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High-Fashion Editorial Shoot
Prompt
3 blanks to fillA high-fashion editorial photoshoot of a {subject}. She is wearing a {outfit}. She has a confident relaxed pose with hands in pockets, looking slightly upward. The background is a vibrant abstract wall with large geometric blocks in {colors}, creating a strong modern art aesthetic. Clean studio lighting, sharp focus, vibrant colors, fashion magazine style, ultra high resolution, cinematic composition, shallow depth of field, premium advertising look. Minimal clean floor texture, strong contrast, trendy urban fashion vibe, professional editorial photography.
Preview of your prompt
A high-fashion editorial photoshoot of a stylish woman leaning casually against a modern geometric wall. She is wearing a bold red blazer, matching red-orange trousers, a black-and-white patterned top, and white sneakers. She has a confident relaxed pose with hands in pockets, looking slightly upward. The background is a vibrant abstract wall with large geometric blocks in yellow, blue, red, and white, creating a strong modern art aesthetic. Clean studio lighting, sharp focus, vibrant colors, fashion magazine style, ultra high resolution, cinematic composition, shallow depth of field, premium advertising look. Minimal clean floor texture, strong contrast, trendy urban fashion vibe, professional editorial photography.
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What's in the prompt
- Subject
- Model
- Nano Banana Pro
If your face changes
keep my face exactly the sameQuestions
- Does this work in the Gemini app?
- Yes. Gemini runs Nano Banana, so paste the prompt and attach your photo if it uses one.
- It changed my face. What do I do?
- Add "keep my face exactly the same" to the end and run it again.
- Can I use the images I make?
- Check the terms of the app you use. Promptclay never generates images and claims nothing you make.
