Convert the provided logo into a clean, single-line vector outline (stencil-style), following these exact specifications:

1. SIMPLIFY TO SINGLE OUTLINE: Reduce every shape to ONE single, uniform-weight contour line. Do NOT preserve internal shading lines, depth lines, double borders, or parallel duplicate strokes that exist in the original for 3D/shading effect — merge them into a single clean silhouette outline instead. Think "stencil" or "die-cut sticker" style, not a detailed line-art copy.

2. TRACE ACCURACY: Keep the exact overall shape, proportions, letters, symbols, and composition of the original logo — only simplify the LINE STYLE, not the design itself.

3. STROKE CONSISTENCY: All lines must have the exact same thickness throughout the entire design. No thick/thin variation, no double parallel lines, no extra inner strokes.

4. COLOR SCHEME:
   - All lines/shapes: pure white (#FFFFFF), solid fill or single stroke — no gradients, no gray tones.
   - Background: solid pure black (#000000), no transparency.

5. NO EXTRA DETAILS: Remove any shading, highlight lines, or embossed/3D line effects from the original. The result should look flat and 2D, like a clean stencil.

6. CANVAS: Perfectly square canvas, exact 1:1 ratio (e.g., 1024x1024px). Center the logo with equal margins on all four sides — do not crop or stretch.

7. QUALITY: Sharp, crisp vector-quality edges, no blur, no pixelation, no jagged lines.

Reference the attached logo strictly for shape and proportions only — the output style must be a simplified flat single-outline version, not a detailed replica of the shading lines.
				
			

				
					Using the pose reference image (mannequin mockup) as the exact pose guide, regenerate the person from the second image (myself) in that exact same pose — same body posture, same arm and hand position holding the ball, same hip angle, same shoulder tilt, same head tilt, matched with millimeter precision to the reference mockup.

Strictly preserve from my original photo:
- My real face and all facial features exactly as they are — same identity, same expression, same skin tone, no alteration whatsoever
- My real hair, exactly as styled in the original photo
- My real jersey/shirt exactly as it is — same color, same text, same logos, same sponsor names, same design, same fabric details
- My real shorts exactly as they are — same color, same design, same details
- My real skin texture and body proportions

Do NOT use the mockup's plain fabric, blank ball, or grey mannequin skin — those are for pose reference only.

The ball:
- Render the ball as a real, realistic soccer ball (not the plain mockup ball) — full color, real texture and material, held in the exact same position and angle as in the pose reference image

Background:
- Solid, clean, evenly lit white background (no gradients, no props, no shadows from extra elements)

Rendering requirements:
- Photorealistic result, not a 3D render — the output should look like a real photograph
- Natural studio lighting, soft realistic shadows
				
			

				
					Using the reference mockup image as the exact pose template, recreate the identical body pose, head position, head tilt/angle, shoulder rotation, torso angle, and camera framing with the player from the second reference photo — matching every detail of the mockup's posture with no deviation: right hand raised gripping the shirt collar near the neck, left hand tucked into the pocket, head turned and tilted at the same angle as the mockup, shoulders and torso rotated the same way, same three-quarter eye-level camera shot from mid-thigh up.
Keep the player's face, facial features, expression, skin tone, and hairstyle completely unchanged and identical to the original photo — only reposition the head to match the mockup's head angle while preserving the player's exact identity and features. Keep the player's jersey, shorts, colors, logos, sponsor text, crest, and all clothing details completely unchanged and identical to the original photo — do not alter, remove, or replace any part of the outfit.
Change only the background to a smooth studio gradient in tones inspired by the dominant color of the player's jersey, with soft studio lighting and rim light on the shoulders, matching the lighting style of the mockup reference.
Do not change body , do not change the pose in any way including head angle, do not alter clothing design  facial identity — replicate the mockup's exact pose (body AND head) and adjust only the background  color."
				
			

				
					Take the jersey design from the second image (image 2) and place 
it onto the exact pose, shape, and drape of the mockup in the 
first image (image 1). Preserve all fine details of the jersey 
from image 2 exactly as they are — logo, crest, patterns, colors, 
collar design, sleeve stripes, text, and print — with NO changes, 
NO distortion, NO removal of any detail. Match the pose, folds, 
wrinkles, camera angle, and perspective from image 1 (the mockup). 
Use the same background as image 1 — same sky color, same lighting
				
			

				
					Transform this shirt photo into a professional hanging product shot. Keep the shirt design, colors, logos, text, patterns, and every detail 100% unchanged — do not alter, redesign, or modify the garment in any way.

Scene setup:
- Hang the shirt naturally on a thin wire clothesline using two simple metal clothespins/clips, one on each shoulder area of the collar
- The shirt should hang freely with slight natural fabric drape, wrinkles, and gravity-realistic folds, as if just washed and slightly damp (subtle water droplet texture optional on fabric)
- Background: a rough textured concrete/plaster wall in neutral grey-beige tones, with visible cracks, stains, and organic weathering for an authentic urban aesthetic
- Lighting: soft natural daylight coming from the upper left, creating a gentle diagonal shadow/light streak across the lower right portion of the wall and shirt, with mild directional shadows falling behind the shirt onto the wall
- Camera: straight-on, eye-level product photography angle, shirt centered in frame, medium-close crop showing full garment from collar to hem
- Style: high-end sportswear/streetwear catalog photography, sharp focus, high resolution, crisp fabric texture detail, realistic photographic quality (not illustration or render)
- Do not add any new logos, text, or graphics — preserve the original shirt exactly as provided
- Ultra-high quality, 4K detail, professional commercial photography look
				
			

				
					Using the attached photo as the reference for the person's identity, recreate this exact same individual in a new studio photograph, replicating the following pose with precise accuracy:
Body angled slightly to a three-quarter stance, chest turned toward the camera.
Right hand pointing with the index finger toward the crest/logo on the left side of the chest.
Left hand raised near the shoulder, gently pulling/holding the collar of the shirt outward.
Head turned toward the camera with a warm, relaxed smile, direct eye contact with the lens.
Same shoulder height, arm bend angles, and hand positioning as the reference pose.
Critical requirements:
Preserve the person's exact facial features, face shape, skin tone, hairstyle, facial hair, and body proportions with zero alteration — this must remain unmistakably the same individual.
Keep the person's own clothing/outfit from the uploaded photo unchanged (do not replace it with a different jersey, uniform, or design) — only replicate the pose and lighting/background setup.
Replace the background with a clean, seamless pure white studio backdrop (#FFFFFF).
Maintain professional studio lighting: soft, even key lighting with subtle natural shadow beneath the body/feet, matching the polished look of professional athlete portrait photography — not flat, shadowless lighting.
Output in ultra-high resolution, sharp focus, photorealistic quality, with realistic skin texture, fabric texture, and natural color accuracy — no plastic/AI-smoothed look, no distortion, no artifacts.
Final image aspect ratio must be exactly 4:5 (portrait orientation), with the full body/pose properly framed and centered within this ratio.
The final image should look like an authentic high-end sports/portrait studio photoshoot