👑 Dussehra — Royal Couple Editorial 💚✨

1. Strict Identity Preservation Use the two uploaded photos as separate and STRICT identity references. Use the first photo only for the man's identity and the second photo only for the woman's identity. Preserve both people's exact recognizable facial features, face shape, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, cheeks, jawline, skin tone, natural skin texture, hairline, hairstyle, age appearance, and natural body proportions. Do not blend identities or transfer features between the two people. Their faces must look like the original individuals photographed together in a real environment. Avoid artificial beautification, excessive retouching, or overly perfect AI-generated skin. 2. Royal Traditional Wardrobe Man: Dress him in a beautifully tailored ivory sherwani with subtle antique-gold thread embroidery, a structured collar, elegant fabric-covered buttons, cream trousers, and traditional beige-gold mojari shoes. Keep the fit natural to his original body proportions. Woman: Dress her in a luxurious emerald-green silk saree with a fine antique-gold woven border and a matching fitted blouse. Add elegant gold jhumka earrings, a delicate necklace, traditional bangles, and a small bindi. Style her hair neatly while preserving her original hairstyle and hair characteristics as much as possible. The outfits should have realistic fabric weight, natural creases, fine stitching, and authentic Indian craftsmanship. Keep the jewellery tasteful and proportionate. 3. Natural Couple Pose Position the couple standing together beside a traditional Dussehra mandap. The man stands slightly behind and beside the woman, with one hand resting gently at her waist. The woman stands naturally with her shoulders relaxed and her body turned slightly toward him. Both look directly at the camera with warm, genuine, understated smiles. Keep a comfortable natural distance between their faces. Their hands, arms, shoulders, and body positions must be anatomically correct. The pose should resemble a real couple's festive photoshoot rather than a fashion mannequin pose. 4. Clearly Visible Dussehra Background Create a spacious, authentic Indian Dussehra celebration ground during early evening, just after sunset. Show the couple standing in the foreground, with the full decorated mandap and surrounding festival environment clearly visible behind them. Include: - A traditional mandap decorated with fresh orange and yellow marigold garlands, red and saffron fabric, and subtle gold details. - Several brass oil lamps arranged naturally around the mandap, with small, realistic flames. - A decorated festival entrance, traditional rangoli, and a few flower arrangements near the walkway. - A large illuminated Ravan effigy visible in the distant background, recognizable but not larger or more prominent than the couple. - A few distant visitors walking naturally through the celebration ground, providing realistic scale and atmosphere. - Warm decorative string lights and practical festival lighting, with the evening sky still faintly visible. The background must remain detailed and recognizable rather than dissolving into heavy blur. Avoid excessive decorations, fantasy palaces, artificial glowing objects, thick fog, or a crowded composition. 5. Camera, Framing, and Realistic Lighting Use a vertical 4:5 composition for a realistic editorial portrait, or 9:16 for Instagram Stories and WhatsApp Status. Capture a three-quarter-length portrait from approximately mid-thigh upward, leaving enough space above their heads and on both sides to show the mandap, marigold decorations, lamps, and distant Dussehra celebration. Position the camera several metres away rather than using a tight close-up. Use a natural 50mm lens perspective at a moderate aperture, such as f/4, to keep both faces sharp while retaining visible background detail. Avoid the extreme background blur associated with close-up portraits. Use realistic early-evening ambient light mixed with warm practical festival lights. Keep skin tones neutral and natural, with believable shadows, accurate highlights, realistic reflections on the silk saree, and no excessive orange colour cast on faces. Professional DSLR photography, lifelike skin pores, authentic fabric texture, natural facial asymmetry, realistic body proportions, balanced exposure, subtle background depth, documentary-style festival photography, premium Indian fashion-editorial quality. 6. Absolute Realism and Negative Instructions The final image must look like a genuine photograph of the same two people attending a real Dussehra celebration. Preserve both original identities independently. Do not alter facial geometry, skin colour, age appearance, hairline, or body build. No face swapping, identity blending, generic AI faces, beauty filters, skin smoothing, plastic skin, unrealistic eyes, excessive jewellery, stiff poses, incorrect hand placement, extra fingers, distorted limbs, duplicate people, oversaturated colours, fake-looking lights, excessive bokeh, fantasy architecture, cartoon styling, CGI appearance, text, logos, or watermarks.