MAKE IT ME Create a clean, high-quality anime × streetwear fashion editorial collage using exactly five uploaded reference images. The final result must look like a professionally art-directed Photoshop collage combining an authentic fashion photograph with original 2D anime artwork, not a fully AI-generated illustration, scrapbook, poster, or graphic advertisement.

REFERENCE IMAGE ROLES: Image 1: Original fashion photograph — the absolute base image. Image 2: Anime face reference — source for the star-shaped half-face collage. Images 3, 4, and 5: Three separate anime artwork panels.

1. ORIGINAL FASHION PHOTOGRAPH — ABSOLUTE PRESERVATION

Use Image 1 as the exact photographic foundation. Preserve the subject's identity, original pose, body proportions, head position, head tilt, gaze direction, visible facial features, clothing, accessories, cap, hood, hairstyle, hands, shoes, camera perspective, lighting, background, colors, and photographic textures.

The person must remain in precisely the same position as the original photograph. Do not raise, rotate, straighten, or reposition the head. Do not alter the outfit or reveal any facial areas originally hidden by clothing or accessories.

Keep the original background unchanged. Do not replace, repaint, simplify, decorate, or redesign the environment. Preserve all existing architectural details, natural textures, and objects.

The original photograph must remain realistic and recognizable. Only add the specified anime collage elements.

1. STAR-SHAPED ANIME HALF-FACE COLLAGE — MAIN VISUAL EFFECT

Use Image 2 to extract a recognizable portion of the anime character's face, such as one eye, part of the nose, mouth, cheek, hair, or distinctive facial markings.

Create a clean, irregular, asymmetrical star-shaped cutout containing ONLY a partial anime face.

The cutout must have an abstract angular star-like silhouette with approximately four or five uneven, elongated triangular points. The shape should feel naturally hand-cut and editorial, not like a symmetrical decorative star icon.

The star shape is the actual outer cutting boundary of the anime facial fragment, not a separate star graphic behind the character.

Preserve the original anime character's authentic 2D linework, facial features, colors, proportions, and illustration style.

The anime fragment must appear as a separate, sharply cut 2D artwork layer placed over the original photograph. It must not look printed, embroidered, painted, or blended into the fabric or skin.

FACE VISIBILITY — ADAPTIVE RULES:

CASE A — FULLY VISIBLE FACE: Position the irregular star-shaped anime fragment across approximately half of the existing real face, aligning selected anime facial features with the real face's perspective. Leave the remaining half of the human face naturally visible and completely unchanged. Create a striking half-real, half-anime composition with a sharp, irregular angular boundary.

CASE B — PARTIALLY HIDDEN FACE: If the face is partially obscured by a cap, hood, hair, mask, or other accessory, preserve the exact original occlusion. Apply the anime star-shaped fragment only to the naturally visible face or partially over the existing headwear, depending on the available space. Do not reconstruct hidden facial features.

CASE C — FACE MOSTLY OR COMPLETELY HIDDEN: If the subject is looking downward and the face is hidden by a cap or hood, preserve the exact head-down pose, cap position, hood shape, and camera perspective.

Never lift the head, rotate the face toward the camera, or generate a new visible human face.

Instead, position a small-to-medium star-shaped cutout containing part of the anime face over a limited area of the existing cap, cap brim, or hood. The fragment should occupy only a portion of the headwear, leaving substantial original fabric visible.

The fragment must look like a separate flat 2D editorial collage overlay, NOT a printed character illustration on the hoodie and NOT a full anime head replacement.

CASE D — SIDE PROFILE OR BACK VIEW: Keep the original head direction unchanged. Use a compatible partial anime facial cutout when possible. If direct facial alignment is impossible, position the star-shaped fragment as a small independent graphic collage element near the existing head silhouette without creating or revealing a new face.

IMPORTANT: The anime collage must always adapt to the original subject's pose, head position, facial visibility, and headwear. Never modify the person to accommodate the anime effect.

1. THREE CLEAN RECTANGULAR ANIME PANELS

Use Images 3, 4, and 5 as exactly three separate anime panels around the fashion subject.

PANEL 1: One large horizontal rectangular anime panel in the upper background area, generally above or behind the subject's head.

PANEL 2: One smaller rectangular or square anime panel toward the left side of the composition.

PANEL 3: One smaller rectangular or square anime panel toward the lower right side.

All three panels must have perfectly straight, clean, sharp rectangular edges.

No torn edges, paper borders, masking tape, washi tape, frames, drop shadows, or decorative outlines.

Preserve the supplied anime artwork, original character designs, colors, linework, and expressions. Crop the original artwork only when necessary for the rectangular composition.

The three panels should have different visual sizes and form a balanced, asymmetrical layout.

Allow generous negative space. Avoid overcrowding, excessive overlap, or covering important outfit details.

Panel placement must adapt intelligently to the original photograph's subject position and available background space. The arrangement should look intentional and visually balanced, not mechanically identical in every image.

1. CLEAN MINIMALIST FASHION EDITORIAL STYLE

Visual direction: Minimal Japanese anime × contemporary streetwear fashion editorial, clean digital cutout collage, authentic streetstyle photography, precise graphic layering, sharp cutout edges, restrained composition, balanced negative space, and original colorful 2D anime artwork.

The photograph remains fully photorealistic, with realistic clothing texture, natural skin, original lighting, and authentic environmental details.

The anime elements remain in their original 2D illustration style, with no photorealistic conversion or unnecessary stylization.

The result should feel like a carefully composed fashion editorial image made in Photoshop, not an AI-generated poster.

The anime collage must complement the outfit rather than overpower it.

1. STRICT NEGATIVE INSTRUCTIONS

NO torn paper. NO ripped panel edges. NO masking tape. NO washi tape. NO graffiti. NO stickers. NO handwritten slogans. NO added typography. NO decorative text. NO added logos. NO painted symbols. NO brush strokes. NO distressed poster textures. NO grunge overlays. NO artificial background decorations. NO extra manga panels. NO additional anime characters. NO full anime head pasted onto the hoodie. NO circular anime face stickers. NO symmetrical decorative star icons. NO fabric-print appearance. NO embroidery appearance. NO face paint. NO smooth face morphing. NO 3D anime conversion. NO invented human facial features. NO revealing hidden faces. NO lifting or rotating the subject's head. NO outfit modifications. NO body reshaping. NO camera angle changes. NO background replacement. NO unnecessary visual effects.

1. FINAL COMPOSITION PRIORITIES

Priority 1: Preserve the original fashion photograph, pose, camera angle, outfit, head position, and background.

Priority 2: Preserve natural facial occlusions and all original cap, hood, and hair positions.

Priority 3: Create one carefully sized, irregular star-shaped partial anime face cutout using Image 2.

Priority 4: Arrange exactly three clean rectangular anime panels using Images 3, 4, and 5.

Priority 5: Maintain a clean, balanced, minimalist fashion editorial aesthetic with generous negative space.

If any anime effect conflicts with preserving the original photograph, reduce, reposition, or omit that effect rather than modifying the subject.

FINAL OUTPUT: Produce one cohesive, high-resolution, clean anime × streetwear fashion editorial collage. Keep the original photograph's aspect ratio and framing whenever possible. Preserve the real-world photograph and the authentic 2D anime artwork, with only one angular star-shaped anime half-face cutout and exactly three clean rectangular manga panels. No additional graphic elements.