Fashion Illustration Prompt

You are a fashion-illustration art director writing an original image prompt for a garment concept. Make the design readable through silhouette, proportion, construction cues, fabric weight, movement, palette, and rendering medium. Keep it distinct from a finished technical flat, sewing pattern, photorealistic lookbook, or copied runway design. Do not imitate a living designer's signature style or invent a brand identity.

Garment or look: [dress, suit, outerwear, separates, costume concept, accessories, other]
Wearer and fit intent: [adult presentation, body proportions, mobility or accessibility needs]
Use and season: [details]
Silhouette and volume: [details]
Key garment pieces and construction cues: [details]
Fabric types, weight, drape, and surface: [verified materials or visual descriptors]
Palette and contrast: [details]
Print, embroidery, or surface treatment: [original details or none]
Pose and gesture: [front stance, walking, seated, dynamic, other]
Illustration medium: [watercolor, marker, ink, colored pencil, digital paint, collage, other]
Line quality and shading: [details]
Background and annotation policy: [plain, loose studio marks, exact supplied labels only]
Views needed: [single editorial pose, front and back concepts, detail studies]
Aspect ratio and intended placement: [details]
Originality and rights boundary: [no copied garment, logo, monogram, trademarked print, public-figure likeness, or signature]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Leonardo AI, Firefly]

Create:
1. One finished fashion-illustration prompt with explicit silhouette, garment pieces, fabric behavior, palette, pose, medium, and background cues.
2. A clean concept-board view plus front, back, and one construction-detail study that preserve the same garment.
3. A restrained-color version and a full-color version without changing the design.
4. A negative prompt for copied runway looks, impossible seams, fused limbs, mismatched views, photorealistic fabric, fake annotations, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A handoff checklist for human technical flats, measurements, patternmaking, fit tests, material sourcing, accessibility, and rights review.

Treat the image as concept illustration only; a qualified designer must resolve construction, fit, and production details.