PHASE 1: VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION - **Fabric Physics:** The source garment is a structured cotton or cotton-silk blend kurta. It exhibits medium weight with a matte to low-sheen finish. It possesses a moderate stiffness that maintains a straight vertical drape, resisting clinging to the body contours unlike the user's current elasticized peplum top. - **Key Features:** - The specific magenta base color with large, pastel leaf/floral motifs (blue, grey, and pink). - The "Mandarin" style collar with a central V-notch neckline. - Three-quarter length sleeves (which must replace the user's current bare arms). - The straight-cut side seams, contrasting with the user's current flared waistline. PHASE 2: FIT & DRAPE SIMULATION - **Body Mapping:** - **Shoulders & Arms:** The garment must generate new geometry for sleeves over the user's currently bare arms. The right shoulder fabric must compress and bunch realistically as the user's arm is raised towards her face. - **Torso:** The physics engine must ignore the flared silhouette of the user's current yellow peplum top. The new kurta should drape vertically from the bust down, creating a straighter, boxier silhouette that aligns with the user's posture. - **Gravity:** The fabric should pull downward heavily, minimizing wrinkles in the mid-section but creating tension folds radiating from the right armpit due to the lifted arm. - **Occlusion Handling:** - **Right Hand:** The user's right hand and fingers are touching the neck/collarbone area. The new garment's neckline must pass *behind* these fingers. Precise segmentation is required to keep the hand in the foreground. - **Hair:** The user's hair falling over the left shoulder and right upper chest must be layered *on top* of the new kurta fabric. PHASE 3: ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING - **Light Match:** The user is in a high-contrast, natural outdoor environment with strong, directional sunlight coming from the top-left. The source garment (photographed in soft/diffuse light) must be re-lit to simulate harsh sunlight striking the shoulders and casting distinct, hard shadows from the collar and the user's raised hand onto the chest. - **Color Calibration:** The magenta of the kurta must be adjusted to account for the cool, blue-grey ambient bounce light coming from the river and rocks below, while the top surfaces of the garment must reflect the warm temperature of the direct sunlight. PHASE 4: IDENTITY PROTECTION - **Facial Lock:** The user's face, sunglasses, jawline, and neck structure must remain absolutely frozen. The specific shape and position of the sunglasses are critical anchors. - **Body Integrity:** The user's skeletal structure, specifically the width of the shoulders and the volume of the arms, must be preserved. While the *clothing silhouette* will change from fitted to loose, the underlying *body volume* must not be slimmed or distorted.