个人资料 / 头像 - High-End Male Studio Portrait

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Create an ultra-photorealistic high-end studio photoshoot of a {argument name="subject" default="handsome European man"} dressed in sophisticated formal attire. He has refined masculine features, natural fair-to-light skin, neatly styled dark brown hair, subtle well-groomed stubble, and a confident yet relaxed expression. He is wearing a perfectly tailored charcoal-black suit, crisp white dress shirt, elegant black tie, matching tailored trousers, polished black leather dress shoes, and minimal classic accessories such as a refined wristwatch. The setting is a premium professional photography studio with a clean, seamless {argument name="background color" default="deep-blue"} background. Use minimal, controlled studio lighting with the light concentrated almost entirely on the subject: a soft key light illuminating his face and upper body, very subtle rim lighting separating his silhouette from the background, and gentle natural-looking shadows. Keep the background darker and understated so the man remains the sole visual focus. Pose him naturally with confident editorial body language, standing upright with relaxed shoulders and one hand lightly adjusting his jacket while the other rests naturally at his side. Capture realistic skin texture, fabric details, subtle facial imperfections, sharp eyes, natural hair strands, and authentic suit tailoring. Luxury fashion editorial aesthetic, sophisticated corporate portrait, cinematic depth, shallow depth of field, realistic proportions, premium professional photography, 85mm portrait lens, f/2.0, soft bokeh, crisp facial detail, subtle film grain, balanced contrast, photorealistic, 8K quality, no distracting props, no text, no logos, no excessive lighting, subject fully prioritized.

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