Elegant Showa-era Lady in Men's Attire

Using attached images as character references, new illustrations are drawn as the same character while maintaining facial features, hairstyle, hair color, eyes, age, body shape, atmosphere, charm, and motifs. The original costume is not recreated; only the costume is completely redesigned. Her costume is either "{argument name="costume" default="Lady in men's clothing"}" or a "young gentleman from the early Showa period." It features an upper-class men's cross-dressing style from the early Showa era, creating a classical and elegant atmosphere that blends Japanese and Western styles. Base your outfit on a tailored jacket, vest, high-waisted slacks, white shirt, thin tie or ribbon tie, and add leather gloves, pocket watch, leather shoes or short boots, cape, long coat, hat, cane, and a high-quality leather bag if needed. For long-haired female characters, keep your hair down and tie it into a loose low ponyon or a low chignon. Organize the neckline, collar, tie, and vest so they are visible, leaving only a little stray hair. She prioritizes the beauty of dignified male dress without being too sweet. For female characters, it's not a complete masculinization, but rather retains the delicate and refined qualities typical of a young lady. For male characters, they are naturally styled as young gentlemen, nobles, scholars, or modern boys. Both are conscious of elegance, intelligence, and a slightly androgynous charm. The color is {argument name="color" default="Black, Charcoal Gray, Navy, Deep Brown, Ivory, Bordeaux Center"}. It creates a high-quality, calm impression, with textures such as wool, tweed, velvet, and leather. Pose and composition are changed from the reference image, and made into elegant poses such as standing, seated, holding a hat, or holding a cane. Her expressions are a quiet smile, a cool gaze, and a slightly provocative look, prioritizing elegance and intelligence over cuteness. The background is {argument name="background" default="Western-style buildings from the early Showa period, hotel lobbies, studies, station buildings, cafés, etc."}. Make the character the main character. The whole thing is brought together in an elegant, classical, intellectual, and slightly mysterious atmosphere.