Use the uploaded outfit photo as the base image. Preserve the original photograph as faithfully as possible. Do not change the person, face, body, pose, clothing, accessories, hairstyle, background, camera angle, lighting, composition, or photographic texture.Analyze the visible outfit and accessories, then automatically identify the 2–3 most visually distinctive colors present in the styling. Prioritize colors from the clothing, shoes, bags, hats, jewelry, or other fashion accessories rather than colors from the background or skin.From these detected outfit colors, randomly select 2 or 3 representative colors that best describe the overall look.Add a new graphic overlay layer containing 2–3 Pantone-inspired color swatch cards, each corresponding closely to one of the selected outfit colors.Each color card should include:a large rectangular color swatcha clean white information area underneathbold black PANTONE® texta small plausible color codean optional short color nameThe swatch color must visually match the actual color sampled from the outfit. For example, if the outfit contains burgundy leather, cream, dark brown, pastel blue, black, or pale yellow, generate matching swatches rather than unrelated colors.Place the cards naturally in the unused negative space of the original photograph, preferably near the outer edges or beside the subject. The cards should never cover the face, body, important clothing details, shoes, bags, or other key fashion elements.Arrange the cards with a casual high-fashion editorial composition. They may be vertically stacked, slightly separated, or asymmetrically positioned depending on the available space in the image. Adapt the scale and placement to each photo rather than using a fixed layout.The Pantone cards should look like clean flat graphic overlays placed on top of the photograph, with sharp edges, accurate rectangular geometry, and minimal or no shadow. They should feel like a fashion moodboard or editorial styling annotation added after the photo was taken.Do not recolor the original outfit. Do not add new garments or accessories. Do not change the background. Do not turn the entire image into a graphic design. Only add the 2–3 color cards as an overlay layer.Final result: a realistic original outfit photograph with 2–3 carefully placed Pantone-style color cards whose colors are automatically derived from the outfit itself, creating a polished Pinterest / Instagram fashion color-palette editorial aesthetic.