Image · Nano Banana 2.1
Keep all four figures exactly where they are
Keep all four figures exactly where they are, with exactly the same pose, size, outline, face, body and grey background. Dress each figure in one complete outfit, drawn in the same painted style with bold dark outlines. Keep every piece clearly separate: a visible gap of skin or grey between the headwear and the clothes, and between the clothes and the shoes. top-left: late Joseon-era Korean hanbok: a very short butter-yellow jeogori jacket with purple collar, purple cuffs and a long purple ribbon; a voluminous long red chima skirt reaching the ankles; pink flower shoes. No headwear. top-right: Joseon court lady's ceremonial dress: a green dangui jacket with long curved front panels reaching the knees, decorated with small gold flower patterns, white cuffs; a long deep-navy chima skirt reaching the ankles; white pointed shoes. No headwear. bottom-left: traditional Korean wedding hwarot: a long red bridal robe embroidered with gold peonies and waves, with rainbow-striped sleeves and long white cuffs covering the hands, reaching the ankles; a small black jeweled jokduri bridal crown on top of her head; red flower shoes. bottom-right: modern everyday Korean hanbok: a lavender short jacket with cloth knot buttons and a knee-length pleated mint skirt; white sneakers with white socks. No headwear. Everything else stays identical to the original.
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- Nano Banana 2.1
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- Ian Carr
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