Refine the current image to achieve a highly photorealistic, professional fashion photograph. IMPORTANT: Preserve the exact same woman's identity, facial structure, eyes, nose, lips, expression, hairstyle, and makeup. Do not redesign her face or create a different person. SKIN REALISM: Remove the overly smooth, painterly, airbrushed, watercolor-like appearance of the face. Restore realistic human skin texture with subtle visible pores, fine natural skin details, delicate tonal variations, realistic highlights, and soft natural shadows. The skin should look like real skin captured by a high-resolution professional camera, with authentic photographic detail. Keep the complexion beautiful and healthy, but not plastic, waxy, blurry, or artificially flawless. EYES AND HAIR: Improve fine photographic detail around the eyes, eyelashes, eyebrows, lips, and individual hair strands. Preserve the original makeup and hairstyle. Avoid excessive sharpening or artificial details. LIGHTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC QUALITY: Maintain the existing warm, soft studio lighting while restoring realistic skin depth, natural contrast, and subtle facial definition. Aim for a luxury fashion editorial photographed with a professional full-frame camera and an 85mm portrait lens. PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE: Do not change the outfit, sweater texture, skirt, tights, boots, handbag, body proportions, pose, background, composition, or colors. Do not redesign the scene. The final image must look like a real fashion photograph, not a painting, illustration, CGI render, or AI beauty-filter image. Make a subtle, targeted photorealism correction rather than regenerating the entire image.
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