PHASE 1: VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION - **Fabric Physics:** The source garment is a high-loft synthetic fleece or sherpa material. It has significant thickness and volume. Unlike the user's current thin ruffled top, this fabric absorbs light with very low specularity (matte finish) but requires subsurface scattering simulation to capture the "fuzzy" texture. It is heavy and resists small wrinkles, forming large, soft folds instead. - **Key Features:** The tie-dye pattern (neon green/blue) continuity across seams. Two white drawstrings (must hang vertically subject to gravity). The front "kangaroo" pocket structure. Ribbed elastic cuffs and bottom hem. The distinct texture of the fleece pile must be rendered to avoid looking like a flat print. PHASE 2: FIT & DRAPE SIMULATION - **Body Mapping:** The target silhouette must be expanded significantly. The user is currently wearing a form-fitting top; the hoodie is loose/oversized. The simulation must render the hoodie "floating" off the skin surface to account for the fleece thickness. The neckline will rise significantly compared to the current one-shoulder cut. The hood bulk must accumulate around the back of the neck/shoulders. - **Occlusion Handling:** 1. **Hands & Bangles:** The user's clasped hands and the heavy red/gold bangles (Chooda) are the primary occlusion layer. The hoodie's stomach area (pocket region) must render *behind* the hands. 2. **Sleeves:** Due to the bulk of the fleece, the sleeves cannot simply sit under the bangles. They must appear to bunch up at the forearm *above* the bangles, or drape loosely around them, respecting the collision volume of the jewelry. 3. **Hair:** The user's long dark hair must be masked and layered *over* the hood/shoulder area of the new garment. PHASE 3: ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING - **Light Match:** The User Image features soft, diffuse outdoor lighting (likely twilight/overcast) with cool undertones. The Studio Cloth Image is high-brightness and neutral. The hoodie's exposure must be lowered, and the color temperature shifted cooler (bluer) to match the ambient environment. Shadows should be soft and diffuse, not hard-edged. - **Color Calibration:** The neon green in the hoodie is too vibrant for the target scene. It requires desaturation and a slight gamma reduction to blend with the muted tones of the outdoor background. Ambient occlusion needs to be applied heavily in the armpits and where the clasped hands touch the torso to ground the garment. PHASE 4: IDENTITY PROTECTION - **Facial Lock:** Absolute freeze on the facial region (eyes, nose, mouth, chin) and the neck skin tone. The user's hairstyle must be preserved exactly as it falls. - **Body Integrity:** STRICT prohibition on slimming or warping the user's waist or arm width. The goal is to layer a bulky garment *onto* the existing body frame, naturally increasing the visual volume of the upper body, not reshaping the user to fit the clothing asset. The specific cultural jewelry (bangles) must remain unaltered.