頭が巨大化

"Use the uploaded image as the exact reference. Apply a bold, exaggerated head-to-body proportion transformation where the subject’s head is visibly oversized compared to the body, creating a playful, surreal, fashion-editorial caricature look. Proportion rules (very important): Enlarge the subject’s head to approximately 120–140% of realistic scale Body remains slim, elongated, and realistic Legs should appear long and narrow relative to the head Torso slightly compact without shrinking or warping Neck remains natural and believable (no stretching, no bending) The head should immediately feel oversized at first glance, but still physically believable in a fashion context. Identity preservation (STRICT): Preserve facial identity exactly (same face, same person) Do NOT alter eye shape, nose, lips, jawline, or expression No face beautification, stylization, or smoothing Hairline, hairstyle silhouette, length, and part remain unchanged Glasses, sunglasses, makeup, and accessories must remain identical Only the scale of the head changes — nothing else. Pose & composition (LOCKED): Keep original pose, stance, and gesture Maintain original camera angle and perspective Do NOT crop, reframe, or zoom Feet must stay grounded and proportional Style & vibe: High-fashion street style caricature Playful, confident, editorial Similar to exaggerated street photography with oversized heads Surreal but still photo-realistic Rendering & realism: Preserve original lighting and shadows Maintain realistic skin texture and detail Clothing must remain crisp and sharply detailed No illustration, no 3D, no animation style No lens warping or fisheye distortion Hard rules (must not happen): Do NOT shrink the body Do NOT distort limbs or hands Do NOT cartoonize or chibi-fy Do NOT change background or environment Do NOT add text, icons, or graphic elements Do NOT alter color grading or mood Final intent: The result should look like a deliberately exaggerated fashion photograph, where the head is humorously oversized, the body feels elegant and grounded, and the image still reads as a real photo — not a cartoon. "