French Medieval Girl in Traditional Noble Dress

Create a premium ultra-photorealistic full-body historical portrait that recreates the supplied reference image as faithfully and consistently as possible.

Use a strict 3:4 vertical portrait composition.

The REFERENCE IMAGE is the ONLY AND ABSOLUTE source of truth for everything except the user's identity, natural skin tone, and the lighting behavior on the user's face.

The USER-UPLOADED PHOTO is the ONLY source of truth for the person's facial identity and natural skin color.

EVERY TIME THIS PROMPT IS USED, the generated image must return to the SAME locked reference setup. Do not redesign, reinterpret, modernize, simplify, or randomly vary any element.

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MANDATORY ASK-FIRST WORKFLOW — HIGHEST PRIORITY
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Before generating anything, check whether the user has uploaded ONE clear photo of the person whose identity should appear.

The face should be clearly visible, preferably front-facing or nearly front-facing, with good natural detail.

If NO suitable user photo has been uploaded:

STOP.

DO NOT GENERATE AN IMAGE.

DO NOT invent a child.
DO NOT use the reference girl's identity.
DO NOT create an approximate face.
DO NOT substitute a generic AI face.

Respond ONLY:

“Please upload one clear photo of the person whose face should appear, with the face clearly visible.”

Only after the required user photo is supplied may generation begin.

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ABSOLUTE SOURCE-SEPARATION RULE
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There are TWO completely separate references:

USER PHOTO =
ONLY:
- facial identity
- natural facial proportions
- natural skin tone
- natural age appearance
- identity-specific facial features
- realistic facial response to the scene lighting

REFERENCE IMAGE =
EVERYTHING ELSE:
- historical dress
- underdress
- decorative trims
- belt
- pouch
- head covering
- hairstyle arrangement around the covering
- body pose
- hand position
- body orientation
- subject placement
- apparent body scale
- composition
- architecture
- stone path
- castle
- doorway
- wooden furniture
- baskets
- pottery
- plants
- flowers
- banner
- camera position
- lens perspective
- depth of field
- lighting direction
- environmental colors
- mood
- framing

Do NOT allow clothing, hairstyle, pose, body, background, accessories, or composition from the user photo to influence the final result.

The user photo must influence ONLY the face, natural skin color, and realistic facial lighting integration.

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ABSOLUTE FACIAL IDENTITY LOCK
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The final face must unmistakably represent the person in the uploaded user photo.

Preserve as accurately as possible:

- exact overall face shape
- forehead proportions
- natural hairline where visible
- eyebrow shape, thickness, spacing, and direction
- eye shape
- eye size
- eye spacing
- eyelid structure
- iris appearance
- nose bridge
- nose width
- nostril shape
- nose tip
- cheek shape and fullness
- lips
- mouth width
- natural resting expression
- jawline
- chin shape
- ear structure where visible
- natural skin color
- natural age characteristics
- realistic facial asymmetry
- small identity-specific facial characteristics

DO NOT:
- beautify the user into another person
- change ethnicity
- change apparent age
- enlarge the eyes
- narrow the nose
- alter the jaw
- change lip shape
- make the face unnaturally symmetrical
- use doll-like skin
- over-smooth the skin
- make the face look pasted onto the body

The face must be naturally integrated into the head and body with correct neck anatomy, perspective, color response, shadows, and light falloff.

It must look like the actual person was physically present and photographed in this historical environment.

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REFERENCE IMAGE — PERMANENT VISUAL LOCK
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The reference depicts a young girl standing on a medieval stone lane beside a rustic stone building, with a large European medieval castle behind her.

The entire visual setup described below is PERMANENTLY LOCKED.

Whenever this prompt is reused:

ONLY THE USER'S FACE / IDENTITY MAY CHANGE.

The dress, accessories, head covering, pose, architecture, background, camera, and composition must remain substantially identical.

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SUBJECT POSITION AND BODY ORIENTATION
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Create ONE young girl standing approximately around the central-left portion of the frame.

She is shown full-body from head to feet.

Her body faces almost directly toward the camera with only an extremely subtle natural turn.

Her shoulders are relaxed.

Her posture is upright, gentle, calm, and historically natural.

Do not create a dramatic fashion pose.

Her head remains upright.

Her face is oriented STRAIGHT toward the camera.

Her eyes look directly toward the camera.

Expression:
- calm
- gentle
- slight closed-mouth smile
- relaxed cheeks
- natural eyes
- no exaggerated happiness
- no serious theatrical expression

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EXACT POSE LOCK
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Reproduce the reference pose closely.

Both arms descend naturally in front of the torso.

Both elbows are slightly bent.

The forearms converge toward the lower front waist.

Both hands meet gently around the lower-abdomen / upper-pelvis region.

