Consistent Character Multi-Angle Studio Shot

Use the reference image as the main character identity reference. Preserve the same subject character, including her face, facial impression, hairstyle, body balance, body proportions, outfit design, and overall atmosphere. Create a new realistic high-quality photo of the same person. Change only the camera angle and composition according to the camera angle. Do not redesign the character, do not change her age appearance, do not make her look like a different person, and do not change her body type or clothing structure. Keep a simple natural standing pose, but allow very small posture adjustments only if needed to make the camera angle physically natural. Use a clean bright studio room with a visible floor and wall, natural realistic lighting, realistic perspective, and polished commercial photo quality. Keep the result tasteful, non-explicit, clean, and suitable for general commercial stock imagery. Avoid extra limbs, broken fingers, distorted hands, missing body parts, duplicated faces, ghosting, warped clothing, messy anatomy, unnatural body proportions, distorted facial features, and extreme lens distortion.