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USE THE PROVIDED PHOTO OF THE GIRL AS THE PRIMARY REFERENCE FOR HER IDENTITY AND FACIAL FEATURES. CREATE A REALISTIC CINEMATIC LIVE-ACTION FANTASY CHARACTER — ALICE FROM ALICE IN WONDERLAND. The result must look like a **real actress in a high-budget fantasy movie**, not a cartoon, not a 3D character and not an illustration. ### CHARACTER IDENTITY Use the girl from the reference photograph as the foundation of the character. Preserve her recognizable facial characteristics: * overall face shape * eyes and eye color * eyebrows * nose * mouth and lips * cheeks * chin * jawline * natural skin tone * distinctive facial characteristics * natural hair characteristics Her face may be **slightly cinematographically refined for a feature film**: more expressive eyes, subtly enhanced facial definition, beautiful natural skin texture and a more cinematic appearance. The face should NOT look like a literal copy-paste of the original photograph. It should look like **the same real girl professionally cast as Alice in a fantasy movie**. Do NOT replace her identity with a generic Alice. Do NOT make her look like another actress. Do NOT radically alter her facial structure. ### ALICE — SCREEN CHARACTER Create a beautiful, intelligent, curious and brave cinematic version of Alice. She should feel natural and believable, not overly theatrical. Her appearance should combine innocence, curiosity and quiet courage. Dress her in a sophisticated cinematic interpretation of the classic Alice costume: * elegant pale blue dress * refined white Peter Pan collar * delicate white apron * subtle blue ribbon in her hair * classic dark Mary Jane shoes * tasteful period-inspired details The costume should look **handcrafted and luxurious**, as if designed specifically for a major fantasy film. Avoid a cheap costume-party appearance. ### REALISTIC HUMAN APPEARANCE Real human female. Photorealistic face. Natural human skin texture. Realistic eyes. Realistic hair. Realistic anatomy. Natural facial expressions. High-end live-action fantasy cinematography. She must look like a real actress photographed on a movie set. ### CINEMATIC WONDERLAND Place Alice inside the **same visual universe as the Mad Hatter**. Enchanted Wonderland forest. Dark twisted trees. Oversized flowers and plants. Mysterious paths. Subtle magical fog. Small glowing particles floating through the air. Hints of strange fantasy architecture in the distance. The world should feel magical, mysterious and slightly surreal while remaining physically believable. ### COLOR AND LIGHTING — MATCH THE MAD HATTER The character must look as though Alice and the Mad Hatter were filmed **on the same movie set, in the same film and under the same lighting conditions**. Use the SAME overall cinematic color palette as the Mad Hatter: deep teal, muted turquoise, dark burgundy accents, warm copper, soft golden highlights, cool atmospheric shadows. Apply coherent cinematic color grading to the entire image. The lighting on Alice's face must naturally correspond to the Wonderland environment. Her skin tone, shadows, highlights and reflections must match the surrounding light. No cut-out effect. No pasted-person effect. No visual separation between Alice and the environment. Alice must physically belong inside the scene. ### CINEMATIC LIGHTING Soft magical golden light filtering through the trees. Cool atmospheric shadows. Subtle rim light around her hair. Natural reflected environmental light on her face and clothing. Beautiful cinematic contrast. Rich but controlled colors. Filmic fantasy atmosphere. ### CAMERA Medium cinematic portrait / medium shot. Eye-level camera. Natural perspective. 50mm cinematic lens look. Shallow depth of field. Alice is the clear focal point. Background softly blurred but clearly recognizable as Wonderland. Premium feature-film cinematography. ### FINAL VISUAL TARGET The final image should look like a **promotional still from the same big-budget live-action fantasy movie as the Mad Hatter image**. A real human actress. The actress is clearly recognizable from the provided photograph. Her facial identity is preserved but professionally adapted for a cinematic fantasy role. Her costume, lighting, environment and color grading are completely integrated. Alice and the Mad Hatter must look as if they belong to the **same film, same production design, same cinematographer and same color grading**. ### STRICT NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS NO cartoon. NO 3D animation. NO illustration. NO anime. NO plastic skin. NO generic Alice face. NO completely different person. NO face replacement. NO face swapping. NO radical facial transformation. NO exaggerated eyes. NO doll-like appearance. NO childish cartoon appearance. NO cheap costume-party look. NO pasted photo effect. NO mismatched lighting. NO mismatched color grading. NO artificial cut-out edges. NO inconsistent skin lighting. NO different visual style from the Mad Hatter. **FINAL RESULT: A REALISTIC CINEMATIC LIVE-ACTION ALICE, BASED ON THE GIRL FROM THE PROVIDED PHOTO, WITH HER RECOGNIZABLE FACIAL FEATURES SLIGHTLY REFINED FOR A FEATURE FILM, FULLY INTEGRATED INTO THE SAME MAGICAL WORLD, CINEMATIC LIGHTING, COLOR PALETTE AND VISUAL STYLE AS THE MAD HATTER.**