Golden hour, draped in tradition

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 woman in her early thirties with deep brown skin and a loose jasmine-adorned braid, wearing an ivory silk saree with a narrow gold border; she glances over her shoulder beside weathered sandstone arches. Appearance: Keep the dark hair centre-parted and gathered into a loose low braid, with a white jasmine garland following the braid and a few soft strands at the temples. Use a small bindi, delicate gold drop earrings and a restrained, closed-mouth smile. Pose and expression: Turn the body away from the camera and look back over one shoulder with relaxed brows and warm direct eye contact. Keep both arms resting naturally near the waist. Essential visible details: Ivory saree, narrow woven gold border, matching short-sleeved blouse, visible jasmine braid and receding sandstone arches. Lighting: warm evening sidelight, muted olive shadows. Camera and framing: 85mm lens, f/2.8, eye-level three-quarter portrait from head to below the hips; leave space around the braid. 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.