Modern Fashion Oil Portrait

Please use the portrait I uploaded as your sole reference and transform the photo into a modern art museum-level stylish oil painting portrait.

You must preserve the original person's identity, facial proportions, facial features, gaze, expressions, sense of age, hairstyle contour, and overall temperament. Don't swap faces, don't change the character's gender, don't alter the character's expression, don't make the character look like a stranger. Only reshaping the artistic style, color relationships, background, clothing texture, lighting, and brushstrokes of the composition.

The painting style is contemporary high-fashion oil portrait, vertical 9:16. The figure is centered or slightly centered, serving as the sole visual focal point of the composition. The overall style combines portraits from museum collections, fashion magazine covers, and modern oil paintings, but without any text, logos, magazine names, or brand logos.

Painting language:
Use large color blocks, simplify shapes, restrain brushstrokes, apply patchy thickets, scraper marks, and reveal oil paint textures. The face is not rendered in photo-level realistic detail, only preserving the most essential facial features and expressions. The skin is treated in a high-end oil painting style, preserving the character's true temperament while minimizing pores, messy hair, and photo noise.

Garment treatment:
Transform the original outfit into a minimalist, high-end gown or a clean, dark-colored look, with sharp silhouettes and restrained texture, avoiding exaggerated decorations and a cheap studio vibe. The clothing color should be unified with the overall color scheme.

Background treatment:
Remove the complex background from the original image and replace it with a large abstract color block background. The background does not depict specific spaces, nor do furniture, street scenes, props, or complex decorations appear. The color blocks retain the uneven edges, thick coating textures, and scraper marks typical of hand-painted oil paintings.

Light treatment:
Using soft, directional lighting similar to museum spotlights, the silhouette of the figure is cut from the upper side, creating quiet highlights on the edges of the face, shoulders and neck, hair strands, and clothing contours. The overall lighting and shadows are sophisticated, restrained, and calm—avoid overexposure or trendy soft light filters.

Color scheme:
Please choose one of the following advanced color palettes and keep the image consistent:
1. Emerald, peacock green, forest green, cream white, dark brown-black
2. Burgundy Red, Tobacco Powder, Ivory White, Warm Gray, Dark Coffee
3. Prussian Blue, Haze Blue, Silver Gray, Cool White, Ink Black
4. Caramel brown, ochre, sand, cream white, charcoal black
5. Olive green, gray-blue, off-white, warm brown, tobacco ash
6. Dark purple-gray, rose brown, gray-white, black-brown, dark gold

Overall Temperament:
Minimalist, high-end, quiet, expensive, restrained, with the feel of an art museum. The images should not look like ordinary photo filters, AI random illustrations, wedding studio samples, or influencer portraits.

Negative Requirements:
Do not change the identity of the original character.
Don't swap faces.
Don't make the characters young or old.
Don't overdo beauty filters.
No anime vibe.
No need for 2D games.
Don't give off a sweet, girlish vibe.
No commercial photoshoot vibes.
Don't want a studio vibe.
Don't want a retro palace style.
Don't complicate the background.
No unnecessary characters.
Don't use real brand logos.
No text.
No signature.
No watermarks.
No garbled text.
Do not obviously imitate any specific artist.