PHASE 1: VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION - **Fabric Physics:** The source garment is a heavyweight cotton/fleece blend sweatshirt. It possesses high structural stiffness and low elasticity compared to the user's current top. It has a matte finish that diffuses light, with no specular highlights. The material will create large, rounded, volumetric folds rather than fine wrinkles. - **Key Features:** The large central "Wednesday Addams" graphic and the text "WE DON'T HUG" must remain legible and warp correctly with the body curvature. Essential structural elements include the voluminous hood (which adds bulk around the neck), the drawstrings, the ribbed cuffs on the sleeves, and the drop-shoulder seams. PHASE 2: FIT & DRAPE SIMULATION - **Body Mapping:** The silhouette must transition from the user's current form-fitting sleeveless profile to an oversized, boxy fit. The garment will not cinch at the waist; it will drape vertically from the widest point of the shoulders/chest. - **Arms:** Since the user is sleeveless and the source is long-sleeved, full volumetric sleeves must be generated. The fabric must bunch significantly at the inner elbow of both bent arms (accordion folding) and gather at the wrists. - **Shoulders:** The drop-shoulder construction implies the seam will sit lower on the user's deltoid than her current tank top straps. - **Occlusion Handling:** - **Hair:** The long dark hair falling over the user's right shoulder must be segmented and layered *over* the new hoodie material. - **Right Hand:** The user's right hand is touching her neck/upper trap. The hoodie fabric (specifically the hood/collar area) must impinge on this space. The hand must mask *over* the garment, and the fabric physics must show slight compression where the fingers press against the hood/shoulder bulk. - **Left Arm:** The tattoos and bracelet on the left arm will be completely fully covered by the hoodie sleeves. PHASE 3: ENVIRONMENT & LIGHTING - **Light Match:** The user is situated in high-key studio lighting (soft, diffuse, daylight-balanced) with a subtle shadow bias to the right. The source garment's lighting (dim, indoor, top-down) must be neutralized. New shadows must be rendered in the deep folds of the arm bends, under the hood, and beneath the bust area consistent with the studio environment. - **Color Calibration:** The source image has a warm/yellow tint. This must be color-corrected to a true cool/neutral pale pink to match the white balance of the user's environment. The black graphic ink must be deepened to contrast sharply with the pink fleece. PHASE 4: IDENTITY PROTECTION - **Facial Lock:** The user's entire head region, including the hairline, jawline, and ear visible on the left, must be frozen and pixel-preserved. The prominent silver earrings should remain if visible, though the hoodie bulk may naturally obscure the lower portion of them. - **Body Integrity:** The user's underlying skeletal structure (shoulder width, arm length) must be respected. Do not slim the user's figure to compensate for the bulky clothing; the final image should accurately reflect the added volume of a heavy hoodie on her specific frame.