Low-Angle Power Suit Studio Portrait

Using the attached photo as the direct reference for the face and likeness, generate the following: Create an ultra-realistic, high-fashion editorial studio portrait of the person from the attached photo, wearing an oversized power-suit look against a plain seamless white background. Aspect ratio: 4:5 vertical portrait. Camera angle (locked, precise, final): the camera is mounted at the subject's tummy/belt height — roughly 3 to 3.5 feet off the ground for an average adult standing subject. This is a subtle, barely-noticeable low angle, NOT a dramatic worm's-eye view, NOT a ground-level shot, NOT a shot from the knees or feet. The tilt upward from camera to face is very slight — think of a photographer standing normally but holding the camera at waist height instead of raising it to eye level, then tilting it up just enough to recompose the subject's face into frame. The horizon/background remains visually flat and neutral; the effect on the face should be subtle — a gentle lift and slight broadening of the jawline, not an exaggerated upward-looking perspective. Shot distance: medium distance, a few feet back from the subject, close enough that the framed crop naturally falls from the hips up. Framing: framed from the hips up, subject centered in frame, no fisheye or wide-angle distortion, no exaggerated foreshortening of the body or neck. Pose (locked, must match exactly): body angled slightly to one side, shoulders rotated toward the camera, head tilted upward only slightly — approximately 8 to 13 degrees from a neutral straight-ahead position, a subtle lift rather than a dramatic tilt, chin raised just a touch, eyes looking directly into the camera lens with confident direct eye contact, one hand tucked casually into the front pocket, the other arm bent with that hand resting near the hip or waistband, relaxed powerful stance, lips closed, intense, bold, full-attitude expression — commanding and self-assured, not soft or shy. Hair: styled naturally to match the reference photo's own length and texture exactly — do not lengthen, shorten, or change the hairstyle from what is shown in the reference image, styled with a sleek wet-look finish, slicked back off the forehead with a few loose strands falling over the face. Clothing: an oversized black tailored blazer with strong structured shoulders and wide peak lapels, worn open over a white pinstriped button-up shirt unbuttoned at the top, a loosely knotted black-and-white diagonal striped necktie hanging casually undone at the collar, black trousers with a black belt, shirt tucked in. Jewelry and accessories (adapt to the subject's gender as shown in the reference photo): if the subject is female, include small hoop or stud earrings, a delicate layered necklace with a small pendant charm sitting at the collarbone, a chain-link bracelet on one wrist, and an analog wristwatch with a round gold-toned face on the other wrist; if the subject is male, remove the layered necklace and delicate bracelet entirely, keep only a plain analog wristwatch with a round gold-toned face on one wrist, no earrings, no necklace, styling should read as masculine and understated. Background: a plain, seamless, flawless bright white studio background, no texture, no gradient, no props, evenly lit throughout. Lighting: bright, even, soft studio lighting from the front, minimal shadow, clean crisp separation between subject and background, natural skin texture with a polished editorial finish. Color treatment: high-contrast black and white color palette throughout the outfit, natural warm skin tones, no other colors present except skin tones and hair. Style: high-fashion power-suit editorial photography, ultra-sharp facial detail, bold minimalist studio aesthetic, magazine-cover quality, subtle low-angle perspective. Mood: confident, powerful, bold, full-attitude, editorial. Negative: no readable text, no logos, no watermark, no username or handle overlay, no altered hair length or style from the reference photo, no smiling expression, no ground-level or floor-level camera position, no worm's-eye view, no shot from the knees or feet, no extreme or dramatic upward angle, no fisheye or ultra-wide-angle distortion, no exaggerated foreshortening, no exaggerated or extreme head tilt beyond 15 degrees, no downward head tilt, no colored background, no soft or delicate jewelry on a male subject, no color other than black, white, and natural skin/hair tones.