One hand rests naturally against or lightly over the other.

Fingers remain relaxed and naturally curved.

Do not:
- place hands on hips
- cross arms
- spread the arms
- raise either hand
- hold an object
- introduce dramatic hand gestures
- alter the pose between generations

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ABSOLUTE WARDROBE LOCK — SAME DRESS EVERY TIME
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The clothing must remain visually consistent with the reference image every time this prompt is used.

The main garment is a historically inspired medieval French girl's gown.

MAIN GOWN:

Create a long, full-length medieval gown in a deep muted brick-red / dark rust-red / burgundy-red textile.

The fabric should appear:
- natural woven cloth
- slightly coarse
- matte
- softly textured
- historically believable
- heavy enough to form broad vertical folds

Do NOT convert it into:
- velvet evening wear
- satin
- glossy fabric
- modern cotton dress
- fantasy princess clothing
- theatrical costume
- modern medieval cosplay

The dress has:

- fitted but comfortable upper bodice
- simple medieval construction
- squared neckline
- long skirt beginning around the waist
- very full skirt
- floor-length hem
- natural vertical folds
- historically plausible weight and drape

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SQUARE NECKLINE DETAIL
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The neckline is a broad medieval square neckline.

Around its edge is a narrow ornate woven decorative trim.

The trim should show an aged medieval textile pattern using muted tones such as:

- antique gold
- ochre
- dull bronze
- dark blue
- muted reddish-brown
- faded earth colors

The decoration must appear woven or embroidered into fabric.

Do not turn it into sparkling metallic jewelry.

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UNDERDRESS / CHEMISE
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A natural off-white / aged ivory linen underdress is visible beneath the red gown.

It appears clearly:

1. inside the square neckline
2. as long sleeves extending from underneath the red short outer sleeves

The neckline of the underdress is softly gathered.

The linen should have:

- subtle wrinkles
- natural woven texture
- slight historical irregularity
- matte finish
- warm off-white coloration

Do not use bright artificial white.

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OUTER SLEEVE CONSTRUCTION
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The red outer gown has approximately elbow-length / upper-forearm outer sleeves.

Each red sleeve terminates with the SAME narrow patterned trim used around the neckline.

From beneath these outer sleeves extend the off-white linen sleeves.

The linen sleeves continue approximately to the wrists.

They are:

- loose
- softly wrinkled
- naturally gathered
- historically simple

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BELT LOCK
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Around the waist, include a very thin medieval cord-style belt.

The belt is approximately muted tan / brown / antique-gold in tone.

It circles the waist and ties near the center front.

Two narrow cord ends hang vertically downward along the front of the skirt.

They should extend noticeably down the gown, approximately toward knee level or slightly below.

Preserve the same thin scale.

Do NOT replace it with:
- wide leather belt
- modern belt
- corset belt
- jeweled belt

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POUCH — REQUIRED ACCESSORY
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A small medieval fabric pouch MUST appear hanging from the belt on the girl's RIGHT hip from her own perspective, which appears on the viewer's LEFT side.

It should sit around upper-thigh level.

The pouch is:

- small
- soft-sided
- historically plausible
- roughly rounded / tapered rectangular
- made from patterned woven textile
- decorated with faded medieval floral/geometric motifs
- dark antique blue, tan, gold, brown, and muted earthy tones

The pouch must remain in approximately the same location and scale every time.

DO NOT REMOVE IT.

DO NOT replace it with a modern purse.

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HEAD COVERING — PERMANENTLY REQUIRED
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The girl wears a simple medieval off-white linen head covering / veil.

This is a REQUIRED wardrobe component.

It consists of lightweight aged ivory linen placed over the crown/back of the head.

It frames the upper sides of the head while leaving the face completely visible.

The fabric falls naturally backward and downward.

A visible section hangs behind the girl's LEFT side from her perspective, viewer's RIGHT.

The covering should look:
- soft
- slightly wrinkled
- thin
- woven
- historically simple

Do NOT:
- remove the covering
- turn it into a modern scarf
- create a hijab-style wrap
- create a bonnet
- add a crown
- add elaborate aristocratic headwear

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HAIR ARRANGEMENT
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Identity-specific natural hair characteristics may follow the uploaded user photo where necessary to maintain identity.

However, the HAIR STYLING and placement must conform to the reference.

Most hair should be arranged underneath or behind the linen head covering.

A small amount of natural hair may remain visible:
- around the forehead
- temples
- sides of face

Keep it softly arranged and historically natural.

Do not copy a modern hairstyle from the user photo.

Do not add:
- modern hair clips
- bows
- elaborate curls
- ponytails
- modern braiding unless naturally required but kept subtle

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LOWER DRESS / HEM
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The skirt falls almost completely to the ground.

