Create a premium 12-frame editorial storyboard poster for a luxury product campaign.
BRAND / PRODUCT NAME: [marka adı yaz]
PRODUCT TYPE: [ürün türünü yaz]
Examples: perfume, skincare cream, serum, lipstick, jewelry, candle, wellness drink, luxury chocolate, haircare product, beauty device, fashion accessory, etc.
ASPECT RATIO:
3:4 vertical
REFERENCE USAGE:
Image A = style reference.
Use Image A only for overall visual language, layout structure, typography feeling, soft luxury mood, clean 3-column x 4-row storyboard grid, pale pastel palette, product-commercial storytelling flow, elegant spacing, and refined editorial presentation.
Image B = model identity reference.
Use Image B as the strict identity reference for the woman in all frames.
IMPORTANT IDENTITY RULE:
The woman in the final storyboard must be the same woman from Image B, not the woman from Image A.
Her identity must stay consistent across all 12 frames.
STRICT MODEL CONSISTENCY:
Use the exact same woman from Image B:
- same facial structure
- same eye shape
- same eye color
- same skin tone
- same hair color and hair identity
- same body proportions
- same natural facial texture
- same nose shape
- same lips
- same jawline
- same overall face identity
Do NOT change her ethnicity.
Do NOT make her look Asian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, or generically East Asian unless Image B already has that identity.
Do NOT replace her with a different beauty model.
Do NOT redesign her face.
Do NOT use the woman from Image A as the identity reference.
Do NOT alter her eye color.
Do NOT significantly change her body type, face proportions, or hair identity.
CORE STYLE:
Create a soft, elegant, high-end product storyboard poster with a quiet luxury aesthetic.
The visual world should feel refined, intimate, feminine, airy, and premium.
Use a luxury beauty / lifestyle / product-commercial look:
- soft daylight
- sheer curtains
- luxury bedroom, vanity room, dressing area, hotel suite, boutique interior, or refined lifestyle space
- pale ivory / cream / blush / dusty lavender / champagne tones
- marble, glass, satin, silk, ceramic, polished metal, soft florals
- delicate reflections
- natural glow
- clean editorial composition
- realistic photography
- subtle cinematic softness
- premium commercial styling
WARDROBE / ROOM RANDOMIZATION RULE:
For every new generation, randomly choose BOTH:
1. a different luxury outfit for the woman
2. a different luxury room / interior design
The woman’s outfit and the luxury room design must feel fresh and different in every new storyboard.
Do not repeat the same clothing styling.
Do not repeat the same room design.
Do not keep the same bedroom layout, furniture arrangement, decor style, or background mood across different generations.
The woman’s identity must remain the same person from Image B.
Only the outfit and the luxury room design should vary randomly between generations.
The overall quality, softness, and premium campaign mood must remain consistent.
WARDROBE RANDOMIZATION:
Randomly select ONE elegant luxury indoor outfit direction for each new generation, while keeping the same premium feminine mood.
Possible wardrobe directions include:
- white silk slip dress with lace trim
- ivory satin camisole with matching shorts
- pearl satin robe over a soft slip
- champagne silk nightdress
- blush lace-trim chemise
- soft ivory satin pajama set
- sheer elegant robe layered over a slip
- delicate off-white boudoir-inspired luxury loungewear
- cream satin wrap robe
- soft champagne silk two-piece sleep set
- pale blush silk robe with delicate lace cuffs
- ivory corset-inspired luxury sleep top with satin skirt
- pearl-white silk kimono robe over a minimal camisole
- soft lavender satin nightdress
- champagne-toned boudoir robe with subtle sheer layers
WARDROBE RULES:
- keep the look elegant, tasteful, refined, luxurious
- soft premium fabrics only: silk, satin, lace, chiffon, fine cotton-silk blends
- indoor / vanity / intimate lifestyle mood only
- no sporty outfit
- no black bodysuit
- no street fashion
- no office wear
- no casual t-shirt styling
- no harsh fashion-editorial styling
- no oversized outerwear
- no heavy jewelry unless the product itself is jewelry
- no dramatic costume styling
- no vulgar styling
- no explicit nudity
ROOM / INTERIOR RANDOMIZATION:
For every new generation, randomly create a different luxury room concept while keeping the overall high-end editorial mood.
