Vestido de Crochê Branco em Iate: inspiração visual

A vertically oriented photograph shows a single adult subject positioned centrally on the side deck of a yacht. The camera is angled slightly downward from approximately chest-to-head height, capturing the subject from the upper thighs upward. The subject occupies most of the frame, with open water filling the background across the upper and left portions of the image. The yacht’s white sidewall and polished metal railing extend diagonally from the lower left corner toward the upper right corner. Wooden deck planks run lengthwise along the right side of the frame, where several cylindrical metallic deck fittings are visible. The horizon line is not visible. The subject stands beside the railing with the torso facing generally toward the camera. The head is directed toward the camera. The left arm extends outward and downward, with the left hand resting on the metal railing at the lower left edge of the frame. The right arm is bent upward, with the right hand raised beside the head. The fingers of the right hand are lightly contacting strands of hair near the right side of the head. The shoulders are level. One leg is partially visible near the lower right portion of the frame beneath the fringe of the garment. The subject wears a white crocheted garment consisting of a long-sleeved upper section and a fitted lower section. The material displays openwork crochet construction throughout, with multiple repeating geometric and floral-like patterns. The neckline is round and high. The upper chest area contains concentric rows of crochet stitching with a horizontal band of long hanging fringe suspended across the front. Both sleeves are constructed from open crochet mesh and terminate in long hanging fringe extending from the cuffs. The lower section contains denser crochet motifs, including circular and floral pattern elements, transitioning into a lower hem composed of long vertical fringe strands. The garment surface is matte with visible yarn texture and no apparent reflective properties. The subject wears multiple thin metallic bracelets stacked on the right wrist. The hair is long, voluminous, and wavy, extending below the shoulders. A central part is visible near the top of the head. Individual strands are visible around the sides of the head, with several loose strands extending outward. The eyebrows are full and clearly defined. The eyes are directed toward the camera, with visible eyelashes. The nose is centrally positioned and proportionate to the face. The lips are closed and clearly outlined. The jawline is visible beneath the cheeks. Makeup is visible, including defined eyebrows, eye makeup around the eyelids and lashes, and lip color. The fingernails appear long and shaped, with a light-colored finish. No tattoos are visible. The yacht structure includes a white painted sidewall running diagonally behind the subject and polished metal railings supported by cylindrical posts. The metal surfaces display bright highlights and reflections consistent with daylight. On the wooden deck to the right are multiple metallic cylindrical fittings mounted to oval bases. These fittings exhibit reflective surfaces with bright specular highlights and faint reflections of surrounding light. The deck consists of parallel wooden planks separated by narrow seams. The background consists entirely of a large body of water with small ripples and texture variations across the surface. Natural daylight illuminates the scene from the left side of the frame, producing soft shadows within the crochet texture, beneath sections of hair, and around yacht fixtures. The spatial depth progresses from the subject in the foreground to the yacht structure in the midground and the water occupying the distant background. 
Use the provided reference person as the primary source for identity and body shape. The reference defines the character’s face.
Do not copy clothing, pose, background, lighting, camera angle, or environment from the reference image.
Body Fidelity — Highest Priority:
Preserve the shortstack proportions of the reference person, natural body width, body mass, soft body characteristics, weight distribution, torso-to-leg proportion, limb thickness, shoulder width, waist shape, hip shape, thigh volume, arm volume, and overall silhouette.
Maintain the visible natural body volume and softness consistent with the reference person.
Do not reduce body mass. Do not elongate limbs. Do not slim down the arms, thighs, hips, or torso.
Identity Fidelity:
Preserve the facial structure, skin tone and undertone, natural skin texture, pores, asymmetries, imperfections, and hair color of the reference person.
Do not beautify, stylize, smooth, reshape, normalize, balance, or idealize the face or body.
Hair: Use the hairstyle from the extracted scene, but apply only the natural hair color and texture of the reference person.
Pose: Preserve the pose from the extracted scene, but adapt it naturally to the original body proportions and mass of the reference person. Do not force the pose to create a slimmer or elongated body.
Clothing and Details:
Preserve the clothing, accessories, materials, seams, textures, jewelry, nails, reflections, folds, and object interactions from the extracted scene.
**Negative Restrictions:**
No slimming, no leg elongation, no beauty correction, no athletic normalization, no skin smoothing, no stylization, no pose reinterpretation, no clothing change, no background change, no lighting alteration.
Output Format:
Vertical portrait composition, resolution 1080 × 1920.