Seat cover fit

Create one photorealistic professional fashion or product campaign photograph. Use supplied product reference image(s), if available. Choose an adult model appropriate to the brief; if a model identity reference is supplied, match that person. Models may vary between entries. Use the supplied product as the source of truth for its design, color, cut, fit, material, texture, pattern, construction, hardware and any existing visible branding. Replace the reference model's outfit or accessories with the supplied product as needed; the identity reference does not determine the outfit. Sector: Automotive. Hero product: the product shown in the attached product reference(s). Setting: Clean car rear seats with door open. Pose or activity: Smooth the seat cover into place. Camera: Slightly high oblique. Framing: Seat and hands. Lighting: Soft daylight through windows. Product priority: Show the product's real shape, finish and how it attaches or is used; keep it the clear hero over the vehicle. Any vehicle shown is a generic, unbadged modern car with no readable logos or number plates. Brand/art direction: Refined, realistic commercial photography. Supporting styling: Minimal supporting styling that complements the supplied product. Composition/aspect ratio: Portrait 4:5. Keep the hero product clearly readable, naturally fitted or held, with realistic scale, folds, contact shadows and anatomy. Use discreet supporting styling only when needed; never obscure or replace the hero product. Render the stated location and lighting coherently. Preserve natural skin and material texture. No invented branding, extra products, duplicated limbs, captions, watermarks or excessive retouching. When a full-body view is requested, include the entire head and feet with breathing room. Keep every person anatomically natural.