swing gently. Her expression is calm but mildly surprised. She is not falling, has not dropped
anything, and is not in danger.
The young Black male skateboarder has already overtaken her and is moving through the
extreme foreground on the viewer-right, almost exiting the frame. He is back in his original
outfit from the third reference image: oversized plain cream short-sleeve T-shirt, loose
charcoal-black jeans, tan skate shoes, and a wooden skateboard under his feet. He is not
wearing any red jacket, hoodie, or outerwear.
Keep the woman and her new jacket crisp and detailed. Add subtle motion blur only to the
skateboarder’s legs, board, and outer silhouette. The skateboarder is moving naturally
ahead of her toward the camera; they are not facing each other, not interacting, and do not
collide.
Eye-level cinematic street-fashion photography, vertical 9:16, soft overcast daylight, muted
warm urban color grade, realistic fabric texture and natural skin texture, leafy trees, black
iron fence, red-brick brownstones, clean sidewalk perspective. No extra people, no text, no
logos, no duplicate shopping bags, no warped skateboard, no red jacket on the man, no
green sweater on the woman, no falling pose.

Storyboard frames — camera-trigger transfer

Image 24 — Photographer at record store

Image 24 — Photographer at record store
Image 24 — Photographer at record store
Create a highly realistic cinematic vertical 9:16 fashion campaign photograph. Use
the first reference image to preserve the exact identity and original outfit of Character D. Use
the second reference image as the exact location, composition, lighting, and architectural
reference.
A stylish young man with dark curly hair stands outside the vintage record store on the quiet
red-brick brownstone sidewalk. He wears large silver-and-blue over-ear headphones, an
oversized deep navy sweatshirt, extremely loose black denim jeans, a subtle metal chain
accessory, and worn dark-brown shoes. He holds a compact camera naturally at chest level
with one hand, casually looking through the record-store window as if he has noticed
something interesting inside.
Three-quarter full-body shot, eye-level camera. Place him in the left foreground beside the
record-store window, with the warm record shop interior visible behind the glass and the
tree-lined sidewalk receding into the background on the right. His posture is relaxed,
observant, and stylish.
This is the moment before he receives the coral-red jacket. He must not wear a red jacket,
hoodie, cream sleeve stripes, frog-button closures, or any red outerwear.
Cinematic street-fashion photography, soft overcast daylight mixed with warm ambient
window light, muted warm urban color grade, realistic skin and fabric texture, premium
editorial composition, natural depth of field. No other people, no readable text, no logos, no
distorted camera, no duplicate hands, no warped headphones, no red clothing.

Image 25 — Camera-lens wipe

Image 25 — Camera-lens wipe
Image 25 — Camera-lens wipe
Create a highly realistic cinematic vertical 9:16 fashion campaign photograph,
continuing directly from the reference image outside the vintage record store.
The same young man with dark curly hair and silver-and-blue over-ear headphones stands
on the sidewalk in front of the record store. He still wears his original oversized deep navy
sweatshirt, loose black jeans, and dark-brown shoes.
He raises his compact camera directly toward the viewer as if taking a photograph. The
camera lens is extremely close to the viewer in the center foreground, large and sharply
detailed, covering most of the frame and creating a natural black lens-wipe transition. One
side of his face, his headphones, and part of his navy sweatshirt remain visible behind the
camera. The record-store window, warm interior light, red-brick building, and tree-lined
sidewalk are softly visible around the edge of the frame.
This is the final moment before his outfit changes. He must not wear the coral-red jacket yet.
Cinematic street-fashion photography, eye-level camera, premium editorial composition, soft
overcast daylight mixed with warm window light, realistic camera lens glass, natural fabric
texture, shallow depth of field, muted warm urban color grade. No red jacket, no red hoodie,
no second person, no distorted camera, no warped hands, no readable text, no logos.

