ファッション誌イラスト

Use the uploaded image only for pose, outfit structure, and composition. Redraw the image as a hand-drawn fashion illustration, not a stylized photo. Illustration Style (MANDATORY) Editorial fashion drawing Hand-drawn ink outlines Clean, confident linework Flat gouache or watercolor fills Visible paper texture Illustration must look drawn, not filtered Linework (CRITICAL) Clearly defined black or dark-ink outlines Consistent line weight Slight organic imperfections All figures fully outlined No soft edges No blending into realism If outlines disappear, the image is incorrect. Faces & Skin Minimal facial features No skin realism Flat skin color only No highlights, blush, or gradients Expression suggested with simple lines Body & Proportions Elongated fashion proportions Long legs and relaxed editorial posture Slight exaggeration allowed Simplified anatomy Clothing & Accessories (FOCUS) Preserve exact outfits, silhouettes, and accessories Crisp garment edges Fabric folds shown with linework only No fabric texture realism Bags and shoes simplified but recognizable Logos hinted, never photorealistic Color Rules (IMPORTANT — BOLD) Bold, saturated colors Confident fashion palette Strong denim blues, rich browns, warm beiges, crisp whites Flat color fills only No gradients No lighting-based shading High contrast between clothing pieces Colors should feel intentional and graphic Think: fashion editorial illustration, not watercolor painting. Shadows Only a simple gray or muted wash beneath feet No directional light No depth shading Background Clean white or off-white paper Visible paper grain No environment or scenery ABSOLUTE NEGATIVES (DO NOT ALLOW) ❌ Photorealism ❌ Painterly realism ❌ Cinematic lighting ❌ 3D or CGI ❌ Soft photo filters ❌ Skin texture ❌ Digital painting look If it looks like a “realistic illustration,” it failed. Target Look The final result should resemble: High-end Instagram fashion illustration posts Outfit lineup drawings Lifestyle fashion sketch sheets Editorial fashion drawings with confident color blocks A drawing first, color second — never a photo.