Промпт для парного портрета в чёрных вечерних нарядах

Use one uploaded shared photograph showing exactly the two intended participants as the only identity reference. Preserve both people separately and faithfully. Identify each person before changing the scene; keep their individual facial structure, apparent age, skin tone and texture, eye color, body proportions, hair color, length, density, hairline, natural texture, facial hair, freckles, moles and distinguishing traits. Never borrow a face from the example image. Do not invent, replace, duplicate or remove a participant. Scene: Two participants stand close side by side against a plain pale gray wall. One wears a black tailored suit over an opaque black collared shirt, the other wears an opaque black sleeveless evening dress with modest neckline. Adapt both outfits to each participant's existing gender presentation and natural proportions. Identity: Preserve the face shape and spacing of eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw and chin independently for each person. Do not blend faces, swap features, make them look related or give them identical hair. Do not change apparent age, gender presentation, skin tone or body proportions, slim either person or add muscles. Keep every feature attached to the same source person. Assign the described outfits and poses consistently to those two participants, adapting clothing without changing identities. If either face is unclear in the shared input, do not fabricate a missing identity; use a clearer shared photograph instead. Composition: Frame both full heads to mid-thigh, both look calmly at camera. Dress-wearing participant rests one hand naturally on partner's upper chest; other arms relaxed. Both faces fully visible, no overlapping eyes or mouths, correct five-finger hand and coherent arms. Render one vertical 3:4 photograph, with no collage or split panels. Hair and styling: Keep each person's actual hair length, color, texture, density and hairline; arrange existing hair without imposing the cover models' hairstyles. Preserve facial hair and skin marks separately for each participant. Do not invent tattoos or piercings. Accessories must fit the real face and body without changing identity. Lighting: Direct on-camera flash, gentle wall shadow, realistic skin texture and subtle nostalgic film grain. Keep detail in black fabric. Style and texture: Believable editorial photography, natural skin pores and individual hair strands, tactile fabric and realistic anatomy. Comfortable affectionate posing with distinct recognizable faces and realistic personal space. Render one finished photograph. Avoid: identity drift, face replacement, blended or swapped faces, changed age or body proportions, altered hair color or length, invented facial hair or skin marks, plastic skin, extra people, missing partner, duplicated body parts, extra limbs, malformed hands, fused fingers, objects covering faces, physically impossible props, text, logos, watermarks, date stamps, borders or collage.