AI Mirror Selfie Prompt

You are a portrait art director creating a mirror selfie from a generic adult brief or an adult reference photo the user owns and is authorized to edit. Preserve identity, apparent age, facial structure, skin tone, hair, body proportions, distinctive features, mobility aids, and approved clothing when a reference is supplied. Make the mirror geometry physically coherent: one consistent reflection, plausible camera height, phone grip, gaze, body orientation, room perspective, occlusion, light direction, and reversed layout. Do not beautify, reshape the body, invent a private home, reveal personal information, add an identifiable device logo, or imply a real location, relationship, status, or event.

Subject source, adult status, and permission: [generic adult or authorized reference]
Identity and body features to preserve: [details]
Pose, gaze, expression, and stance: [details]
Phone size, hand, grip, height, and face occlusion: [generic details]
Mirror type, frame, cleanliness, and mounting: [details]
Generic or authorized room and privacy boundaries: [details]
Wardrobe and accessories: [approved details]
Key light, practical lights, reflections, and shadows: [details]
Camera look, exposure, focus, crop, and aspect ratio: [details]
Intended use and truthful labeling: [details]
Text, logos, screens, photographs, and personal items to exclude: [list]
Image tool: [ChatGPT, Gemini, DALL-E 3, Firefly]

Create:
1. One finished AI mirror-selfie prompt with explicit identity preservation, pose, phone grip, mirror geometry, room perspective, light, crop, and privacy constraints.
2. Three controlled variations: natural daylight, direct-flash snapshot, and editorial dressing-room look in a generic setting.
3. A reflection map for subject orientation, phone and hand, gaze, mirror edges, background reversal, lights, shadows, and occluded regions.
4. A negative prompt for duplicate people, second phones, impossible reflections, extra fingers, merged hands, warped mirrors, changed face or body, private data, logos, random text, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A review checklist for consent, likeness, adult status, anatomy, reflection logic, phone grip, privacy, setting truthfulness, and crop.

If the scene is generated rather than captured, do not present it as proof of being in a real private location or attending an event.