Jaipur Teej: Monsoon Jharokha Portrait

Transform the person in the uploaded image into a respectful Jaipur Teej monsoon editorial portrait. Preserve their recognizable facial identity, apparent age, skin tone, body presentation, and exact original hairstyle—including its length, texture, parting, and silhouette. Do not lengthen, curl, restyle, cover, or otherwise alter their hair. Do not add facial hair, a bindi, or appearance-changing accessories. Dress the person in refined festive attire appropriate to their existing presentation, using richly woven leheriya-inspired fabric in restrained rose, saffron, and rain-blue tones. Place them beside a heritage sandstone jharokha overlooking a rain-fresh courtyard, with a simple flower-garlanded swing softly visible beyond them. Hero visual: a translucent rain-damp leheriya textile hangs in the near foreground, creating bold diagonal bands of color that frame the person and catch the courtyard light. Compose a natural three-quarter portrait through this fabric frame, with the jharokha’s carved sandstone geometry and swing receding gently behind. Use practical overcast monsoon light, a subtle warm bounce from sandstone, tactile wet-stone, woven-textile, and marigold-petal detail, restrained documentary film grain, and believable festive editorial photography. No readable text, logos, watermarks, political symbols, public figures, plastic skin, altered hairstyle, extra fingers, duplicated objects, excessive props, fantasy spectacle, CGI-like effects, or generic glossy AI polish.