Possible room directions include:
- airy Parisian bedroom with tall windows, ornate molding, pale curtains, and soft morning light
- modern luxury hotel suite with marble, warm lamps, neutral furniture, and satin bedding
- soft minimalist Japandi bedroom with natural textures, low furniture, linen, and calm daylight
- classic romantic bedroom with elegant wall panels, cream tones, floral arrangements, and vintage details
- Mediterranean luxury suite with sheer curtains, bright sunlight, stone textures, and soft ivory fabrics
- refined vanity room with mirrors, marble counters, glass perfume trays, and flowers
- quiet old-money dressing room with cream tones, premium wood furniture, and soft gold accents
- contemporary luxury penthouse bedroom with neutral styling, city light, and sculptural furniture
- boutique suite with curved furniture, muted florals, art books, and soft indirect light
- elegant feminine boudoir with satin, flowers, vintage mirror, and delicate warm lighting
- luxury coastal bedroom with white linen, pale wood, breezy curtains, and sunlit calm
- grand hotel dressing area with velvet chair, marble vanity, mirror lights, and polished details
ROOM RULES:
- keep it luxurious, premium, and indoor
- keep it soft, refined, and editorial
- use different furniture, decor, lighting mood, and spatial styling in each generation
- vary the architecture, fabrics, props, walls, windows, and room composition
- do not repeat the same vanity, curtains, bed styling, flowers, furniture, or room layout every time
- avoid clutter
- avoid cheap-looking interiors
- avoid dark messy rooms
- avoid public street locations
FLOWER GARDEN CINEMATIC ENHANCEMENT RULE:
To increase visual richness, include 1 or 2 frames set in a beautiful flower garden or flower field.
These flower-garden scenes must feel elegant, premium, cinematic, and naturally integrated into the storyboard.
They must not feel random or disconnected.
Possible flower garden settings include:
- rose garden
- peony garden
- lavender field
- wildflower meadow
- elegant spring flower estate garden
- soft pastel flower greenhouse garden
- blooming luxury countryside garden
FLOWER GARDEN RULES:
- include 1 or 2 scenes only, not more
- use them as visual expansion moments in the middle or later part of the story
- preserve the same woman identity and outfit continuity
- if the woman moves outdoors, her styling should still feel luxurious, soft, and campaign-appropriate
- the flower garden scenes must match the product mood and color palette
- use soft wind, sunlight, petals, floral depth, and airy atmosphere where appropriate
- keep the garden elegant and premium, not overly busy or rustic
- use the flower garden especially well for fragrance, beauty, jewelry, candle, or lifestyle-driven products
TRANSITION RULE:
The transition from the interior luxury room to the flower garden scene must feel natural and cinematic.
The visual flow should move smoothly from indoor intimacy to outdoor floral atmosphere, then return naturally to product storytelling.
Possible transition logic:
- a window-side emotional beat that visually opens into the garden
- flowers or scent leading the story outdoors
- a soft match-cut from indoor florals to an outdoor floral world
- a wardrobe-consistent lifestyle continuation from room to garden
- a sensory expansion moment where the product experience unfolds into nature
Do NOT make the flower garden scenes feel abrupt.
Do NOT break the premium editorial rhythm.
Do NOT make the storyboard feel like two unrelated locations stitched together.
HAIR / MAKEUP:
- preserve the woman’s hair identity from Image B
- soft natural makeup
- luminous skin
- subtle beauty-campaign finish
- elegant, effortless, premium beauty look
PRODUCT DESIGN:
Create a premium product design for [BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME] based on [PRODUCT_TYPE].
Adapt the product form realistically to the product type:
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is perfume: create a refined glass perfume bottle, elegant cap, tinted liquid, minimal luxury label.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is skincare: create a premium jar, bottle, serum dropper, tube, or cream container.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is makeup: create a lipstick, compact, palette, mascara, or beauty product with luxury packaging.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is jewelry: create a refined jewelry piece with luxury box, velvet, metal, gems, or close-up wearing detail.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is candle: create a premium glass candle, wax detail, flame, lid, and soft scent atmosphere.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is drink: create an elegant bottle, glass, liquid pour, condensation, or tasting ritual.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is food: create premium packaging, texture close-up, first reveal, serving moment, and hero product shot.