Image 26 — Camera-trigger jacket reveal

Image 26 — Camera-trigger jacket reveal
Image 26 — Camera-trigger jacket reveal
Use the first reference image as the exact primary composition. Preserve the same
young man, hairstyle, silver-and-blue headphones, compact camera, hand position, camera
angle, record-store sidewalk, lighting, and background exactly.
Keep him holding the compact camera directly toward the viewer at eye level, with the large
camera lens in the center foreground. Keep the same body pose and framing. Change only
his oversized deep navy sweatshirt into the exact coral-red hooded jacket from the second
reference image: washed red fabric, cream double stripes down both sleeves, three cream
frog-button closures, hood, and relaxed oversized fit.
This is the completed transformation frame: the camera has just triggered the outfit change.
The red jacket must be clearly visible around and below the raised camera. Keep his loose
black jeans and dark-brown shoes unchanged.
Cinematic street-fashion photography, vertical 9:16, realistic fabric and camera-lens texture,
soft overcast daylight mixed with warm record-store light, muted warm urban color grade. No
navy sweatshirt, no extra people, no elderly woman, no distorted camera, no warped hands,
no text, no logos.

Image 27 — Photographer reaction

Image 27 — Photographer reaction
Image 27 — Photographer reaction
Create the immediate reveal after the camera-lens wipe transition. Keep the exact
same vintage record-store sidewalk, lighting, atmosphere, and character identity from the
first reference image.
The young man has just lowered his compact camera from directly in front of the lens to
around waist level, revealing his full upper body and outfit. Keep his dark curly hair,
silver-and-blue over-ear headphones, loose black jeans, dark-brown shoes, and compact
camera.
His oversized navy sweatshirt has now transformed into the exact coral-red hooded jacket
from the second and third reference images: washed red fabric, cream double stripes down
both sleeves, three cream frog-button closures, hood, and relaxed oversized fit. The red
jacket must be crisp, accurate, and clearly visible as the fashion focal point.
Medium-full, eye-level shot. He looks down at the new jacket with a subtle, believable
confused expression: slightly raised and drawn-together eyebrows, eyes widened a little, lips
gently parted, and his head tilted slightly down toward his chest. He looks surprised and
unsure about how the jacket appeared, but not exaggerated or comedic. His posture stays
relaxed, with the compact camera lowered in one hand.
Warm record-store interior light glows behind him through the window, with red-brick
architecture and the tree-lined sidewalk visible around him. Cinematic street-fashion
photography, vertical 9:16, soft overcast daylight mixed with warm shop lighting, muted
warm urban color grade, realistic skin and fabric texture, premium editorial composition,
natural depth of field.
No navy sweatshirt, no red clothing other than the jacket, no extra people, no distorted
camera, no warped hands, no text, no logos.

Storyboard frames — alley handoff

Image 28 — Alley transfer setup

Image 28 — Alley transfer setup
Image 28 — Alley transfer setup
Create a new highly realistic vertical 9:16 cinematic medium-wide shot in the same
narrow red-brick alley from the first reference. Do not copy the close framing of the first
reference; use a wider camera distance to show both characters naturally on the same
ground plane.
The man from the second reference is closest to the camera, seen entirely from behind as
he walks away from the camera down the alley. He is positioned slightly left of center, full
body visible from head to shoes, with both feet firmly planted on the pavement. He wears the
coral-red hooded jacket from the third product reference, loose black jeans, and dark brown
shoes, carrying his compact camera naturally at his side.
The jacket back must clearly show the exact large cream abstract S-shaped logo from the
product reference, centered on the upper back. Also preserve the cream double sleeve
stripes and hood.
The young woman from the first reference stands naturally about 3–4 meters ahead of him,
slightly right of center, shown full body but smaller because she is farther from the camera.
Preserve her exact face, long black hair, black long-sleeve top, dark cargo pants, and white
sneakers. She remains calm, still in her original black outfit, and has not transformed yet.
Accurate realistic scale and perspective: both people have their feet touching the same
pavement surface, correct contact shadows beneath both pairs of shoes, coherent leg
proportions, believable distance between them. The man is approaching her but has not
passed her yet.
No floating, no hovering, no distorted perspective, no duplicated limbs, no extra people, no
extra logos or text, no watermark. Premium cinematic street-fashion photography, muted
overcast daylight.

