让任何人物化身椰树女神

Photorealistic edit using the input person photo as strict identity reference: keep the same face, facial features, face proportions, skin tone, hairstyle (color/bangs/length/volume), outfit (design/material), and accessories unchanged (no face swap, no new person, no hair/outfit change). Only modify full-body pose, camera perspective, lighting, background, and a single beverage can prop while preserving identity.Pose must replicate this exact fashion silhouette: standing full-body, torso 3/4 toward camera, hips popped to one side for a clean S-curve, shoulders open, chest lifted, neck elongated, chin slightly down, a confident gentle smile..Left arm (overhead 90°, forearm glued to scalp): left upper arm raised; left elbow forms a clear 90-degree right angle. The left forearm is pressed tightly against the scalp/hair, sliding over the top of the head (forearm literally touching the head, not floating). Left palm sits near the crown/upper side of the head shaping a tight overhead arc.Left hand finger shape (open straight support): the left hand steadies the can using an open-hand support, not a grip. All five fingers are straight and slightly splayed, extended flat to press/steady the can from the top/side; no curled fingers, no pinching, no claw shape.Right arm plane lock (horizontal side abduction, same torso plane): right upper arm is held perfectly horizontal at shoulder height and extends laterally to the subject’s right side (T-pose direction / shoulder abduction), staying in the same plane as the shoulders and chest. The elbow points outward to the side, not toward the camera; the upper arm does not reach forward. Right forearm then lifts so the angle between upper arm and forearm is ~60 degrees.Right hand palm-up lock (palm creases visible): right hand is true palm-up supporting from below: visible palm creases facing upward (palm lines readable), thumb base orientation clear; the right hand back never faces upward.Two-hand can clamp constraint (single can): a single beverage can is held near the right side of the head/temple area, sandwiched by both hands: the right palm supports it from underneath (palm-up), while the left open hand presses/steadies it from the top/side. The can label faces camera and remains clearly http://visible.Camera & framing: vertical portrait (3:4 or 9:16), medium-full / full-body, 35–50mm, clean studio perspective, centered composition with full limbs visible. Focus sharp on face and torso; no motion http://blur.Lighting: bright clean studio lighting, soft key light with gentle shadow for contour, natural skin texture (light retouch only). Background: solid light-blue seamless studio backdrop, flat and textureless, no objects. Negative: left forearm floating above head, left forearm not touching scalp, left elbow not 90 degrees, left hand gripping can, pinching can, curled left fingers, claw hand, left fist, right upper arm reaching forward, forward-reaching upper arm, front raise arm, upper arm pointing toward camera, elbow pointing at camera, arm plane perpendicular to torso, right palm facing down, right hand back facing up, flipped wrist, palm creases not visible, “karate-chop” flat hand, missing can, multiple props, can far from head, can not held by both hands, can not supported from below, label turned away, wrong arm angles, hips centered, no S-curve, slouched shoulders, stiff mannequin pose, hands covering face, cropped limbs, missing hands, extra fingers, fused fingers, broken joints, warped anatomy, duplicated limbs, heavy motion blur, ghosting, cluttered background, text, subtitles, speech bubbles, watermark, logo, frame, cartoon, anime, identity drift