Generation priority: first, keep both people's facial identity; second, complete the specified outfit change; third, accurately complete the specified body poses; fourth, complete the studio background and lighting. There are only two adults in the image.
Reference photo 1 corresponds only to the man himself. Keep the recognizable head features of the man in reference photo 1, including his original face shape, eyes and brows, nose shape, lips, jaw contour, skin tone, apparent age, hairline and beard state, while also keeping his natural shoulder width, torso thickness, waist and belly volume and overall build.
Reference photo 2 corresponds only to the woman herself. Keep the recognizable head features of the woman in reference photo 2, including her original face shape, eyes and brows, nose shape, lips, cheekbones, jaw contour, skin tone, apparent age, hairline and smile characteristics, while also keeping her natural shoulder width, arm thickness, waist and belly volume, bust-waist-hip proportions and overall build. Each face corresponds to its own reference photo: do not swap them, do not blend them, do not beautify or reshape them.
The man is fully changed into traditional South Indian white clothing: a pure white fitted long-sleeve shirt, with both sleeves kept long and extending to the wrists, not rolled up; below, a pure white dhoti, with the waist wrap structure and front pleats clearly visible, the white fabric falling naturally to the ankles. Only the white long-sleeve shirt and white dhoti appear on the man.
The woman is fully changed into an orange, green and gold South Indian Kanchipuram silk saree. The upper body is an emerald-green pure silk short-sleeve choli; the outer layer is an orange silk saree with a wide emerald-green border and gold zari weaving. The saree fully wraps the waist and both legs, forming clear vertical pleats at the front of the waist and falling to the ankles, with the pallu, which has a green and gold patterned border, draped diagonally across the chest, over the left shoulder and falling down behind the shoulder. The woman wears only this green choli and orange, green and gold saree; the original clothing in reference photo 2 does not appear at all. She wears gold temple jewelry and a traditional South Indian bun hairstyle decorated with white jasmine flowers, and the hair, jewelry and pallu do not cover the face.
Fixed poses: the man sits in the exact center of a carved solid-wood armchair on the left side of the frame, facing the camera, his back naturally straight. The man's left hand rests palm-down on his left thigh and his right hand rests lightly on top of the left hand, the two hands only overlapping on his knee, arms not crossed, hands not touching the woman. The man's expression is calm, looking directly at the camera.
The woman stands on the right side of the frame, half a step behind the chair, her body facing the camera. The woman's right arm is bent, and her right hand alone rests lightly on the man's left shoulder; her left arm extends naturally straight down from the shoulder along the left side of her body, her left hand hanging beside her own left thigh. Her left hand does not touch the man, does not touch her right hand, and does not rest on the chair back. The only physical contact between the two is her right hand on the man's left shoulder. The woman smiles warmly and looks directly at the camera.
Use an eye-level vertical full-body composition, with the man, the armchair and the woman all fully in frame. The frame runs from above the heads of the two people down to their feet, with the woman's feet, the man's full dhoti and the bottom of the chair clearly visible, not cropping the knees, ankles or feet.
The background is a formal studio backdrop with a warm-brown fabric texture, lit with large-area soft light from the front and slightly to the side plus slight fill light, clearly lighting both faces, the new clothing, the silk weave and the gold jewelry, preserving true skin tones and natural skin texture.
The final result keeps: the man's facial identity from reference photo 1, the woman's facial identity from reference photo 2; the man's white long-sleeve shirt and white dhoti; the woman's complete orange, green and gold saree; the man's hands overlapping on his knees; the woman with only her right hand on the man's left shoulder and her left arm hanging naturally along her body. Avoid both hands placed beside the man's shoulders, the woman's arms crossed, the man's rolled-up sleeves, remnants of the original clothing, faces crossed between the two people, and a cropped lower body.
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