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Create one ultra-photorealistic high-end fashion lookbook image at the highest possible quality and native resolution.

REFERENCE ORDER:

1 = model identity
2 = fleece front
3 = collar / zipper close-up
4 = trousers + belt
5 = shoes
6 = background / location / lighting

IMPORTANT: do not mix the roles of the references.

REFERENCE USAGE RULES:

Reference 1 = use ONLY for the exact model identity:
- same face
- same eye color
- same eyebrows
- same lips
- same nose
- same jawline
- same skin tone
- same hair color
- same hairstyle
- same hair texture
Do not invent a different woman.

Reference 2 = use ONLY for the fleece front:
- exact silhouette
- exact pattern / lekalo
- exact shape
- exact proportions
- exact volume
- exact seams
- exact dropped shoulder feel
- exact body length
- exact sleeve shape
- exact hem line
- exact sherpa / fleece texture
- exact color

Reference 3 = use ONLY for the collar / zipper detail:
- exact collar height
- exact collar shape
- exact zipper length
- exact zipper placement
- exact zipper pull
- exact neckline finish
- exact binding detail

Reference 4 = use ONLY for the trousers and belt:
- same black trousers shape
- same width and volume
- same drape
- same relaxed fit
- same brown belt styling and position

Reference 5 = use ONLY for the shoes:
- exact shoes
- exact shape
- exact color blocking
- exact styling

Reference 6 = use ONLY for the background, location, and lighting:
- studio environment
- white seamless paper backdrop
- visible studio context
- visible floor
- visible cables on the floor
- visible metal stand / chrome support element
- realistic paper backdrop edges / roll transition
- exact lighting conditions
Nothing else should be copied from reference 6.

CRITICAL PRIORITY:

The final image must NOT look like a clean empty cyclorama.
It must look like the same studio setup as reference 6.
The background should clearly feel like a real studio environment, not an abstract white void.

BACKGROUND / LOCATION / LIGHTING — VERY IMPORTANT:

Use the background from reference 6 as strictly as possible.
The scene must include:
- the white seamless paper backdrop
- the realistic floor and backdrop transition
- the slightly raw studio feeling
- visible cables on the floor
- visible metal stand / support element
- the same clean but real studio atmosphere

Because the framing is farther / wider, extend the studio background naturally beyond what is visible in reference 6.
The background extension must stay fully consistent with reference 6.
Do not replace it with a plain white cyclorama.
Do not simplify the set.
Do not remove the studio details.
Do not invent a different location.

POSE / COMPOSITION:

Create a distant editorial seated shot.
The model is seated on a simple black metal chair.
The pose is relaxed and fashion-forward.
The body stretches diagonally through the frame in a modern editorial way.
She leans back slightly in the chair.
One arm hangs down in a relaxed way.
The other hand rests naturally on the thigh.
The pose should feel effortless, modern, and slightly nonchalant.
The framing should be wide / far enough to show the full seated composition and extra studio space around her.

OUTFIT INTEGRITY:

The fleece must remain absolutely accurate to references 2 and 3.
Do not redesign the garment.
Do not distort the product.
Do not add extra seams.
Do not add fake vertical stripe-like lines.
Do not change the pattern.
Do not change the volume.
Do not change the silhouette.

The fleece must be:
- fully zipped at the collar
- straightened
- hanging naturally
- not tucked in
- not rolled under
- not twisted
- not cinched
- not artificially cropped
- not bunched up

No white T-shirt visible below the fleece hem.
No abdomen visible.
The hem must hang straight and clean.

TROUSERS:

Keep the exact trouser volume from reference 4.
Do not make them too narrow or skinny.
Keep the same long relaxed leg line.

SHOES:

Show the exact shoes from reference 5.

MODEL:

Keep the model exactly recognizable as reference 1.
Do not stylize her into a different woman.
Do not change the face.
Do not change the hair.

LIGHTING:

Lighting must come ONLY from reference 6.
Do not invent a new lighting setup.
Do not make it flat.
Do not make it a generic soft catalog light.
Use the same studio lighting mood as reference 6:
- bright studio light
- clear directional feel
- crisp but natural shadows
- realistic highlights
- premium editorial studio feel
- realistic texture readability

REALISM:

Maximum realism.
This must look like a real premium fashion editorial photograph.
Not CGI.
Not AI-looking.
Not overly retouched.

Use:
- natural skin texture
- realistic hair strands
- realistic fabric behavior
- realistic fleece texture
- realistic folds from sitting
- realistic chair interaction
- realistic shadows and contact points

FINAL RESULT:

A wide seated editorial fashion image with the exact model, exact fleece, exact collar, exact trousers, exact belt, exact shoes, and most importantly the exact studio background / lighting language from reference 6, extended naturally so the whole scene feels like one coherent story.