The bottom edge has a broad decorative medieval trim.

This hem trim must visually coordinate with the neckline and sleeve trims.

It is approximately several inches / hand-width in apparent height.

Use intricate muted woven ornamentation with aged:

- bronze
- ochre
- brown
- dark blue
- faded reddish colors

The hem trim wraps continuously around the visible bottom edge.

The gown gathers into substantial natural folds above it.

Very little footwear should be visible.

If visible, use only small portions of simple dark-brown historically appropriate leather shoes.

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EXACT ENVIRONMENT LOCK
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The final image must recreate the SAME type and arrangement of environment as the reference.

The girl stands on an uneven medieval stone lane / courtyard.

GROUND:

Use irregular worn pale-gray and warm-beige stone paving.

Include:
- rough stone shapes
- old mortar
- minor dirt
- natural imperfections
- tiny scattered plant matter
- subtle age discoloration

No modern pavement.

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LEFT FOREGROUND BUILDING
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On the viewer's LEFT is a close medieval stone building façade.

Use rough weathered warm-gray / beige limestone blocks.

The wall occupies a substantial portion of the left background and provides depth.

Beside the girl is a dark rustic wooden doorway.

The door is nearly black-brown aged wood with:

- vertical planks
- deep grain
- uneven aging
- recessed shadow
- medieval construction

The doorway remains darker than the sunlit exterior.

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BLUE FLEUR-DE-LIS BANNER
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Near the upper-left portion of the scene, hanging beside / above the wooden doorway, include a vertical dark navy-blue medieval banner.

The banner contains repeated gold fleur-de-lis symbols.

Use approximately three vertically distributed golden fleur-de-lis motifs as visible in the reference.

The cloth should:
- hang naturally
- have subtle folds
- look woven
- remain slightly shadowed

Keep the banner in approximately the same position every generation.

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RUSTIC TABLE / SHELF AREA
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At the lower-left side near the doorway, place a dark old wooden table or rough shelf.

It should appear aged, irregular, and medieval.

On/around it place the SAME environmental styling:

- woven wicker basket
- green herbs / plants
- simple earthenware ceramic jug
- additional rustic basket lower down
- small natural plant material

The pottery should be unglazed or subtly matte brown/beige earthenware.

The baskets should have authentic woven texture.

Do not add modern objects.

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FLOWERING PLANT BEHIND SUBJECT
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Immediately behind and slightly to the viewer's RIGHT of the girl, include a tall loose flowering shrub / climbing plant.

It has:
- thin natural stems
- green foliage
- tiny pale white or very light flowers
- irregular organic spread

The plant catches some sunlight and separates the subject from the castle.

Maintain approximately the same placement.

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CASTLE BACKGROUND — ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENT
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The right and upper background must contain the same imposing medieval French castle aesthetic.

Create a large pale weathered limestone castle complex.

Include:

- tall rectangular central stone tower
- steep dark slate pyramidal / pointed roof
- additional tower to the far right
- another steep slate roof
- multiple stone building sections
- small narrow medieval windows
- dark gray slate roof surfaces
- weathered pale beige-gray limestone
- large pointed Gothic arch opening around lower-right center
- architectural depth behind the girl

The castle must feel physically real and historically coherent.

It must NOT become:
- fantasy castle
- Disney castle
- palace
- Gothic horror castle
- modern château
- CGI environment

Architecture should resemble a genuine preserved medieval French fortified residence / castle photographed in daylight.

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RIGHT-SIDE STONE ELEMENTS
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Along the viewer's RIGHT foreground edge, include portions of rough stone masonry / parapet.

Behind the girl, include a low horizontal stone wall separating levels of the castle courtyard.

Toward the far-right lower-middle region, include a large aged stone planter containing subtle greenery.

Keep these elements secondary.

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LIGHTING LOCK
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Use soft natural daylight resembling the supplied reference.

The environment should appear photographed during bright but gentle daytime conditions.

Lighting characteristics:

- large soft natural outdoor source
- slightly warm neutral daylight
- face evenly illuminated
- delicate directional modeling
- soft highlights
- natural shadows
- no dramatic studio lighting
- no orange golden-hour wash
- no cinematic teal/orange grading
- no artificial spotlight

The user face must inherit this environment's illumination realistically.

Do not preserve lighting from the uploaded user photo if it conflicts with the scene.

Preserve the user's natural skin COLOR, but relight the face naturally according to this reference environment.

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CAMERA + FRAMING LOCK
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Use a high-end full-frame DSLR / mirrorless photographic appearance.

3:4 vertical portrait.

Camera approximately at the girl's upper-torso / chest-to-shoulder height.

Perspective is almost straight-on.

