OOTD 패션 매거진 무드보드

Original prompt

[Input]
- reference_image: {참고 이미지}
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Create a content-rich fashion magazine moodboard page for an OOTD image, with an editorial spread feel and shareable vertical layout.
Keep the original outfit details intact while turning the photo into a premium magazine-style collage page that includes realistic magazine information, issue labels, short Korean cover lines, credits, and printed-page details.

[Composition]
- Main subject placement: the hero outfit image occupies about 55–60% of the page, anchored left or center-left depending on {구성}, with the full outfit silhouette clearly readable.
- Supporting content: 2–3 detail crops placed on the opposite side or layered around the hero image, showing bag, shoes, accessories, fabric texture, buttons, jewelry, makeup tone, or styling details visible in the reference.
- Magazine elements: include an issue label such as “VOL.247”, a date label such as “2026년 5월호”, a small barcode area, a thin spine/credit text strip, a model-name credit such as “MODEL: 오늘의 룩”, and 2–3 short Korean feature headline blurbs.
- Background treatment: matte paper texture in warm beige, soft off-white, muted taupe, or the requested {컬러 톤}, with natural paper grain, slight print ink variation, tape-like labels, and soft cut-paper layering.
- Framing direction: editorial spread composition with layered photo blocks, thin margins, intentional asymmetry, realistic magazine gutters, caption boxes, page numbering, and small production notes.
- Preserve {원본 보존} and structure the page using {구성} with {레이아웃}; keep the overall visual ratio aligned with {비율}.

[Core Structure]
1. Hero area: place the main OOTD photo as the dominant visual block, cropped for editorial impact while keeping the outfit silhouette, styling proportions, colors, and visible fashion details intact.
2. Detail area: add 2–3 close-up crops of key items such as bag, shoes, accessories, fabric texture, sleeve detail, waistline, jewelry, or hardware, each framed like a magazine style callout with small Korean captions.
3. Magazine header: add a refined masthead or section title such as “OOTD JOURNAL”, “STYLE NOTE”, or “DAILY LOOK”, paired with “VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, and a small price label like “₩7,500”.
4. Feature blurbs: include short Korean editorial lines, for example “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “오늘의 실루엣”, “계절을 닮은 컬러”, “가방과 슈즈의 균형”, set in small cover-line blocks around the collage.
5. Caption zone: include small editorial text areas near the image edges or beneath detail crops, such as “LOOK 03”, “서울, 오후 3:20”, “착장 기록”, “톤온톤 무드”, and a compact credit line “PHOTO / STYLE ARCHIVE”.
6. Print realism: use thin cream gutters, hairline dividers, small page number “p.18”, tiny spine text along one edge, registration-like crop marks, a barcode block at the lower corner, subtle paper grain, soft shadows, and faint torn-paper or clipping-mask edges where appropriate.
7. Typography rhythm: mix a large refined English headline with compact Korean sans-serif microcopy, keeping the page readable and magazine-like rather than a plain collage.

[Style Rules]
- Typography: use a refined serif for the main English headline in the style of Vogue or Esquire, weight regular to semi-bold, with small-size supporting Korean sans-serif text in Pretendard or Noto Sans KR.
- Text tone: apply {텍스트 톤} to the Korean captions and feature blurbs; keep lines short, editorial, and natural.
- Color palette: faded beige, sage, charcoal, warm amber accent, ivory, soft brown, and the requested {컬러 톤}; keep saturation low and contrast controlled.
- Border/shadow: thin hairline dividers, soft drop shadows with 4px y-offset, 12px blur, 15% opacity, matte print-like edges, paper label strips, and subtle photo-card layering.
- Layout details: include realistic small print information such as “EDITOR’S PICK”, “STYLE FILE”, “ISSUE NO. 247”, “www.daily-look.kr”, “@ootd_archive”, and a barcode area without implying an official certification.

[Visual Style]
- Camera / lens: editorial fashion photography look, 85mm f/1.8 for the hero and 50mm f/2.0 for detail crops, with crisp garment texture and shallow depth separation.
- Lighting: soft window light from upper-left at about 45°, gentle fill from front-right, natural contrast, and subtle shadow falloff.
- Color grade: muted fashion editorial grade with beige and sage shadows, warm amber highlights, slightly desaturated blacks, and tactile matte-paper finish.
- Image realism: maintain believable photo crops, consistent lighting direction across all panels, natural skin/fabric texture from the source image, realistic printed ink edges, and slightly imperfect magazine-page alignment.

[Mood]
Premium fashion magazine moodboard — a Vogue editorial page mixed with a modern indie lookbook spread, with the feeling of a real printed fashion issue scanned or photographed for social sharing.

[Critical]
- Korean text accuracy: no broken Korean characters anywhere in the layout.
- Preserve the original outfit styling, proportions, colors, and visible fashion details from {원본 보존}.
- Ensure all 2–3 detail crops remain visually consistent with the main look and do not introduce unrelated fashion items.
- Include realistic magazine content: “VOL.247”, “2026년 5월호”, “₩7,500”, “MODEL: 오늘의 룩”, “서울, 오후 3:20”, “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “오늘의 실루엣”, and “계절을 닮은 컬러”.
- Keep the page reading as a fashion magazine editorial moodboard, with masthead, captions, barcode area, page number, micro credits, and feature blurbs integrated into the design.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites / unauthorized likeness