- If [PRODUCT_TYPE] is fashion accessory: create a luxury accessory close-up, wearing moment, texture detail, and final packshot.
- For any other [PRODUCT_TYPE], design a realistic high-end product form that clearly communicates the category.
The product must include a clean, readable label or branding with:
[BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME]
Use minimal sophisticated packaging.
Use realistic premium packshot quality.
Keep branding clean, elegant, and readable.
TEXT RULES:
All text must be in English only.
Do NOT use Chinese text.
Do NOT use gibberish.
Do NOT use random letters.
Do NOT include misspelled brand or product text.
Keep all typography elegant, readable, and refined.
VERY IMPORTANT TEXT PLACEMENT RULE:
All storyboard text must be placed directly ON TOP OF each related image frame.
Do NOT place text below the frame.
Do NOT create separate caption boxes under the images.
Do NOT create large empty text areas below each frame.
Each frame should contain only:
- frame number
- short title
- one short action line
- one short camera line starting with “CAM:”
Keep the text minimal, elegant, readable, and useful for video conversion.
Place the text inside the image area, preferably at the upper-left or upper area of each frame.
Use subtle luxury editorial text overlays with enough contrast for readability.
HEADER:
At the top of the poster, show:
[BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME]
Subheading:
[PRODUCT_TYPE]
Add a short elegant tagline underneath that matches the product category.
STORYBOARD FORMAT:
Create exactly 12 numbered frames arranged in a 3-column x 4-row grid.
Each frame must look like a cinematic still from a luxury product commercial.
Each frame must include overlay text directly on the image:
- frame number 01–12
- short title
- one short action line
- one short camera note
Do NOT use caption areas below the frames.
SHOT DIFFERENTIATION RULE:
Frames 03, 09, and 12 must NOT look the same.
They must have clearly different purposes, compositions, camera language, and visual storytelling roles.
Do NOT repeat the same front-facing product shot across these frames.
Do NOT show the product in nearly identical tabletop hero compositions.
Do NOT make frames 03, 09, and 12 feel like duplicates.
Make them clearly distinct:
- Frame 03 = introduction / discovery moment
The product is being revealed for the first time inside a real lifestyle context.
It should feel like a discovery shot, not a final hero packshot.
The product may be partially obscured, approached by the hand, resting in the environment, or seen from a more natural editorial angle.
- Frame 09 = signature brand world shot
This should be a stylized campaign image, not a repeated basic product shot.
Show the product in a more artistic, brand-defining composition with stronger styling, props, reflections, material contrast, or atmospheric storytelling.
It should feel like a premium campaign visual, not just the product sitting on a table again.
- Frame 12 = final hero shot
This must be the strongest and cleanest final product shot.
It should feel iconic, polished, centered, and conclusive.
This is the only frame that should behave like the final hero packshot / closing key visual.
Make sure frame 03, frame 09, and frame 12 all differ in:
- camera angle
- crop distance
- styling approach
- background treatment
- storytelling purpose
- prop usage
- product prominence
PRODUCT SHOT VARIATION RULE:
Do not repeat the same product framing throughout the storyboard.
Use variation such as:
- discovery shot
- hand interaction shot
- detail / macro shot
- in-use shot
- atmospheric styled shot
- campaign signature shot
- final clean hero shot
Only frame 12 should function as the ultimate clean hero packshot.
Frame 03 should feel like a reveal.
Frame 09 should feel like a signature campaign composition.
GENERAL 12-FRAME PRODUCT STORY FLOW:
Adapt the action details to [PRODUCT_TYPE], but keep this emotional and cinematic structure.
01 First Light
Action: Soft morning atmosphere. The woman appears in a refined luxury indoor setting.
CAM: Wide soft side profile
02 Stillness
Action: A calm portrait moment. She pauses, breathes, and connects with herself.
CAM: Gentle push-in portrait
03 Reveal
Action: [BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME] is introduced naturally for the first time in a refined lifestyle setting. The product is discovered, approached, or partially revealed rather than shown as a full hero packshot.
CAM: Editorial reveal close-up
04 Hold
Action: Close-up of her hands holding or opening the product delicately.
