Elite Men's Casual Wear Studio Shoot: E-commerce Product Photography

Use the uploaded garment image as the exact product reference and use the first generated Shoot 1 image as the model identity reference. Create the same Indian male model with an identical face, facial structure, hairstyle, beard, age, medium Indian skin tone, height, physique and body proportions. Do not change the person’s identity. Dress him in the exact uploaded garment and preserve every original product feature, including its colour, fabric, weave, design, print scale, artwork, logo spelling, logo position, stitching, neckline, sleeves, cuffs, ribbing, pockets, labels, hemline, fit and silhouette. Do not redesign, recolour or enhance the garment. Seat the model naturally on a simple matte-grey rectangular cube with both feet placed comfortably on the floor. Allow one forearm to rest lightly on one thigh while the other hand remains relaxed beside him or near the opposite knee. Keep his posture upright and slightly forward so the garment remains clearly displayed. Position both hands away from the main print, logo and important construction details. Use natural seated fabric folds without hiding the product, stretching the artwork or distorting the garment shape. Create a muted beige-grey textured studio wall with soft top-left octabox lighting, controlled fill from the opposite side and subtle grounded shadows around the cube. Frame the model from head to below the knees using a balanced catalogue composition. Maintain realistic skin texture, accurate garment colours and premium campaign continuity. No decorative furniture, text, watermark, jewellery, sunglasses, additional clothing layers, unnatural anatomy or background clutter. Ultra-realistic seated fashion product photography, advertising-grade finish, sharp 8K quality, vertical 4:5 aspect ratio.