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Use the uploaded photo as the PRIMARY IDENTITY REFERENCE. Preserve the person’s identity and facial appearance with maximum accuracy. Use the provided reference image as the PRIMARY VISUAL STYLE REFERENCE. Create a full-frame editorial fashion image in the exact visual language of the reference: surreal hip-hop fashion photography, extreme horizontal motion-drag distortion, stretched fabric and elongated clothing trails, bold saturated red studio background, dramatic low-angle fashion composition, oversized contemporary streetwear, strong graphic silhouette, expressive visual weirdness, cool confident attitude, retro analog print aesthetic, subtle vintage film grain, tactile photographic texture, slightly imperfect printed-surface feel. IDENTITY PRESERVATION IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY. The person must remain immediately recognizable as the person from the source photo. Preserve the exact facial identity, facial proportions, bone structure, eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones, skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, age, and all distinctive facial characteristics from the source image. Do NOT redesign, beautify, idealize, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or otherwise alter the person’s face. Do not turn the person into a generic fashion model. Do not create a lookalike. It must clearly be the SAME PERSON from the uploaded photo. Preserve natural facial anatomy and realistic skin texture while translating the person into the visual style of the reference. STYLE MATCH: Match the reference image as closely as possible in: - overall visual language - composition - camera perspective - low-angle fashion photography - full-body framing - subject scale - bold red background - horizontal motion streaks - stretched and smeared clothing - elongated fabric trails - distorted garment silhouettes - dynamic horizontal movement - surreal fashion editorial feeling - hip-hop / contemporary streetwear attitude - retro film grain - analog photographic texture - slightly rough printed texture - strong contrast - saturated red environment - unusual proportions created by motion distortion - clean but deliberately strange fashion-art direction The motion distortion should primarily affect the CLOTHING and parts of the silhouette, creating long horizontal streaks that extend dramatically across the frame, while the face and essential facial features remain sharp, stable, recognizable, and anatomically correct. Create the illusion that the clothing is being pulled sideways through extreme motion, producing long flowing fabric trails and repeated stretched silhouettes. The distortion should feel physical, intentional, and fashion-editorial rather than like a digital glitch. The person should stand confidently with a strong, slightly confrontational fashion pose. Preserve the recognizable physical characteristics of the source person while adapting the pose and framing to the reference style. Use a dramatic low camera angle, making the figure feel powerful and imposing. The clothing should be transformed into a bold contemporary hip-hop fashion look while remaining believable and coherent. Use oversized silhouettes, layered fabrics, exaggerated proportions, premium streetwear details and fashion-editorial styling. The composition should be visually rich but controlled. The red background should occupy most of the frame and create a strong monochromatic visual field behind the subject. Add subtle retro photographic grain, analog imperfections, fine surface texture, slight print wear and cinematic photographic depth. Keep the face crisp and highly detailed even while the clothing and body silhouette contain extreme horizontal motion distortion. No typography. No text. No letters. No numbers. No logos. No barcode. No symbols that resemble writing. No magazine captions. No graphic labels. No watermark. The final image should look like a high-budget experimental fashion campaign photographed in a studio and then transformed through sophisticated analog motion-drag techniques.