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Same Person 12-Hairstyle Lookbook AI Image Prompt

Prompt

Create a 12-panel grid (3 columns × 4 rows, numbered 1 to 12) featuring the same person from the reference photo with 12 different hairstyles, as a hairstyle lookbook. Final aspect ratio: 4:5 (vertical). Only the hair on the head (shape, style, length) changes; everything else remains identical to the reference photo. Identity anchor (critical): The face must be identical to the reference in every panel, preserving facial bone structure, jawline, cheekbones, nose shape, lips, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, skin tone, skin texture (pores, natural imperfections), and overall facial proportions. Same real person in all 12 frames. Do not beautify, slim, or alter the face. Same age and expression as the reference. Mandatory rules: No sunglasses; eyes fully visible in all panels. No environmental backgrounds; every panel must have a plain, uniform, solid light grey studio backdrop with no objects, textures, or gradients. Hair color stays exactly as in the reference photo; only shape, length, and style change. Keep identical in every panel: Makeup and skin—replicate the reference photo's makeup exactly (same lip color, eye makeup, brow grooming) or keep all panels makeup-free if none; do not alter makeup between panels. Clothing—same as reference. Accessories—preserve all visible accessories (earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, piercings, watch, glasses, etc.); do not omit, resize, recolor, or restyle; if the person wears prescription glasses, keep them in every panel. The 12 hairstyles: 1. Pixie cut: very short, textured, slightly tousled on top with tapered sides and nape 2. Classic bob: chin-length, straight, blunt ends, clean middle part 3. Long layered waves: past the shoulders, soft voluminous waves with face-framing layers 4. Sleek low bun: hair pulled back smoothly into a tight low bun at the nape, no flyaways 5. Curtain bangs with medium-length hair: soft parted fringe framing the face, hair falling just past the shoulders 6. High ponytail: hair pulled up into a sleek high ponytail, smooth crown, length falling behind 7. French bob: short bob ending at the jawline with a soft blunt micro-fringe across the forehead 8. Long straight hair with middle part: very long, sleek, pin-straight, falling well past the shoulders 9. Shaggy wolf cut: medium length, heavy layers, choppy fringe, textured and voluminous with a slightly wild look 10. Elegant updo: hair swept up into a polished chignon with soft face-framing tendrils 11. Short curly crop: short voluminous curls all over, natural texture, tapered at the sides 12. Side-swept Hollywood waves: long glamorous deep side part, sculpted vintage waves cascading over one shoulder Photographic specs: Shot on a Canon EOS R5 with an 85mm f/1.4 lens, studio portrait lighting (soft key light, subtle fill), shallow depth of field with sharp focus on the face. Natural skin rendering with visible pores and realistic hair strands (no plastic or CGI look). Consistent lighting, color grading, and exposure across all panels. Photorealistic, high detail, hyperrealistic, 8K. No illustration, painterly effect, or over-smoothing. Each panel clearly numbered 1 to 12 in the top-left corner. Overall output aspect ratio 4:5.

AI Image Content Analysis

Content: Same person from reference photo as sole subject, 12-panel grid with 12 hairstyles; plain light-grey studio backdrop; photorealistic style; vertical 4:5 with unified numbering; identity anchor emphasized, all non-hair details match reference; consistent lighting/color grading; 85mm shallow DOF.

Pros: Highly explicit rules with strong identity/detail consistency, easy to execute; specific and varied hairstyle list.

Cons: Heavily depends on reference image, impossible without it; strict 12-panel consistency is challenging for generators.

Reference image: Obvious dependency on reference image, repeatedly requires matching it.

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