Stable Diffusion prompt: Insert the jewelry from the second and third image...
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Stable Diffusion 3.5-largeGeneration parameters
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Prompt
Insert the jewelry from the second and third images onto the model shown in the first high-resolution image. The first image is the main model photo and must remain absolutely unchanged in every aspect: face, skin, pose, outfit, hair, background, lighting setup, proportions, and original image quality. The second image contains the necklace to be placed on the model’s neck. The third image contains the earring to be applied to both ears of the model. The fourth image must be used exclusively as reference for the exact jewelry placement and to maintain the precise scale and size of both the necklace and earrings. The jewelry must keep exactly the same visual proportions and dimensions as shown in the fourth reference image. Do not alter the first image in any way: no retouching of the model, outfit, skin tone, dress folds, hair, or original lighting. The jewelry must be integrated as naturally and realistically as possible, exactly as if the model is truly wearing it, perfectly following the body’s natural curves and anatomy: the necklace must rest naturally along the curvature of the neck, collarbone, and chest, while the earrings must align precisely with the angle, position, and perspective of both ears. The placement must respect gravity, body posture, and realistic physical drape, avoiding any artificial, floating, stiff, or pasted-on appearance. Reflections, shadows, shine, and lighting on the jewelry must blend seamlessly and perfectly with the original lighting conditions of the first image. The final result must look indistinguishable from a real professional fashion photoshoot, with flawless physical integration into the model’s body and pose. Preserve all original textures, materials, metallic finishes, and gemstone details exactly as in the source jewelry images. Final output: ultra-realistic image perfectly matching the original photograph.
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