Man Steps Out of Gold Rolls Royce in Style

Create a photorealistic luxury fashion film in a premium editorial style, using my uploaded portrait as the exact identity reference and my uploaded tattoo photo as the exact tattoo reference. SUBJECT AND IDENTITY The man must look exactly like the person in my reference photo. Preserve my real facial features, face shape, hairstyle, hairline, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, mustache, goatee, skin tone, and natural facial proportions. Do not replace my face with a generic model’s face. Do not change my identity at any point in the video. SCENE A stylish man arrives at an ultra-luxury hotel in a high-end caramel/copper luxury sedan. He opens the car door and steps out confidently. He wears a sophisticated cappuccino-green textured luxury vest with subtle crocodile/nubuck texture over a fitted black T-shirt, tailored black trousers, and elegant dark leather loafers. Start with a cinematic establishing shot of the luxury hotel entrance and the parked car, then slowly push the camera toward the vehicle. Transition into a medium shot as I step out of the car. Follow me with a smooth tracking shot as I adjust my vest and walk confidently toward the hotel entrance. MY REAL TATTOO — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT Reproduce the tattoo from my uploaded tattoo reference photo as accurately as possible. This is my actual tattoo, not a newly designed tattoo. The tattoo is a detailed black-and-grey realism sleeve covering my LEFT FOREARM, specifically the OUTER SIDE of the left forearm. Match the original tattoo’s exact artwork, faces, patterns, ornamental details, shading, linework, proportions, and overall composition. Do not redesign, replace, simplify, mirror, invent, or omit any elements. Place the tattoo on my actual left forearm, following the correct anatomy and natural orientation of my arm. It must extend across the same area shown in my reference photo, from near the elbow toward the wrist. Do not put the tattoo on my right arm, inner forearm, hand, shoulder, neck, or any other body part. The tattoo must look like real ink embedded in the skin, with realistic pores, natural skin texture, accurate perspective, and consistent lighting. It must remain consistent in every frame, even when my arm bends, rotates, or moves. No flickering, warping, changing artwork, disappearing ink, duplicated tattoos, or artificial sticker-like appearance. WARDROBE AND MATERIALS Emphasize premium materials: detailed nubuck and suede texture, refined crocodile pattern on the vest, realistic fabric fibers, polished leather, and subtle reflections on the luxury car. Keep the clothing consistent throughout the video. LIGHTING AND CAMERA Warm late-afternoon natural sunlight mixed with sophisticated hotel entrance lighting, soft highlights, realistic shadows, and cinematic contrast. Luxury fashion campaign cinematography, 35mm lens, shallow depth of field, smooth stabilized gimbal movement, subtle slow motion, elegant camera push-ins, and fluid tracking shots. VISUAL STYLE Ultra-realistic, high-end fashion advertising, quiet luxury, sophisticated, masculine, refined, cinematic color grading, natural skin texture, realistic anatomy, authentic facial details, and premium commercial production. Vertical 9:16 composition, clean luxury aesthetic, no text, no logos, no distortion, no exaggerated movements. STRICT PRESERVATION RULES Use my portrait only for my identity and my tattoo photo only for the tattoo design and placement. Preserve my identity throughout the entire video. Do not invent facial features or tattoo details. Keep both the left/right orientation and the tattoo’s original design accurate. Prioritize identity accuracy and tattoo fidelity over artistic interpretation. The final result must look like a real luxury fashion campaign filmed with me as the model.