Aura 2.2

Use the uploaded reference image as the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE and the user's subsequently uploaded personal photograph as the PRIMARY and ONLY IDENTITY REFERENCE for the male subject. Recreate the reference photograph as closely and realistically as possible while completely replacing the reference person's identity with the recognizable real identity of the person from the user's personal photo. Preserve the user's authentic facial identity naturally and accurately, including face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eye shape, eyelids, eye spacing, nose structure, nose bridge, nostrils, cheekbones, cheeks, facial width and length, lips, mouth shape, chin, jawline, ears, natural skin texture, subtle facial asymmetry, and all recognizable facial characteristics. Do not redesign, beautify, idealize, masculinize, feminize, stylize, or transform the user's face into a generic model, celebrity, actor, influencer, or AI-generated face.

Recreate the reference scene as a photorealistic vertical portrait with the subject positioned and framed exactly like the reference: a young male standing close to the camera, occupying most of the vertical frame, with his upper body prominently visible. Reproduce the same relaxed fashion-editorial body language, torso orientation, shoulder positioning, arm placement, elbow position, wrist orientation, and hand placement. The subject's left-side hand is raised naturally toward the sunglasses at the temple, with fingers gently gripping/adjusting the frame; reproduce the exact finger positioning, wrist angle, elbow bend, and realistic hand anatomy visible in the reference. Keep the opposite arm naturally lowered along the body. Preserve the reference's slight body angle, relaxed shoulders, natural weight distribution, and subtle forward/sideward posture. The head is angled slightly downward and turned subtly toward the side, creating a refined three-quarter facial perspective rather than a frontal face. Preserve the exact head tilt, neck angle, chin position, and facial orientation shown in the reference. The eyes should be directed downward and slightly sideways beneath the sunglasses, matching the restrained, calm, confident fashion-model expression of the reference. Treat head direction and eye gaze as separate anatomical elements and reproduce both correctly; the eyes must follow the actual 3D rotation of the head and must not appear unnaturally frontal or misaligned.

The head, neck, shoulders, and torso must form one continuous anatomically correct human structure. Rotate and tilt the user's head naturally according to the reference pose, with the neck physically supporting the skull and connecting seamlessly to the jaw, underside of the chin, back of the skull, trapezius, and shoulders. Preserve realistic neck width and proportions, subtle natural skin compression and stretching caused by the head position, and believable shadowing beneath the jaw and along the neck. Do not create a stretched, twisted, disconnected, rubber-like, cracked, damaged, scarred, or artificial neck. Maintain realistic head-to-neck, head-to-body, shoulder-to-torso, arm-to-torso, and hand-to-body proportions throughout the image. The user's head must not become oversized or disproportionately small.

Reproduce the reference hairstyle only as a visual styling element where compatible with the user's own appearance: natural dark, thick, slightly tousled textured hair with layered strands and soft volume, casually falling forward over part of the forehead, with individual hair strands rendered realistically. Do not use the reference person's identity or facial characteristics. Preserve the user's recognizable face underneath the hairstyle. The subject wears dark aviator-style sunglasses with thin metallic frames and dark lenses, positioned naturally on the face exactly as in the reference, with one hand gently adjusting the frame. The sunglasses must follow the actual perspective and anatomical curvature of the user's face, with realistic reflections and physically correct frame placement.

Recreate the clothing from the reference: a premium black leather bomber jacket with a subtle glossy leather surface, realistic fine-grain texture, ribbed dark collar and cuffs, visible metal zipper running vertically down the front, realistic zipper teeth and puller, natural leather folds and creases around the shoulders, elbows, torso, sleeves, and lower jacket area, and believable highlights created by the light source. Underneath, reproduce the fitted plain black polo-style shirt with a short button placket and subtle collar structure, tucked naturally into dark trousers. Preserve the visible black belt and metallic rectangular belt buckle around the waist. Clothing must conform naturally to the user's body and pose, with no warped fabric, floating seams, duplicated zippers, malformed collars, or impossible folds.

