A modern bridal heirloom

The magic prompt

If a personal reference photo is attached, preserve that person’s identity, age, facial structure, skin tone and natural proportions; the example demographics below must not override them. Adapt the named hairstyle and expression to that person while retaining their hairline and recognizable facial features. If a style preview is also attached, use it for styling and composition, not as the face to copy. Create a photograph of a South Indian bride with dark brown skin in an emerald Kanjeevaram saree, traditional gold jewellery and jasmine flowers, looking gently towards the camera against a textured deep brown studio backdrop. Appearance: Arrange dark centre-parted hair into a low bun edged with clustered white jasmine. Include a small dark bindi and a separate gold forehead pendant on the centre part. Use softly defined eyes and a gentle closed-mouth smile looking towards the lens. Pose and expression: Sit slightly angled to the camera with shoulders relaxed and hands resting one over the other in the lap. Leave the forehead, earrings, necklace layers and both wrists unobstructed. Essential visible details: Emerald silk saree and blouse with broad woven gold borders; gold jhumka earrings, fitted necklace, long pendant necklace, stacked bangles and an ornate waist belt. Keep each piece separate and physically attached; do not merge chains into the fabric. Lighting: soft Rembrandt light with careful jewellery highlights. Camera and framing: 85mm lens, f/4, seated half-body portrait including the bun, forehead ornament, waist belt and resting hands. Compose for a 4:5 image. Keep important hair, headwear, accessories and held objects inside the crop. Preserve realistic skin texture, individual hair strands, believable hands and natural proportions. Keep essential facial details unobscured. Avoid artificial HDR halos, excessive smoothing, watermarks and unwanted text. Prioritize the essential visible details over decorative background elements.