Igbo Groom Studio Portrait with Facial Identity Preservation

Use the uploaded image as the facial identity reference. Preserve the person's face exactly as shown, including the facial structure, skin tone, forehead, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, ears, and natural facial proportions. Do not alter, beautify, stylize, or change the person's identity. Create a full-body, standing studio portrait of the subject dressed as an elegant Igbo groom in luxurious traditional wedding attire. He is wearing a richly embroidered ivory/off-white Isi Agu-inspired senator outfit with intricate gold embroidery and premium fabric texture, paired with a matching flowing ceremonial wrapper and long embroidered tunic. Place a classic red Igbo traditional cap (Okpu Agu) on his head, perfectly fitted and centered. Style him with multiple strands of authentic coral bead necklaces, matching coral bead bracelets, and a sophisticated wristwatch. Have him hold a traditional Igbo horsetail whisk (Nza) or an ornate ceremonial fan in one hand while standing confidently with a relaxed, regal posture. Include polished dark brown leather loafers that complement the outfit. The background should be a clean neutral studio backdrop in warm beige tones with soft gradients. Use warm cinematic soft lighting with subtle rim lighting to enhance the embroidery, coral beads, and fabric folds. The composition should capture the subject from head to toe, centered in the frame with ample space around the body. Emphasize realistic textile details, premium embroidery, lifelike skin texture, natural shadows, and luxury fashion photography aesthetics. Ultra-photorealistic, 8K resolution, HDR, editorial fashion photography, razor-sharp focus, realistic fabric textures, museum-quality portrait, premium wedding styling, natural color grading, high dynamic range, full-length composition, symmetrical framing.