CAM: Hand detail macro
05 Texture
Action: Show the product’s texture, material, liquid, shine, surface, scent, glow, or detail depending on [PRODUCT_TYPE].
CAM: Extreme detail macro
06 First Touch
Action: The woman interacts with the product for the first time: applying, wearing, opening, tasting, smelling, lighting, pouring, or touching it depending on [PRODUCT_TYPE].
CAM: Intimate close-up
07 Unfold
Action: The product experience expands visually and emotionally. This frame may transition from the interior world toward a flower garden or floral outdoor setting.
CAM: Soft transition wide shot
08 Garden Experience
Action: One flower-garden scene. The woman experiences the product effect in an elegant floral environment, with a natural emotional connection and premium visual richness.
CAM: Cinematic outdoor beauty shot
09 Signature
Action: A stylized signature campaign shot of [BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME], built around the brand world. This may be set in a flower garden or in a highly art-directed floral environment if visually appropriate, but it must remain distinct from frame 12.
CAM: Stylized campaign angle
10 Glow
Action: A close beauty portrait emphasizing confidence, calm, and the emotional result.
CAM: Tight beauty close-up
11 Harmony
Action: A lifestyle scene showing the woman, the product, and the environment working together inside the luxury room or, if using a second floral scene, in a refined garden-to-interior continuation. If a second flower garden scene is used, it should appear here naturally.
CAM: Medium lifestyle composition
12 Final Note
Action: Final iconic hero packshot of [BRAND_OR_PRODUCT_NAME], fully clear, polished, luxurious, and memorable. This must be the cleanest and most decisive final product image in the storyboard.
CAM: Final centered hero shot
OPTIONAL FLOWER GARDEN SCENE RULE:
Use either:
- only frame 08 as the single flower-garden scene
or
- frames 08 and 11 as two flower-garden / floral-exterior scenes
If two outdoor floral scenes are used, they must not be repetitive:
- one should feel more emotional / experiential
- the other should feel more lifestyle / harmony-based
CATEGORY ADAPTATION RULE:
The 12-frame story must feel naturally designed for [PRODUCT_TYPE].
Do not force perfume actions onto non-perfume products.
For example:
- skincare should show opening, texture, application, absorption, glow, and final jar/bottle hero shot
- jewelry should show reveal, touch, wearing, sparkle, mirror moment, and final jewelry hero shot
- drink should show bottle reveal, pour, glass close-up, first taste, sensory reaction, and final hero shot
- candle should show wax detail, lighting, flame, room atmosphere, calm emotional moment, and final hero shot
- food should show packaging reveal, texture, serving, first taste, sensory reaction, and final packshot
- fashion accessory should show reveal, hand detail, wearing moment, material macro, mirror moment, and final accessory hero shot
COMPOSITION RULES:
- keep the layout balanced and premium
- maintain clean negative space
- thin divider lines
- elegant serif typography feeling
- soft luxury editorial design
- all text must stay inside each image frame
- no bottom caption boxes
- calm, polished, magazine-quality presentation
ENVIRONMENT:
The setting should feel like a high-end bedroom / dressing area / vanity corner / hotel suite / luxury lifestyle interior, with optional premium flower-garden expansion:
- sheer curtains
- soft daylight or refined warm interior light
- marble or glass tabletop
- satin fabric
- flowers in vases
- luxury beauty or lifestyle objects
- quiet refined atmosphere
- a different luxury room concept in every new generation
- one or two elegant flower-garden scenes integrated smoothly when appropriate
FINAL GOAL:
The final image must look like a polished luxury product storyboard poster based on the style of Image A, while using the exact woman from Image B as the model identity.
The woman must clearly remain the same person as the model reference.
The clothing must stay in a luxury indoor / boudoir / intimate loungewear mood, but each new generation should feature a different premium outfit variation within that aesthetic.
The luxury room / interior design must also vary randomly in every new generation while staying premium, soft, refined, and editorial.
The storyboard should be visually richer by including 1 or 2 naturally integrated flower-garden scenes with smooth transitions.
The storyboard must remain elegant and minimal, with only essential overlay text and camera information placed directly on each frame for easy video conversion.
