Photorealistic Butterfly Suit Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic cinematic portrait of the same person wearing a richly patterned butterfly suit, while preserving their real identity. KEEP - Keep the exact face structure from the uploaded photo, including forehead shape, eyebrow placement, eye shape and natural eye colour, nose structure, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears, facial proportions, and natural facial asymmetry. Keep the original skin tone, visible pores, natural skin texture, hairline, hairstyle characteristics, facial hair pattern, and body proportions. Do not make the face younger, slimmer, wider, smoother, or more symmetrical. CHANGE - Change the wardrobe to a tailored royal-blue and deep-purple suit made from textured jacquard fabric, densely decorated with realistic blue, turquoise, violet, purple, gold, and orange butterfly motifs. Add a black shirt underneath with the collar slightly open. Change the pose to a three-quarter standing position, with the left hand raised, palm open and fingers naturally separated toward a glowing butterfly. Keep the right arm relaxed beside the body. Change the background to pure deep black. Add hundreds of colorful butterflies swirling around the body, with a large luminous golden-yellow butterfly hovering just above the open palm. SCENE - Place the subject in a dark studio-like setting at night, with no visible walls or objects behind them. The butterfly swarm should form a loose circular flow around the figure, with some butterflies close to the camera and others fading into the black background. LIGHT - Use a soft key light from front-left at face height, with a subtle warm rim light from the right. Let the main golden butterfly cast a gentle warm glow onto the raised hand and nearby face and clothing. Keep shadows deep but natural so the subject remains grounded in the scene. CAMERA - Shoot at 85mm, f/1.8, camera at chest height, using shallow depth of field. Keep the face and main butterfly sharply focused while distant butterflies become progressively softer. GRADE - Use deep blacks, saturated jewel tones, controlled highlights, strong but natural contrast, and a cinematic editorial colour grade with subtle warm-gold highlights. OUTPUT - Create a vertical 9:16 image at 2160 × 3840 resolution with realistic anatomy and detailed butterfly wings. DO-NOT - No face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no extra fingers, distorted hands, duplicated facial features, or cartoon-like butterflies.