잡지 표지 모델 변환

Original prompt

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

[Purpose]
Create an i2i fashion magazine cover transformation that preserves the attached person’s identity while restyling them into a high-end editorial cover model.
Vertical full-cover layout for Vogue/GQ/Marie Claire/Harper's Bazaar-style print-ready magazine art, enriched with realistic cover furniture: masthead, issue/date label, feature blurbs, barcode area, model credit, small spine text, and editorial production details.

[Composition]
- Main subject: the attached person, identity preserved, placed as a dominant cover hero occupying about 62% of the frame height, with clean facial visibility, confident editorial posture, believable skin texture, and fashion-cover presence.
- Title zone: magazine masthead at the top 12–15% of the page; set {잡지 종류} as the primary cover title with strong hierarchy, partially interacting with hair or shoulders if compositionally natural.
- Editorial cover text system: place {이슈·날짜} as a clear issue/date line near the masthead; place {부제·크레딧} as a refined subtitle/credit stack; add 2–3 short Korean feature blurbs around the left and right sides without covering the face.
- Real cover details: include a small issue number such as “VOL.247”, a date label such as “2026년 5월호”, a barcode/pricing block near the lower-left or lower-right, a small model-name credit line like “MODEL  오늘의 얼굴”, and tiny spine/credit text along one vertical edge.
- Background treatment: {배경 톤} with realistic editorial separation, subtle paper grain, studio backdrop depth, and print-ready tonal control.
- Spacing and framing: design the page like an actual newsstand fashion magazine, balancing masthead, face, shoulders, blurbs, barcode, and credits while keeping the portrait visually dominant.
- Use {원본 보존}, {잡지 종류}, {이슈·날짜}, {부제·크레딧}, {모델 톤}, {배경 톤}, {컬러 톤} as editable variables.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
1. Hero portrait area (center 60–65%): transform the attached person into a magazine-cover model while preserving facial identity, bone structure, age appearance, and natural expression; elevate styling to editorial fashion level with polished posture, composed gaze, and refined body language.
2. Wardrobe and grooming layer: apply {모델 톤} with believable fabric detail, premium tailoring, layered accessories if appropriate, clean hair styling, and refined makeup that matches the selected magazine identity.
3. Masthead and top band: place {잡지 종류} as a large, authentic cover title across the top with strong magazine hierarchy; use classic high-fashion masthead scale and let it feel printed into the page rather than pasted on.
4. Issue and subtitle stack: render {이슈·날짜} clearly near the top area and set {부제·크레딧} in a smaller editorial credit style with thin spacing, crisp alignment, and a real cover-credit rhythm.
5. Feature headline blurbs: add 2–3 short Korean cover lines in supporting positions, for example “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “지금 입고 싶은 실루엣”, “새로운 계절의 얼굴”; vary size and weight like real magazine teasers.
6. Cover metadata: include small realistic details such as “VOL.247”, “SPECIAL ISSUE”, “₩7,500”, “www.magazine.kr”, a compact barcode area, tiny photographer/stylist credits, and vertical spine text reading “FASHION · BEAUTY · CULTURE”.
7. Background and color system: build the cover around {배경 톤} and tint it using {컬러 톤}, ensuring the subject remains visually separated from the background through contrast, edge light, realistic shadows, and print-like tonal control.
8. Final cover polish: add subtle print realism such as faint paper texture, ink density variation, controlled contrast, page-edge toning, and premium magazine-cover finishing so the image feels like a real fashion editorial cover.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: use high-fashion magazine typography such as Didot, Bodoni, or modern serif masthead styling for the title; use Pretendard or Noto Sans KR for Korean supporting text; masthead large and bold, subtitle smaller with tight tracking, credits in 9–14 px equivalent.
- Korean cover text: render short, clean Korean lines accurately and naturally, such as “나다운 선택이 가장 좋은 답”, “지금 입고 싶은 실루엣”, “새로운 계절의 얼굴”, “서울에서 만난 오후”, and “스타일의 기준”.
- Color palette: follow {컬러 톤}; for Vogue-style use black #111111, ivory #F4F0E8, cool white #FFFFFF, and sharp contrast accents; for GQ-style use charcoal #1A1A1A, deep gold #B08D57, and warm neutral highlights; for Marie Claire-style use blush #E8C9D3, soft cream #FAF4EF, and muted rose accents.
- Cover furniture: include a believable barcode block, price/date text, issue number, model credit, small production credits, and a few editorial blurbs arranged with professional hierarchy.
- Border/shadow: subtle magazine print realism, slight edge vignette, soft subject shadow 4px y-offset, 14px blur, 12% opacity; avoid heavy drop shadows or sticker-like outlines.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: editorial fashion photography look, shot on a Hasselblad X2D 100C with 80mm f/1.9 lens or Phase One IQ4 with 80–110mm prime, shallow depth separation but realistic facial detail.
- Lighting: studio softbox key light from upper-left at 45°, gentle fill from front-right, faint rim light separating hair and shoulders, clean specular control on skin and fabric.
- Color grade: print editorial grade with magazine-specific toning; Vogue-like high contrast monochrome-neutral polish, GQ-like deep black and gold warmth, Marie Claire-like pastel soft contrast.
- Print finish: realistic paper grain, slight ink texture, subtle halftone softness in large color fields, crisp typography edges, and believable magazine-cover density.

[6. MOOD]
Premium fashion editorial cover — Condé Nast print cover aesthetic with a refined runway-to-magazine transformation feel, like a top-tier seasonal issue photographed for Vogue or Harper's Bazaar and prepared for a real newsstand release.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: the following values must appear correctly if shown in the cover design: {잡지 종류}, {이슈·날짜}, {부제·크레딧}.
- Include realistic magazine-cover additions: issue number/date label, barcode/pricing area, 2–3 short Korean feature headline blurbs, tiny spine or credit text, and a model-name credit line.
- Identity preservation: keep the attached person recognizably the same person; do not change face identity, age appearance, or core facial proportions.
- Hair, hands, and clothing must remain anatomically and visually believable; avoid distorted fingers, warped jawlines, or unnatural facial smoothing.
- Cover layout must feel like a real magazine front page, with clear masthead, issue line, subtitle, feature blurbs, barcode, credits, and editorial hierarchy.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters
- Celebrity composites or unauthorized celebrity likeness
- Overwritten face identity