Use the uploaded outfit photo as the base image and preserve it as faithfully as possible. Do not change the person, face, body, pose, clothing, hairstyle, accessories, lighting, camera angle, background, or photographic realism.Analyze the clothing and accessories only, and identify the 2 most representative outfit colors. Ignore skin tone and background colors. Prefer one dominant color, one secondary color, and one accent color when possible.Generate 2 Pantone-inspired swatch cards matching those selected outfit colors. Each card should include:- a large rectangular color block- a white label area underneath- bold black “PANTONE®”- a plausible color code- a short color namePlace the cards behind the subject, not in front. The person must remain in the foreground, and the cards should appear inserted into the scene between the subject and the background. The subject’s body, hair, arms, and clothing should naturally overlap and partially occlude the cards, clearly showing that the cards are behind the person.Position the cards in available negative space around the figure, especially beside or behind the upper body or lower body. At least one card should be partially hidden behind the subject. Keep the cards fully legible while preserving the behind-the-subject depth effect.The cards should look like clean editorial graphic elements with sharp edges and minimal shadow, while still respecting the image depth and layering.Do not place the cards over the face. Do not flatten the entire image into a collage. Do not let the cards sit as a topmost overlay across the whole photo.