Generate Museum Vitrine Portraits

Reference contract: Use the uploaded image as the identity anchor for the subject. Preserve the subject's recognizable likeness, face shape, eye spacing, nose shape, lip shape, skin tone and undertone, hairline, age cues, body proportions, natural expression, and gaze. Change only the wardrobe, pose, setting, lighting, and styling. Create a photorealistic portrait of the subject standing inside a large walk-in glass museum vitrine, 4:5 vertical aspect ratio. The subject is full-body visible, facing camera, wearing a refined monochrome outfit: structured black coat, clean shirt, tailored trousers, and polished shoes. The glass case sits in a minimalist contemporary gallery with pale stone floors, soft wall panels, discreet museum track lighting, white gloves on a nearby display tray, and a small blank label outside the case with no readable text. Composition: straight-on full-body gallery portrait, subject centered inside the vitrine, glass edges and reflections clearly visible without distorting the face. Lighting: soft museum spotlights from above mixed with gentle wall bounce, creating clean catchlights, subtle shadows under the chin, and realistic reflections on glass. Camera and optics: Phase One IQ4 150MP, Zeiss Otus 85mm f/1.4, f/2.8 aperture, 1/200s shutter speed, ISO 100. The subject must look like a real person physically present in the gallery, not a wax figure or cutout. Match the face, neck, hands, clothing, glass reflections, floor shadows, and background depth of field in one coherent photograph. Text: no readable in-image text. Constraints: no watermark, no brand logos, no extra people, no duplicate subject, no mannequin face, no waxy skin, no warped anatomy, natural hands, no pasted-on face, no cutout edges, no mismatched face and neck lighting, no floating body effect.