Use the supplied image as the primary authority for the central character’s identity, sp…

Use the supplied image as the primary authority for the central character’s identity, species, anatomy, facial structure, body proportions, silhouette, hairstyle or head shape, fur, feathers, scales, markings, distinctive features, design language, color palette, material cues, and overall visual presence. Preserve recognizability. The character, new clothing or new adornment, custom bottle, bar materials, lighting, surreal details, and decorative language must feel specifically derived from the supplied image rather than generic. WARDROBE ORIGINALITY RULE: Do not copy, recreate, restage, trace, or lightly modify the clothing from the supplied image. Treat the supplied clothing only as design inspiration, not as wardrobe to reproduce. Preserve the character’s identity, palette, material language, silhouette logic, motif rhythm, ornament style, and aesthetic personality, but invent completely new clothing or adornment with different garment construction, seams, layering, proportions, cut, closures, accessories, trim placement, and fabric behavior. The new outfit or adornment must feel custom-designed for this luxury bar scene, not imported from the reference image. It should clearly belong to the same character and visual world, but it must not repeat the reference outfit’s exact shape, neckline, sleeve design, armor layout, bodice structure, skirt shape, pants shape, pattern placement, accessory arrangement, or decorative composition. Use the reference image to inspire colors, materials, motifs, and mood, while creating a fresh fashion design. First determine whether the supplied image depicts a human, humanoid/fantasy humanoid, cybernetic humanoid, already anthropomorphic character, or true animal/non-anthropomorphic creature. Preserve the subject’s original category. Do not automatically humanize, feminize, masculinize, or anthropomorphize the character. If the supplied image depicts a true animal or non-anthropomorphic creature, keep it animal. Preserve real species anatomy: natural body plan, posture, limb structure, head shape, muzzle or beak, paws, hooves, claws, wings, tail, fur, feathers, scales, hide, markings, proportions, and species-specific movement. Do not give it a human torso, human face, human hands, human legs, breasts, hips, shoulders, human hairstyle, human clothing fit, or a human fashion pose unless those traits already exist in the supplied image. The animal should look like a real photographed animal of that species inside the luxury bar, not a mascot, fantasy pet, humanoid hybrid, or animal-headed person. Pose it elegantly in a physically believable way for its species. If the supplied image depicts a human, humanoid, fantasy humanoid, cybernetic humanoid, masked humanoid, or already anthropomorphic character, preserve recognizable facial structure, body proportions, anatomy, posture language, expression, hairstyle or head silhouette, and identity-defining features. Keep ears, horns, tails, wings, masks, glasses, headwear, prosthetics, armor, unusual skin tones, scales, cybernetic parts, markings, or unique silhouettes visible and naturally integrated. The character’s presence should feel calm, confident, seductive, self-possessed, elegant, and camera-aware. PHOTOREALISM OVERRIDE: The final image must look like a real high-end editorial photograph, not anime, manga, digital illustration, concept art, 3D render, game art, doll-like, plastic, or painterly. If the supplied image is stylized, translate only the identity, anatomy, palette, motifs, and design language into a believable real-world photographed subject. Do not preserve the source image’s illustration style. STYLIZED SOURCE TRANSLATION RULE: If the supplied image is anime, manga, cartoon, game art, illustration, fantasy art, or otherwise stylized, do not reproduce its drawing style, linework, eye scale, face simplification, hair clumping, doll-like skin, or exaggerated anatomy. Translate the character into a real photographed adult subject or real photographed animal that could physically exist in front of a camera. For humanoid subjects, convert stylized features into plausible live-action anatomy: naturally sized eyes, real eyelids, visible tear ducts, realistic irises, imperfect eyelashes, believable nose bridge and nostrils, natural lips, real jaw structure, subtle skin pores, small asymmetries, and natural expression tension. Hair must behave like real hair or fur, with individual strands, flyaways, uneven density, weight, and natural separation. Skin must show pores, fine texture, subtle redness, natural oil variation, subsurface scattering, slight imperfections, and believable tonal transitions. Avoid doll skin, anime eyes, plastic hair, airbrushed faces, CGI shine, and exaggerated fantasy anatomy. Create a real-world photographic editorial scene of the central character in a surreal luxury bar. The image must read first as a physically photographed subject in a real environment, with surreal elements captured through realistic optics, lighting, reflections, refraction, shadows, volumetric fog, and atmosphere. Use realistic anatomy appropriate to the subject, believable material behavior, glossy reflections, rich high-end editorial lighting, dynamic foreshortening, pronounced tilt-shift depth of field, a strong Dutch angle, and a tall 9:21 composition. The character must remain the clear focal point. Make the scene feel physically close and tactile, with layered foreground, midground, and background depth. Add subtle real-world imperfections: fingerprints on glass, smudges on black marble, condensation on cocktail glasses, tiny metal scratches, dust in light beams, uneven reflections, liquid droplets, stray hair strands, fabric wrinkles, pressure marks, and realistic contact shadows. Include one out-of-focus close-camera foreground element such as a blurred rose petal, cropped clock face, glass shard, cocktail rim, reflective bottle edge, or scratched marble corner. For human, humanoid, or already anthropomorphic feminine-presenting characters, create a completely new sleek, elegant, fashion-forward business dress or couture cocktail dress. It should be fitted, refined, long-sleeved or architecturally sleeved, with a deep neckline, short hemline, and refined side-slit detailing, but the garment construction must be original. Invent new seams, paneling, fasteners, layering, cutouts, lapel shapes, drape behavior, cuffs, trim placement, embroidery, metallic accents, translucent overlays, armor-like details, or unusual fabric combinations derived from the supplied image’s design language. Do not copy the supplied outfit. For human, humanoid, or already anthropomorphic masculine-presenting characters, create a completely new tailored suit or luxury evening ensemble. It should read clearly as a structured fashion suit, with jacket, fitted shirt or vest, tailored trousers, and polished shoes or boots, but the suit design must be original. Invent new lapels, closures, panel lines, embroidery, hardware, layered pieces, cuffs, collar shapes, armor-like construction, fabric textures, metallic trim, or accent materials inspired by the supplied image. Do not copy the supplied outfit. For true animals or non-anthropomorphic creatures, do not copy accessories or adornments from the supplied image exactly unless they are essential identity markers. Do not dress the animal in human garments unless clothing is already part of its identity. Instead, invent new species-appropriate luxury adornment inspired by the supplied image’s palette, motifs, and materials: a sculptural collar, jeweled harness, ceremonial mantle, embroidered saddlecloth, decorative armor plate, silk ribbon, metallic tag, custom bridle, feather ornament, or another refined accessory that fits naturally around the animal’s real anatomy. The adornment must be original, minimal, elegant, and physically plausible. In all cases, clothing or adornment must be newly designed for this scene. Use the sup