Image 29 — Final model reaction

Image 29 — Final model reaction
Image 29 — Final model reaction
Create a highly realistic vertical 9:16 cinematic close-up reaction shot immediately
after the man has passed out of frame.
Preserve the young woman’s exact identity, face, long black hair, and natural skin texture
from the woman reference. She is now wearing the coral-red hooded jacket from the product
reference: washed coral-red fabric, cream double sleeve stripes, hood, and exactly three
cream frog-button closures visible on the front.
Frame her from mid-torso to above the head in the same red-brick alley, with the background
softly blurred but clearly consistent with the previous alley shot. She looks down briefly at the
unfamiliar red jacket, then lifts her eyes with a subtle believable surprised expression:
slightly widened eyes, gently raised brows, lips softly parted. Keep the reaction restrained
and fashionable, not exaggerated.
The man has already walked past and must not appear anywhere in frame. No black top
visible beneath the jacket except a minimal natural collar if needed. No extra people, no
extra clothing, no text, no logos, no watermark. Premium cinematic fashion photography,
muted overcast daylight, shallow depth of field.

Timed video prompts

Video Prompt 01 — Café shoulder-pass transfer · 5 seconds

Create a fast-paced 5-second vertical 9:16 cinematic fashion video using the three
character references.
0.0–1.2 seconds: The young East Asian woman in the coral-red hooded jacket walks quickly
out from the storefront toward the camera, holding her coffee securely. The camera tracks
backward in a perfectly straight line.
1.2–1.8 seconds: The young Black man in the oversized off-white T-shirt approaches from
the opposite direction, holding his skateboard. They pass shoulder to shoulder at close
range. Keep both characters on the same pavement plane and moving in clearly opposite
directions.
1.8–2.2 seconds: At the exact instant they pass, the complete coral-red hooded jacket is
violently ripped straight off the woman’s body by a powerful sideways force. The entire jacket
shoots horizontally at chest height directly toward the man’s torso.
The jacket must travel fast in one straight horizontal line, taking only 0.3–0.4 seconds. It
must never fly upward, never arc, never rotate overhead, never rise above shoulder level,
and never pass above either character’s head. Keep the hood, cream double sleeve stripes,
and exactly three cream frog-button closures visible during the transfer.
2.2–2.8 seconds: The jacket slams firmly onto the man’s upper body and instantly settles
correctly over his shoulders and arms. The impact knocks him strongly off balance: his torso
is pulled sideways, his shoulders jerk, his skateboard swings outward slightly, and he takes
two quick unstable recovery steps without falling.
At the same moment, the woman is forcefully pulled backward as the jacket leaves her body.
She is now wearing a fitted light neutral sleeveless top. Her upper body jerks sharply
backward, her free arm throws outward to regain balance, and she takes two fast stumbling
recovery steps while keeping the coffee cup upright with no spill.
2.8–5.0 seconds: Cut immediately to a front-facing shot of the man now fully wearing the
coral-red jacket. He walks toward the camera with a slightly unsettled, confused expression.
The camera tracks backward smoothly in one straight line only.
Fast real-time action with strong physical impact. No slow motion at any point.
No camera orbit, no spinning camera, no camera rotation, no upward-flying jacket, no high
arc, no gradual floating, no fabric fragments, no dissolving clothes, no hidden wardrobe
swap, no magic particles, no smoke, no duplicated people, no extra limbs, no falling, no
spilled coffee, no text, no watermark.

