Dusty Rose Hair Garden Photo Transformation

Transform the person in the attached photo into an editorial garden portrait with dusty-rose pink hair. Retain the original hair length, texture and hairline, changing the color to a muted rose with a natural darker root transition. Keep their recognizable facial structure and skin tone. Dress them in a modest ivory blouse with subtle puff sleeves and place them in a glasshouse garden with pale climbing roses, softly weathered glass and diffused daylight. Frame from the chest up, looking at the camera, with the full hairstyle visible and no flowers covering the face. Use a restrained sage-and-rose palette, believable hair strands and softly detailed foliage. Make a tasteful photographic color-try-on concept, not a plastic doll or a beauty-filter face.

Use the attached photo as the identity reference. Preserve recognizable facial structure, eye shape, nose, lips, skin tone, apparent adult age and natural body proportions. Do not replace the subject with a generic model, lighten their skin, slim their face or smooth away all skin texture. Change only the stated styling, outfit, pose, lighting and environment. Keep the face unobstructed and realistically lit. Produce one polished photorealistic portrait in a vertical 4:5 composition, with breathing room around the head and shoulders and a clear subject. Avoid extra people, malformed hands, readable text, logos and watermarks. If no usable photo is attached, ask for one before generating; if several people are visible, ask which person to transform.

Copy, paste, and create. Outputs can vary by model and settings.