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Detail level controls how much creative freedom the model has. By adjusting the amount of instruction you provide, you decide whether the model should explore broadly or render with precision. The level of detail in a prompt determines how much guidance the model receives and how closely it will follow your intention. Choosing the right amount of detail helps you balance predictability with creative exploration. Use level of detail intentionally. Expand it when you need specific results, and reduce it when you want variation and creative freedom.

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“Avant-garde fashion portrait, sculptural headpiece”
“Close-up avant-garde fashion portrait with dramatic white sculptural paper headpiece, model’s face and shoulders visible, muted sage green background, soft studio lighting, editorial style”
“Close-up editorial fashion portrait of model with natural beauty and no makeup wearing dramatic avant-garde white paper sculptural headpiece with geometric folded elements radiating outward, complete head and headpiece fully visible within frame from top to shoulders, face centered with breathing room around edges, natural skin with visible freckles and texture, serene calm expression with eyes looking directly at camera, wearing simple white high-neck garment, muted sage green studio background creating color harmony, soft diffused lighting from front with subtle shadows defining natural facial features, contemporary high-fashion meets authentic beauty aesthetic, architectural fashion photography, shot on 85mm lens at f/2.8 with gentle background blur, entire sculptural element captured without cropping, muted pastel palette emphasizing natural skin tones whites and soft greens, clean balanced composition, professional editorial photography celebrating raw natural beauty”