Using the same adult man from reference photo 1 and the same adult woman from reference photo 2, generate a couple's photo in a lavish Indian royal style. Strictly preserve each person's original facial feature proportions, face shape, true skin tone, age, hairline, hairstyle, beard, glasses status and body type; do not swap or blend faces; do not whiten skin, slim the body or make anyone look younger. Change only the clothing, jewelry, pose and environment. The people's appearance is based only on these two original photos; the palace scene and identities are original fiction. Both faces must be clear, unobstructed, and naturally looking at the camera.
Scene: the inner hall of a Rajasthan-style Indian Mirror Palace, with walls densely inlaid with mirrors, colored-glass flowers and fine golden arched niches; a deep red carved velvet sofa takes up the lower part of the frame, and the mirrors show only tiny scattered points of light and produce no additional complete figures. Natural light from a side window in the room illuminates the faces, and the mirrors and real gold thread give fine, scattered reflections.
Clothing: the man wears an ivory long sherwani embroidered with gold-thread vines, a deep wine-red velvet shawl over his shoulders, a three-strand small pearl necklace and a ruby brooch; the woman wears a pomegranate-red gold-thread zardozi-embroidered lehenga with a short-sleeved top, a heavily worked sheer dupatta draped over one shoulder without covering her face, and a ruby kundan necklace, earrings and bangles. The splendor is clearly visible, with light makeup on the face.
Pose and relationship: the two sit diagonally on the velvet sofa, shoulders close together. The man naturally rests his hand on the woman's far shoulder and back; the woman rests one hand on her own knee and lightly holds the man's forearm with the other. The two turn their heads to look at a phone, smiling casually, not sitting upright and stiff.
Composition: a two-person three-quarter shot from the knees up, phone at eye level, the people taking up about two-thirds of the frame, the mirror-palace arched niches recognizable behind their shoulders, jewelry and fabric textures clear.
This time the focus is a very lavish yet believable Indian court aesthetic: real embroidery, heavy brocade, richly layered jewelry, finely carved palace, making the clothing, accessories and space look luxurious at a glance. Keep the physical feel of real people and actual materials; clothes have weight and natural folds, and gems and metal show only moderate, realistic reflections. The shot looks like a nice photo carefully taken by a friend on an ordinary phone, with the phone's main-camera perspective, available light, people and background largely clear, preserving pores, skin tone variation, texture under the eyes and fine stray hairs, with no retouching or skin smoothing, no studio-style sculpted lighting and no cinematic filter. Poses differ from set to set, expressions are relaxed with natural smiles, and the people do not all stand stiffly facing the camera.
Vertical 4:5, the two adults are the only protagonists. No Western wedding dress, Western crown, armor, scepter, sacrificial or wedding ceremony, wedding garlands, face-covering veil, exaggerated long cape, real royal emblems, brand logos, text, watermarks or interface. No extra complete faces in the background or mirror clones; no face blending, influencer face, plastic skin, excessive HDR, strong background blur, strong orange-teal color grading, game rendering, illustration, AI oil-painting texture, over-sharpening or fake coarse grain. Hands and poses must be anatomically correct, the two people's hands must not blend together; avoid extra arms, duplicated palms, deformed fingers, and fabric fused with the body.
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