Recreate the reference's environmental setting: a dark, sophisticated architectural or urban exterior/interior threshold with deep shadowed vertical structures and softly visible warm-toned background elements. Keep the environment subdued and cinematic so the subject remains the dominant visual element. Preserve the approximate background spatial arrangement, darkness, depth, and warm-neutral tonal relationship of the reference rather than replacing it with a generic studio background. Use realistic environmental depth and natural atmospheric falloff.

Match the reference camera perspective and photographic characteristics precisely: vertical portrait composition, camera positioned approximately at upper-torso/chest-to-eye-level relationship, close portrait distance, natural perspective with mild portrait-lens compression, approximately 50mm–85mm full-frame equivalent appearance, no extreme wide-angle distortion, realistic facial perspective, realistic body proportions, and the same subject-to-camera relationship. Preserve the reference crop, subject placement, head position within the frame, amount of visible torso, negative space, and vertical composition. The final image should feel as though the user's photograph was genuinely captured in the same physical location, from the same camera position and with the same lens rather than composited afterward.

Reproduce the reference lighting: strong warm natural directional light coming from the front/side of the subject, illuminating the face, hair, sunglasses, right side of the jacket, and exposed leather surfaces while leaving portions of the background and opposite side of the body in deeper shadow. Create realistic highlights across the leather jacket, subtle reflected light on the sunglasses, soft illumination across the user's skin, natural shadow beneath the chin, realistic neck shadow, and believable falloff across the torso and sleeves. Preserve the dramatic contrast between illuminated subject areas and the dark background. Lighting must physically follow the 3D orientation of the user's head, neck, body, clothing, and sunglasses, with no contradictory highlights or impossible shadows.

Match the reference color grading and atmosphere: warm cinematic neutral tones, deep blacks, controlled highlights, natural skin tones, slightly warm sunlight, restrained saturation, rich shadow detail, realistic contrast, and premium fashion-editorial color treatment. Do not over-orange the skin, whiten the face, crush all shadow detail, oversaturate the image, or apply an artificial beauty filter. Preserve realistic skin pores, subtle complexion variation, fine facial texture, natural lips, realistic eyes beneath the sunglasses, individual hair strands, detailed leather grain, fabric texture, metal zipper reflections, and physically believable materials.

Reproduce the shallow depth of field of the reference with the user's face, sunglasses, hair, hand, jacket, and primary body contours remaining sharply resolved while the architectural background gradually falls into natural optical blur. Create realistic lens-based bokeh and depth separation, not artificial cutout blur. Hair edges must blend naturally into the background without halos, glowing outlines, or masking artifacts. Maintain realistic focus falloff from foreground to background and professional DSLR/mirrorless photographic rendering.

The final image must look like an authentic high-end photograph of the user, captured with a professional full-frame DSLR or mirrorless camera, realistic 4K-level detail, natural optical rendering, physically accurate perspective, realistic skin and hair, authentic fabric and leather textures, accurate shadows and reflections, and cinematic fashion-editorial quality. Every anatomical relationship must remain internally consistent: FACE → HEAD ORIENTATION → EYE GAZE; HEAD → NECK → SHOULDERS → TORSO; CAMERA → PERSPECTIVE → FACIAL FORESHORTENING → BODY PROPORTIONS; EXPRESSION → EYEBROWS → EYELIDS → EYES → MOUTH → FACIAL MUSCLES; LIGHT → FACE → NECK → CLOTHING → ENVIRONMENT.

Strictly avoid any identity from the reference image, generic or altered facial identity, celebrity resemblance, artificial beauty enhancement, plastic or waxy skin, CGI appearance, cartoon or anime styling, oversized or undersized head, oversized face, tiny or elongated neck, distorted body proportions, disconnected head or jaw, floating face, pasted-on face, frontal face incorrectly placed on a rotated head, incorrect head or neck rotation, unnatural eye gaze, crossed eyes, malformed facial features, distorted nose or lips, deformed ears, malformed hands, extra or missing fingers, distorted limbs, unrealistic shoulders, broken anatomy, twisted or monster-like neck, deep artificial neck folds, scars, wounds, cuts, damaged skin, stretched rubber-like skin, fake skin texture, excessive smoothing, beauty-filter appearance, excessive HDR, excessive sharpening, fake bokeh, artificial subject cutout, hair halos, impossible lighting, contradictory shadows, warped clothing, duplicated accessories, malforme