패션·뷰티 카탈로그 룩북 스프레드

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[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1536x1024

[Purpose]
Korean fashion and beauty catalog lookbook two-page spread, landscape editorial layout for seasonal brand presentation and product storytelling.
Designed as a premium, shareable open-magazine spread with realistic model imagery, chapter typography, product detail callouts, price information, styling notes, and beauty/accessory context that feels like an actual printed catalog.

[Composition]
- Two-page spread composition with the center gutter slightly visible as a soft paper crease; overall framing should feel like an open fashion magazine spread photographed flat.
- Left page: a full-body model hero shot occupying about 65% of the page, integrated into a contemporary lifestyle setting such as a sunlit apartment corner, boutique fitting room, studio terrace, or calm urban exterior with real surfaces, furniture, fabric, plants, mirrors, or seasonal styling objects.
- Right page: headline typography in the upper-to-middle area, subtitle beneath it, and 2 product close-up frames stacked or arranged in an editorial grid below, with fabric texture, stitching, cosmetics, accessories, or styling details visible.
- Keep {브랜드}, {시즌}, and {챕터} as the visible editorial anchors, with premium catalog spacing, page rhythm, and realistic print hierarchy.
- Use {색감} as the dominant palette across clothing, makeup accents, props, backdrop, divider lines, and graphic labels, while preserving a bright, airy overall page tone.
- Add authentic catalog details: page numbers, chapter marker, small Korean styling caption, product codes, prices, model-name credit, photographer/stylist credit line, QR/barcode-style catalog block, and a small seasonal note.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Background and page base: use an off-white paper surface with subtle print texture, faint ink grain, slightly curved page edges, and a visible center crease, like a high-end magazine spread photographed flat.
2. Left page hero zone: place the model in full-length view, shot naturally with realistic posture and expressive fashion styling; include natural environmental details such as a textured wall, window light, chair, rug, garment rack, table, vase, shopping bag, seasonal flowers, or beauty tools that match the brand world.
3. Left page editorial overlays: include small catalog text near the model image such as “LOOK 03”, “MODEL: 서윤”, “STYLING NOTE”, and a short Korean caption like “가벼운 레이어링으로 완성한 데일리 실루엣”. Add a small page number near the bottom corner, for example “024”.
4. Right page title block: set {챕터} as the largest element in bold editorial English typography, with a smaller Korean subtitle placed directly underneath in a refined hierarchy, for example “이번 시즌의 컬러와 질감을 담은 셀렉션”.
5. Right page product section: add 2 close-up product crops below the title block, each with realistic details and a small code/price label area aligned in grid fashion, for example “JKT-2605 / ₩189,000”, “LIP-041 / ₩32,000”, plus one-line Korean descriptors such as “소프트 트윌 재킷” or “글로우 립 틴트”.
6. Brand and season identifiers: include {브랜드} and {시즌} as masthead-style identifiers near the top or upper corner; add catalog issue details like “VOL.247”, “2026 LOOKBOOK”, “PAGE 024–025”, and a small printed credit line “Photo by H. Kim / Styling by J. Lee”.
7. Realistic print extras: include a small QR/barcode-style block labeled “ONLINE CATALOG”, thin section dividers, micro icons for fabric/care notes, tiny swatch chips in {색감}, and a lower-right footer line with address/contact-style copy such as “seoul showroom · weekly edit”.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean text, paired with a clean modern sans-serif for English; title weight 700–800, body and labels 400–500, headline size much larger than subtitle and product text.
- Color palette: build the spread around {색감}, supported by warm off-white #F6F1EA, paper white #FCFBF8, soft charcoal #2B2B2B, muted neutral grays for labels, and tactile seasonal accents drawn from garments, makeup packaging, and props.
- Border/shadow: subtle image separation with 1px hairline rules, printed divider lines, soft white gutters, or gentle paper shadows; if shadows are used, keep them very soft, like 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 12% opacity.
- Editorial detailing: make all Korean text appear printed on the page, crisp and believable, with real catalog labels, product annotations, page markers, and caption hierarchy rather than placeholder blocks.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: editorial fashion photography look, shot on a full-frame camera with an 85mm f/1.8 for the model hero and a 50mm f/2.8 or 70mm for product detail crops, maintaining realistic proportions.
- Lighting: soft natural daylight from a large window at upper-left, gently diffused, with a faint fill from the opposite side to preserve garment texture, makeup finish, product packaging, paper grain, and skin tone detail.
- Color grade: natural beige + dusty teal + soft white, with restrained contrast, clean highlights, and a lightly desaturated premium look.
- Material realism: show fabric weave, leather grain, satin sheen, cosmetic gloss, paper fibers, tiny printing imperfections, and subtle page curvature for a tactile real-catalog feel.

[6. MOOD]
Premium Korean fashion and beauty lookbook spread — refined, contemporary, tactile, and editorial, like a real seasonal catalog photographed from a Kinfolk x Cereal magazine styling direction with richer lifestyle detail.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문자열: {브랜드}, {시즌}, {챕터}
- Additional Korean text to render cleanly when included: “이번 시즌의 컬러와 질감을 담은 셀렉션”, “가벼운 레이어링으로 완성한 데일리 실루엣”, “소프트 트윌 재킷”, “글로우 립 틴트”, “온라인 카탈로그”.
- Layout invariant: left page must be a full-body model image; right page must contain the large chapter title, a smaller Korean subtitle, and product close-up frames with code/price labels.
- Maintain the visible center crease between pages and preserve a photo-realistic printed catalog spread structure with page numbers, credits, product labels, and seasonal editorial details.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Incorrect or garbled Korean typography