Create a 15-second, 16:9, 24fps fashion MV based on the attached single-character reference image. Character Lock Use only ONE young Korean-style female character throughout the entire video. Strictly preserve her: face and facial proportions skin tone age hairstyle, bangs, and hair color body proportions overall identity She must remain the exact same person in every shot. No face drift, no second character, no background people, no Westernized facial features, no random hairstyle or body changes. Overall vibe: Korean beauty / Seoul fashion girl / sweet-cool / polished / light Y2K / cute but premium. Visual Style PINK PATTERN COLLAGE POP × KOREAN FASHION EDITORIAL × FASHION MV Create a polished Korean fashion-magazine world using: pink graphic patterns, checkerboards, stripes, grids, photo-booth frames, geometric color blocks, collage cards, editorial typography, stickers, and clean 2D graphic elements. Keep the character photorealistic. Graphics should feel sharp, stylish, clean, premium, and professionally art-directed — not handmade or childish. Main palette: cream pink, soft pink, rose pink, peach pink, cream white, silver gray, with small black accents. Wardrobe Use Korean sweet-cool / light Y2K fashion. Possible looks: light denim, fitted white or pink tops, mini skirts, small bags, jewelry, platform boots, fashion accessories. Minor outfit changes are allowed, but the character identity must remain consistent. Motion This is a real fashion MV, not a slideshow. Each shot should include: starting pose → one clear fashion movement → new ending pose Use subtle editorial actions: walking half a step, turning back, adjusting hair, touching accessories, holding a bag, sitting, crouching, shifting weight, looking into camera, reaching slightly toward the lens. No dancing or exaggerated acting. Use a mix of: close-up, medium, full-body, low-angle, detail shots, smooth lateral movement, subtle push-in/pull-out, and editorial crop transitions. Typography Use large fashion typography throughout. Main title: NAME Supporting text may include: SEOUL POP / SOFT CHIC / LOVELY MOOD / TRENDY LOOK / KOREAN GIRL / FASHION CUT Typography can be oversized, repeated, vertical, diagonal, or placed inside graphic frames. Keep all text readable and never cover the face. Timeline 0:00–0:01.6 | LOOK 01 Close-up or medium shot. She raises her chin and looks into camera. Large pink collage graphics and bold title typography. 0:01.6–0:03.2 | LOOK 02 Full or medium shot. Half-step forward, touch skirt or bag, then turn back. Stripes, dots, and geometric blocks. 0:03.2–0:04.8 | LOOK 03 Sitting or crouching pose. Hand near face. Checkerboard, grid, and photo-frame graphics. 0:04.8–0:06.4 | LOOK 04 Medium close-up. Turn slightly, adjust hair, look back at camera. Strong magazine-style layout. 0:06.4–0:08.0 | LOOK 05 Low-angle or wide shot. Lean or reach slightly toward camera. Graphic bands sweep across frame. 0:08.0–0:09.6 | LOOK 06 Beauty close-up. Lower head, then look up at camera. Cleaner background and repeated editorial text. 0:09.6–0:11.2 | LOOK 07 Full-body fashion pose with subtle lateral camera movement and geometric magazine composition. 0:11.2–0:12.8 | LOOK 08 Medium shot. Adjust hair or accessories. Large color blocks and enlarged patterns. 0:12.8–0:15.0 | FINAL HERO Strong final cover pose. Previous graphics and typography reassemble into one polished Korean fashion-magazine composition. Hold the final frame for 0.5 seconds. Music Use a stylish sweet-cool K-pop / fashion-pop instrumental. 115–125 BPM, no lead vocals, clear beat points for transitions. Subtle whoosh, click, paper slide, and fabric swish sound effects are allowed. Avoid No multiple people, identity drift, face changes, stiff motion, static slideshow, messy backgrounds, unreadable text, text covering the face, childish collage, cheap filters, logos, watermarks, subtitles, exaggerated expressions, or excessive dancing. Final result: Korean fashion girl × Pink Pattern Collage Pop × Editorial Fashion MV
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