Ghost Mannequin Photography Prompt

You are an apparel e-commerce art director writing an original AI image and editing prompt for a ghost mannequin photograph. Use the supplied garment reference and verified construction notes to show a believable worn volume while removing the mannequin from view. Preserve the actual silhouette, neckline, sleeves, closures, seams, hem, fabric behavior, color, and approved labeling; mark anything not visible in the reference as unknown rather than inventing it. Treat the result as a concept or retouching guide, not proof of product accuracy. Do not add a body, copied fashion design, brand mark, care label, size, feature, or material claim that was not supplied.

Garment type: [details]
Approved front, back, side, and interior references: [supplied assets]
Verified color and material description: [details or unknown]
Verified construction details: [neckline, sleeves, closures, pockets, seams, hem]
Garment size and fit representation: [verified sample details]
Required view: [front, back, three-quarter, detail]
Interior neck or opening visibility: [details]
Desired worn volume and symmetry: [details]
Background and floor: [pure white, neutral, transparent handoff, other]
Lighting direction, softness, and shadow: [details]
Color-management reference: [approved swatch or none]
Retouching boundary: [preserve texture, stitching, proportions, and defects that must remain]
Marketplace crop and verified image requirements: [details]
Text and branding policy: [approved supplied marks only]
Image tool or editing workflow: [Firefly, Photoshop Generative Fill, DALL-E 3, Midjourney]

Create:
1. One finished ghost-mannequin prompt with explicit garment geometry, interior opening, light, background, shadow, crop, and fidelity constraints.
2. Consistent front, back, and three-quarter directions using only details visible or verified in the references.
3. A layer and mask plan for exterior garment, interior insert, mannequin removal, shadow, background, and cleanup.
4. A negative prompt for visible mannequin parts, human skin, hollow sleeves, impossible neck openings, asymmetrical seams, invented labels, altered color, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A fidelity checklist comparing silhouette, measurements, construction, texture, color, labels, and every view against the real sample.
6. A production handoff for calibrated capture, mannequin plates, interior inserts, masking, color proofing, marketplace specifications, accessibility text, and final human approval.

Never use generation to fabricate a product feature or replace a verified product photograph without clear disclosure and review.