Use approximately a 50–70 mm full-frame equivalent lens.

Avoid:
- ultrawide distortion
- fisheye perspective
- extreme telephoto compression

The girl occupies approximately 88–92% of the frame height.

Maintain small but visible space above the head covering.

Include the entire gown and feet.

Do not crop:
- top of head
- hands
- pouch
- hem
- shoes

Keep the girl's vertical axis around the central-left region, leaving sufficient space on the RIGHT to show the castle.

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DEPTH OF FIELD
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The girl must be sharply focused.

Dress textures and facial features are highly detailed.

The immediate stone architecture and plants retain good detail.

The distant castle may be mildly softer due to natural photographic depth, but it must remain clearly recognizable.

Avoid excessive artificial background blur.

This is an environmental portrait, not an extreme bokeh portrait.

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PHOTOREALISM — CRITICAL
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The final image must look like a genuine high-end DSLR photograph of a historically reconstructed scene.

Render:

- real human skin
- pores
- fine facial texture
- realistic eyes
- subtle peach fuzz
- naturally imperfect hair
- convincing linen fibers
- woven wool/cloth texture
- embroidery
- realistic wicker
- weathered stone
- wood grain
- earthenware
- plants
- atmospheric depth
- physically plausible shadows
- realistic contact shadows
- accurate perspective
- natural material reflections

Avoid:

- AI plastic skin
- waxy face
- painted look
- illustration
- fantasy art
- CGI
- game-render appearance
- artificial HDR
- excessive sharpening
- fake skin smoothing
- oversaturation
- unnatural symmetry

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NO FACE-SWAP / PASTED-HEAD APPEARANCE
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Do NOT simply paste the uploaded user's face onto another body.

The identity must be reconstructed naturally within the scene.

Ensure:

- matching skull orientation
- correct facial perspective
- realistic neck connection
- matching skin illumination
- matching shadow direction
- consistent image grain
- consistent sharpness
- natural ear/head relationship
- realistic hairline integration
- no visible face boundary
- no mismatched color temperature

The result should look like the person actually wore the historical outfit and was photographed there.

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PERMANENT CONSISTENCY RULE
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Whenever this exact prompt is reused:

DO NOT invent a different medieval setting.

DO NOT select a different castle.

DO NOT change the dress color.

DO NOT modify the dress construction.

DO NOT change the neckline.

DO NOT remove the linen underdress.

DO NOT modify the sleeve structure.

DO NOT change the decorative trims.

DO NOT remove or redesign the pouch.

DO NOT remove or redesign the belt.

DO NOT remove the linen head covering.

DO NOT change the pose.

DO NOT change hand placement.

DO NOT change the banner.

DO NOT move the rustic baskets and pottery into an entirely new composition.

DO NOT replace the castle with a village, church, palace, forest, studio, or generic medieval street.

DO NOT derive the wardrobe or environment from the user's uploaded photo.

The reference setup is permanently locked.

ONLY THE USER'S IDENTITY / FACE AND NATURAL SKIN COLOR MAY CHANGE.

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NO TEXT — ABSOLUTE RULE
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The original reference contains text at the bottom-left.

DO NOT reproduce it.

The generated image must contain absolutely NO:

- “France”
- “15th Century”
- captions
- country names
- dates
- century labels
- typography
- titles
- logos
- watermarks
- signatures
- decorative writing

The lower-left ground must contain only the natural medieval environment.

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NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS
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No modern clothing.
No modern accessories.
No modern architecture.
No modern pavement.
No fantasy elements.
No crown.
No jewelry unless genuinely visible in the locked reference.
No handbag.
No additional props held by the girl.
No extra people.
No animals.
No modern makeup.
No glamour makeup.
No high heels.
No modern shoes.
No random embroidery changes.
No different dress colors.
No background replacement.
No dramatic sunset.
No excessive bokeh.
No artificial studio background.
No text.
No watermark.
No signature.
No border.

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FINAL PRIORITY ORDER
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When any instruction conflicts, obey this order:

1. USER-UPLOADED PHOTO = exact facial identity + natural skin color only.
2. REFERENCE IMAGE = exact locked dress, accessories, pose, background, architecture, framing, and scene.
3. Match the reference lighting on the reconstructed user face.
4. Preserve natural anatomy and photorealism.
5. Maintain 3:4 vertical composition.
6. Produce absolutely no text.

The final result should look as though the exact person from the uploaded user photo was genuinely photographed in the SAME medieval French scene, wearing the SAME burgundy medieval gown, SAME linen underdress, SAME decorative trims, SAME cord belt, SAME patterned pouch, SAME linen head covering, standing in the SAME pose in front of the SAME castle environment — while changing nothing except the person's facial identity and natural skin color.