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Create a high-quality personal color analysis infographic, with an editorial style, using the provided portrait.
▸ Step 1 — Color Analysis (MANDATORY)
Analyze the subject:
Skin undertone (cool/warm/neutral)
Value (light/medium/deep)
Chroma (soft/muted vs. clear/bright)
Contrast level (low/medium/high between features)
Then:
Assign the most accurate seasonal palette from the 16-season system
(Soft/Clear/Cool/Warm/Bright/Deep Summer/Autumn/Winter/Spring)
▸ Step 2 — Global Constraints
All colors, metals, hair, and makeup MUST derive from the identified season
No cross-season contamination allowed
The color palette must feel cohesive and realistic (fabric-based, slightly muted unless the season is bright)
▸ Design & Style
Clean, minimal, light neutral background
Portrait in the top left
Structured grid layout
Thin sans-serif typography, subtle tracking
Soft shadows, rounded corners
Editorial/Pinterest aesthetic
▸ Top Section (Dynamic)
Title: YOUR COLOR PALETTE
Subtitle: [DETECTED SEASON NAME]
Descriptive line: 3–5 traits based on the analysis
▸ Color Swatch Sections
Sections:
Neutrals
Best colors
Supporting colors
Each swatch must include:
Color name
Specific descriptor (2–3 words, non-repetitive)
Example:
Dusty blue — muted denim blue
Warm olive — earthy yellow-green
Icy pink — cool pastel pink
Descriptions must reflect the actual palette characteristics, not generic filler.
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▸ CRITICAL — Fabric Rule
Apply to ALL portrait instances:
Keep the subject’s original clothing exactly as in the provided image
Do NOT alter, replace, or reinterpret the outfit
Do NOT add draping, fabrics, or new garments
Preserve original textures, fit, and structure
Natural folds, soft tension
Completely avoid:
Symmetrical draping
Even shoulder coverage
Poncho-like shapes
Flat horizontal necklines
▸ “See Colors in Action”
10–14 tiles of the same portrait
Each tile uses a different palette color
Same asymmetry
Same draping behavior
Face unchanged
Clean grid
▸ Bottom Modules (Dynamic)
Metals
Choose 2–3 metals that match the undertone:
Cool → silver, white gold
Warm → gold, bronze
Neutral → mixed/soft finishes
Include short descriptors
Hair Tones
Generate a range aligned with the palette:
Ash vs golden vs neutral
Light → deep range consistent with the season
Makeup
Include:
Blush
Lips
Eyeshadow
Eyeliner
All tones must align with the palette’s undertone + chroma
Eyes
Identify visible eye color
Label with tonal quality (e.g., soft gray-blue, light warm green)
▸ Final Constraint (avoid drift)
“Maintain strict consistency between the detected seasonal palette and every visual element. Do not introduce colors, metals, or tones outside the inferred palette.”
HAIR INSTRUCTION
Create a hairstyle analysis chart using the original portrait.
The subject’s hair is [EDIT THIS BY DESCRIBING YOUR OWN HAIR. Example: mostly straight with some wave].
Show side-by-side hairstyle comparisons to highlight what suits the person best.
Prioritize visuals, with short labels and no paragraphs.
