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[Louis Vuitton]. Act as a World-Class Footwear Designer and Product Photographer creating a high-end "Crocs Collaboration" campaign image.
1. THE SUBJECT (CUSTOMIZED CROCS CLOG):
Generate a photorealistic, high-end customized Crocs Classic Clog inspired by the visual identity of [BRAND NAME].
View: The shoe is positioned in a Strict Side Profile View (facing right), exactly like a product profile shot. It must look grounded and substantial.
Color Blocking: Apply [BRAND NAME]'s official color palette intelligently:
Body: The main foam upper is the brand's Primary Color.
Sole/Strap: Use the Secondary/Accent colors for the thick rubber sole unit and the heel strap to create contrast.
Custom Jibbitz (Charms): The shoe is decorated with 3-4 high-quality 3D Jibbitz charms plugged into the ventilation holes. These charms must be iconic symbols or products associated with [BRAND NAME] (e.g., if "Starbucks" -> a tiny frappuccino cup and logo; if "Nike" -> a 3D swoosh).
2. THE BACKGROUND ():
The background is a Pure White Studio Space (#FFFFFF).
3. LIGHTING & MATERIALITY (EDITORIAL QUALITY):
Lighting: Ultra-realistic High-Key Studio Lighting. Use a large softbox from the top-left to create smooth, glossy highlights on the rubber curves of the Crocs. The lighting is bright, neutral, and expensive.
Texture: The material must look like real Croslite foam resin—matte with subtle specular highlights on the edges. The Jibbitz charms should look like hard glossy plastic or rubber.
Shadows: A sharp, realistic contact shadow under the shoe to ground it on the white floor.
4. BRANDING & LAYOUT (UI ELEMENTS):
Bottom Left Corner: Place a small, discrete, Monochrome Light Grey Logo of [BRAND NAME].
Bottom Right Corner: Place a small, discrete, Monochrome Light Grey "Crocs" Logo.
TECH SPECS:
Macro product photography, Phase One camera, 100mm lens, razor-sharp focus, 8k resolution, uncompressed, commercial look.How to use
- Copy the complete original prompt, including any parameters.
- Replace the subject, text and composition with your own requirements.
- Use a compatible external tool; check its current access conditions and review the result.
Before you start
- Check whether a reference image is required. A compatible model label does not mean this example was generated with that model.
- Keep names, figures and visible text accurate; results can vary between model versions.
