Use p1 as the model identity and facial-feature reference, and use p2 as the product reference. Create a realistic commercial fashion/lifestyle image of the model naturally presenting the product.
The final model should preserve p1’s facial traits, overall identity, and recognizable appearance, while appearing polished, attractive, and natural in a professional product showcase scene. The product in p2 must remain the visual focus and should be accurately reproduced with correct shape, material, color, structure, and key design details.
Make the model present the product in a natural, believable, and elegant way:
If the product is wearable (such as jewelry, glasses, hat, bag, shoes, clothing, watch, etc.), have the model wear it naturally and stylishly.
If the product is handheld (such as cosmetics, perfume, drink, tech item, skincare, small accessory, etc.), have the model hold or interact with it in a relaxed, natural, advertisement-like pose.
If appropriate, let the model gently look at the product, touch it, adjust it, or casually display it to the camera in a clean and appealing way.
Keep the product placement realistic, with correct scale, perspective, shadows, and lighting integration. The pose should feel effortless and elegant, like a high-quality campaign or e-commerce editorial shoot. The expression should be calm, confident, and natural. The background can be clean, minimal, or softly styled so that it supports the product without distracting from it.
Focus priorities:
Preserve p1’s face identity
Preserve p2’s product accuracy
Make the model-product interaction feel natural
Keep the overall image realistic, polished, and commercially appealing
Style: realistic product photography, high-end commercial campaign, natural model pose, clean lighting, refined composition, high detail, premium quality.
Avoid: changing p1’s identity too much, distorting the face, altering the product design, adding unrelated accessories, unnatural hand poses, awkward posture, unrealistic scale, blurry product details, extra fingers, or making the product look fake.