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Use the uploaded portrait as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s recognizable facial identity, skin tone, facial proportions and natural anatomy. Add tasteful Halloween makeup: smoky eyes, a few tiny painted star accents and a deep plum lip, keeping the skin texture realistic rather than plastic. Place the subject in a cozy autumn room with carved pumpkins and warm string lights softly out of focus behind them. Use editorial beauty photography, natural window light, shallow depth of field and realistic pores and hair strands. Avoid changing the face shape, adding jewellery that was not requested, text, logos and watermarks.

Use the uploaded portrait as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s recognizable face, skin tone, facial proportions and natural anatomy. Change the background to a warmly lit porch on Halloween night with carved pumpkins, dried corn stalks and soft string lights. Keep the subject’s existing clothing unless the prompt explicitly asks for a costume. Add warm pumpkin light from below and cool blue evening light from behind, with realistic skin texture and natural shadows. Use photorealistic editorial photography with shallow depth of field. Avoid changing the face shape, adding extra people, text, logos and watermarks.

Use the uploaded portrait as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s recognizable facial identity, skin tone and natural anatomy. Replace the background with a moonlit Victorian garden: soft fog, dark autumn foliage, glowing lanterns and wet stone. Add subtle Halloween makeup only if the subject’s face is clearly visible, and keep the skin texture realistic. Use cinematic teal-and-amber lighting, natural shadows and editorial photography. Keep the same number of people as the uploaded photo. Avoid altered identity, extra limbs, text, logos and watermarks.

Use the uploaded portrait as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s recognizable face, skin tone and body proportions. Restyle the image as an original vintage horror poster illustration: hand-painted texture, limited ink palette, dramatic rim light and a subtle paper grain. Keep the person’s features readable and do not copy any existing film poster, logo or typography. Leave the composition free of text so the user can add their own title later. Avoid distorted anatomy, extra people and watermarks.