Fan Blade Outfit Change: The Top-Down AI Prompt

Here is a video prompt, my character sheet and my four outfit pictures.
Rewrite only the five lines in the REFERENCES block, so each one describes my picture instead of the one written there now.
For each look, name the top, the bottom, the shoes, the bag and the jewellery, with colour and fabric. Then say what to leave out of that specific picture: its background, the hanger, the flat-lay layout, any text or logo, anything that is not clothing.
Change nothing else. Keep the camera, the fan, the two blades, the fan speed, the rug, the sofa, the lighting, the stage timings and every rule exactly as they are.
Give me back the full prompt in one block, ready to copy.

[LOOK — LOCKED, APPLIES TO EVERY STAGE]
Digital cinema capture, wide-angle prime, slight barrel curvature at the frame edges, focus deep enough to hold her from head to feet, fine low-noise grain, warm highlights rolling off softly, slightly lifted blacks, medium contrast.
Grade: warm amber hero tone, olive and burgundy secondary field, shadows biased warm brown.
Camera operation: locked-off ceiling mount, straight top-down overhead angle, vertical 9:16, no pan, no push-in, no handheld drift — framing identical in every stage.
[REFERENCES]
All five images show one single woman. The video contains exactly one person from start to finish.
@Image1 defines her identity and her Look 1 clothing — face, skin, hair and full outfit exactly as in the reference image. Do not use the white studio background, the standing poses, the grid layout, or any duplicated figure from it.
@Image2 defines Look 2 clothing — exactly as in the reference image. Do not use the hanger, the wall, the flat-lay arrangement or the background.
@Image3 defines Look 3 clothing and accessories — exactly as in the reference image. Do not use the white background or the catalogue layout.
@Image4 defines Look 4 clothing — exactly as in the reference image. Do not use the white background or the catalogue layout.
@Image5 defines Look 5 clothing and accessories — exactly as in the reference image. Do not use the grey background or the catalogue layout.
[SCENE — LOCKED]
A classic Persian rug, cream field with blue and red floral medallions and fringed ends, laid over dark herringbone parquet. A burgundy velvet sofa runs along the bottom edge of frame. The woman fills most of the vertical frame, head toward the top edge, feet toward the bottom edge.
Lighting: warm editorial light with a soft diagonal shaft from the upper left. Her face, collarbones, arms and legs keep dimensional shape and warm highlights; her hair catches warm rim light. Never flat, never grey.
[FAN — LOCKED]
One single ceiling fan with exactly two long blades set opposite each other. Its round central hub sits at the LEFT EDGE of frame with only half the hub visible, the other half cut off by the frame edge. The camera is mounted close to it, so the blades read large and each blade is long enough to sweep across the full width of the frame.
Speed: slow and lazy. One full rotation takes about eight seconds, so a blade enters the frame roughly every four seconds and takes about one and a half seconds to cross it, with a clear empty gap between one blade and the next. The rotation is smooth and constant, always clockwise, never reversing, never speeding up, never stuttering.
[TRANSITION RULE]
One blade crossing = exactly one outfit change. Never more than one change per crossing, and never a change without a crossing.
As a blade sweeps clockwise across the frame, its leading edge acts as a soft-edged wipe line: everything the edge has already passed shows the new look, everything it has not yet reached still shows the previous look. The change is fully complete the moment that blade’s trailing edge leaves the frame.
Through the wipe her face, hair, body, pose, position on the rug, the rug, the parquet, the sofa, the light and the framing stay identical. Only the clothing changes. No cut, no flash, no glitch, no morph.
[STAGE 1 — 0-4s — LOOK 1]
Initial state: the fan is completely still, both blades motionless. She lies on her left side on the rug, knees softly stacked, wearing Look 1 (@Image1), a slim remote already held in her hand and clearly visible in frame.
Primary event: she rolls slowly from her side onto her back into a relaxed asymmetrical pose, raises the remote toward the fan at the left edge of frame — the remote stays fully visible in her hand — and presses the button. The blades start from a standstill and reach their slow constant clockwise rotation within about a second.
End state: she lies on her back, one knee slightly bent, remote resting on the rug beside her, still in Look 1, looking up into the lens with a soft playful smile. The fan turns slowly and steadily.
[STAGE 2 — 4-8s — LOOK 2]
Continue from the previous stage: same woman, same face and hair, same spot on the rug, same lighting, same framing, fan turning slowly clockwise.
Primary event: the next blade crosses the frame and wipes her outfit from Look 1 to Look 2 (@Image2). She settles into a warm, easy lounging pose — small shoulder shift, one hand moving softly near her hair — and reacts to the change with a delighted smile.
End state: she lies on her back in Look 2, pose settled, expression pleased.
[STAGE 3 — 8-12s — LOOK 3]
Continue from the previous stage: same identity, same position, same light, same framing.
Primary event: the opposite blade crosses and wipes her outfit from Look 2 to Look 3 (@Image3). She shifts into a more elegant, feminine lounging pose, one arm relaxed above her head, chin tilting slightly, a soft polished smile.
End state: she lies on her back in Look 3, pose settled, looking into the lens.
[STAGE 4 — 12-16s — LOOK 4]
Continue from the previous stage: same identity, same position, same light, same framing.
Primary event: the next blade crosses and wipes her outfit from Look 3 to Look 4 (@Image4). Her pose turns cooler and edgier — one elbow angled outward, one knee shifted for shape — with a playful confident smile.
End state: she lies on her back in Look 4, pose settled, holding eye contact with the lens.
[STAGE 5 — 16-20s — LOOK 5]
Continue from the previous stage: same identity, same position, same light, same framing.
Primary event: the final blade crosses and wipes her outfit from Look 4 to Look 5 (@Image5). She softens into a light, feminine pose, one leg crossing gently over the other, one hand near her collarbone.
End state: she holds the final pose in Look 5, glances into the lens with a pleased confident expression, and relaxes into a still stylish hold while the fan keeps turning slowly clockwise.
[MAINTAIN CONSISTENCY]
Exactly one woman throughout, identity and hair unchanged in every stage. One single fan, two blades, hub always half-visible at the left edge, always clockwise, always the same slow speed. Same rug, parquet, sofa, diagonal light and top-down framing in every stage. Five looks in fixed order: Look 1 to Look 2 to Look 3 to Look 4 to Look 5, one change per blade crossing.
[PERFORMANCE]
She stays alive and expressive throughout: natural blinking, subtle breathing, small weight shifts, soft hand movement, head tilts, genuine delight at each change. Asymmetrical editorial lying poses, never symmetrical, never stiff.
[AUDIO]
<the low steady hum of a ceiling fan and soft air moving past the blades>
<a single soft plastic click as she presses the remote>
Quiet room tone. No music, no voice.
[NEGATIVE]
No corpse-like stillness. No mannequin stiffness. No flat dead lighting. No symmetrical lying pose. No face distortion or morphing. No body warping. No second person. No duplicate fan. No fan reversing, accelerating or stuttering. No jump cuts. No glitch or flash effects. No outfit change without a blade crossing. No overlay text, captions, subtitles or watermarks.