Editorial Fashion Illustration from Street Style Photo

Use the uploaded real street style photo as the source. Create one vertical 9:16 comparison image: Top 50%: original photo Bottom 50%: AI-filtered editorial fashion illustration Keep the person clearly recognizable. Preserve the original hairstyle, body proportions, pose, movement, outfit colors, clothing silhouettes, shoes, bags, accessories, and the overall mood of the photo. Do not simply apply a cartoon effect or trace the photograph. Redraw the person as a polished editorial fashion illustration with slightly refined, naturally elongated proportions, clean hand-drawn linework, matte color fills, subtle tonal variation, and soft handcrafted texture. The outfit is the priority. Carefully preserve important fashion details such as: clothing shape and layering, shoulder line, waistline, skirt or trouser length, pockets, collars, cuffs, footwear, bags, glasses, jewelry, and other recognizable accessories. Simplify the facial features into a tasteful fashion illustration style while keeping the original expression and personality. Avoid oversized anime eyes, chibi proportions, doll-like faces, or overly cute expressions. Transform the surrounding environment into the same illustration language instead of removing it. Keep the most important architecture, storefronts, windows, streets, trees, shadows, and environmental color blocks so the filtered image still feels like the same place and the same moment. Simplify unnecessary background details while preserving the original composition, camera angle, lighting direction, and spatial relationships. Use clean continuous outlines, soft matte colors, subtle paper texture, restrained hand-painted details, and a modern Japanese editorial fashion illustration feel. The result should feel stylish, natural, contemporary, and collectible, like an illustrated OOTD page from a fashion or lifestyle magazine. Avoid photorealistic rendering, glossy 3D, heavy watercolor bleeding, thick oil-paint texture, excessive linework, generic cartoon styling, or changing the outfit into a different design. Keep the top and bottom images closely matched in crop, subject scale, pose, and composition. The two sections must each occupy exactly 50% of the final image. Do not add any text, titles, labels, logos, brand names, watermarks, borders, Before/After labels, or decorative typography.