Video Prompt 02 — Skateboard-to-shopper transfer · 8 seconds

Create a fast-paced 8-second vertical 9:16 cinematic fashion video using the five
supplied references in their given order.
0.0–1.4 seconds: The young Black skateboarder wears the exact coral-red hooded jacket
and rides quickly through the skate plaza. Use a medium-wide side tracking shot. The jacket
has a natural oversized silhouette, cream double sleeve stripes, hood, and three cream
frog-button closures.
1.4–2.0 seconds: Hard cut to the low close-up of the skateboard wheels rolling rapidly
across the pavement with natural motion blur.
2.0–3.6 seconds: Hard cut to the brownstone sidewalk. The elegant elderly woman walks
calmly toward the camera in her original pale green turtleneck, black trousers, sunglasses,
cream shoes, and shopping bags. The camera tracks backward in one straight line.
3.6–4.1 seconds: The skateboarder, still fully wearing the coral-red jacket, enters from
directly behind her and rapidly overtakes her on her screen-right side. He remains on the
skateboard and passes very close without physically touching her or the bags.
4.1–4.3 seconds: At the exact passing moment, the entire coral-red jacket is ripped cleanly
off the skateboarder’s body and snaps sideways directly onto the elderly woman’s torso.
The jacket transfer lasts only 0.2 seconds. It must move as one complete, compact,
recognizable jacket with a visible hood, sleeves, cream double stripes, and frog-button front.
The jacket must not stretch into a wide sheet, scarf, cape, ribbon, flat red blur, or fabric
fragments.
The jacket travels in one short, sharp, straight horizontal whip at chest height from the man’s
torso to the woman’s torso. It never flies upward, never arcs, never rotates above shoulder
height, and never hangs in the air.
4.3–5.1 seconds: The jacket lands and settles correctly on the woman’s shoulders and arms.
The skateboarder is instantly left wearing his off-white T-shirt and continues skating forward
out of frame.
The force makes the woman visibly lose balance for one moment: her torso jerks sideways
away from the passing skateboarder, her free arm swings outward, and she takes one quick
recovery step. She keeps both shopping bags firmly in hand and does not fall.
5.1–8.0 seconds: The woman glances down at the jacket with a brief restrained confused
reaction, then regains composure and continues walking forward naturally in the coral-red
jacket. Match her final look to the last reference.
Fast real-time action. Stable straight camera movement only. No slow motion, no camera
spin, no camera orbit, no physical collision, no dropped bags, no duplicated people, no
warped skateboard, no stretched jacket, no cape-like fabric, no extra clothing, no text, no
watermark.

Video Prompt 03 — Camera-trigger transfer · 8 seconds

Create an 8-second vertical 9:16 portrait cinematic fashion video using the five
supplied references in their given order.
0.0–1.5 seconds: Start with the young curly-haired man standing outside the record store,
wearing his oversized navy-blue sweatshirt, loose black jeans, brown shoes, and
silver-and-blue headphones. He holds a compact camera naturally at chest level. Use the
same sidewalk and storefront from reference 1. He notices something ahead and prepares
to take a photograph.
1.5–2.5 seconds: The man raises the compact camera to eye level, exactly matching
reference 2. The camera lens faces directly toward the viewer. He presses the shutter button
once. Add one brief realistic camera shutter click and a subtle single flash reflection.
2.5–3.0 seconds: Immediately after the shutter click, the complete coral-red hooded jacket
rapidly flies in from just outside the frame and snaps directly onto the man’s torso. The
transfer lasts only 0.3 seconds.
The jacket must arrive as one compact, complete recognizable garment — not as a flat red
blur, cape, scarf, fabric sheet, ribbon, or fragments. It must visibly retain its hood, cream
double sleeve stripes, and exactly three cream frog-button closures. The jacket moves in a
straight, short path at chest height and lands correctly over his shoulders and arms.
3.0–4.8 seconds: The camera smoothly pulls backward from the close camera-lens framing
into a wider full-body shot. The man is now fully wearing the coral-red jacket, matching
references 3 and 4. He lowers the camera into one hand, looks down at the unfamiliar
jacket, then looks up with a restrained confused expression.
In the distant background, the elegant elderly woman is already walking away from the
camera, seen from behind in her original pale green turtleneck, black trousers, sunglasses,
cream shoes, and shopping bags. She must remain naturally small in the background and
continue walking away without turning around.
4.8–8.0 seconds: The man begins walking toward the camera at a normal steady pace while
holding his compact camera low at his side. The camera tracks backward smoothly in a
straight line, maintaining a full-body fashion framing. His expression remains subtly confused
but controlled.
Premium photorealistic street-fashion cinematography, realistic fabric movement, muted
overcast daylight, stable camera movement, no music.
No slow motion, no spinning camera, no orbit, no upward-flying jacket, no high arc, no jacket
above head height, no floating fabric, no body morphing, no duplicated people, no extra
limbs, no extra people, no text, no watermark.

Video Prompt 04 — Alley pass transfer · 6 seconds

Create a 6-second vertical 9:16 portrait cinematic fashion video using the five
supplied references in their supplied order.
Reference 1 defines the starting brick alley, the young man in the coral-red jacket, and the
young East Asian woman in black.
Reference 2 defines the man after the jacket leaves him: navy-blue oversized sweatshirt,
loose black jeans, brown shoes, headphones, and compact camera.
Reference 3 defines the woman’s close-up identity and her reaction after receiving the
coral-red jacket.
Reference 4 defines the woman’s exact identity and full coral-red jacket fit.
Reference 5 defines the exact jacket: coral-red hood, cream double sleeve stripes, and
exactly three cream frog-button closures.
0.0–1.8 seconds: Use one rear tracking shot from directly behind the young man. He walks
away from camera down the brick alley, wearing the coral-red jacket. Keep the camera
directly behind him, centered and moving straight forward with him. Do not move to a side
angle.
The young woman in her black long-sleeve top, charcoal cargo pants, and white sneakers
walks toward the camera in a separate parallel lane on screen-right. The man remains on
screen-left. They walk in opposite directions and pass each other cleanly with clear space
between their bodies. The man must walk past her, never walk into her, stop in front of her,
turn toward her, or collide with her.
1.8–2.2 seconds: As they pass shoulder-to-shoulder, remain in the same rear tracking shot.
Both bodies are visible and separated. The complete coral-red jacket is violently pulled off
the man and shoots in one fast, straight horizontal motion from screen-left to screen-right
into the woman.
The jacket transfer lasts only 0.2–0.4 seconds. It must travel as one compact, complete,
recognizable physical garment: visible hood, cream double sleeve stripes, and exactly three
cream frog-button closures. No upward flight, no spinning, no floating, no fabric fragments,
no cape, no cloth sheet, no red blur, and no hidden wardrobe swap.
2.2–2.8 seconds: The jacket snaps firmly onto the woman’s body. The man instantly returns
to his navy-blue sweatshirt. In the same rear tracking shot, both react strongly: the man is
pulled sideways by the jacket leaving him and takes one unstable recovery step; the
woman’s upper body jerks backward from the impact and she takes one quick step to regain
balance. The man continues walking away down the alley and does not turn around.
2.8 seconds: Hard cut only once to a tight frontal close-up of the woman from chest up. No
side view.
2.8–6.0 seconds: The woman is now fully wearing the coral-red jacket. She catches her
breath, looks down at the unfamiliar jacket, lightly touches one frog-button closure, then
raises her eyes with a clear shocked and confused expression. Keep the close-up stable and
cinematic. The man is no longer visible.
Premium photorealistic street-fashion cinematography, muted overcast daylight, realistic
fabric weight, fast real-time motion, one sharp fabric-whoosh at the transfer, no music.
No slow motion, no side camera angle, no camera orbit, no camera spin, no profile shot, no
collision, no body overlap, no duplicated people, no extra limbs, no character morphing, no
text, no watermark.

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