Present the Character Concept in a single organized outfit variation sheet, showing the same man in all six looks from Outfit Variations. Use a clean six-panel grid with identical scale, consistent anatomy, matching face, hairstyle, body proportions and signature details in every panel. Give each outfit a clear full-body three-quarter or front pose, with enough space to read the clothing layers, footwear and accessories. Use the Color Palette consistently across the wardrobe while keeping each look visually distinct. Set the entire sheet against the Studio Background with soft, even studio lighting and subtle grounding shadows. Render the Character Name at the top and place the corresponding Outfit Labels in short uppercase text beneath each panel. Use restrained typography, precise panel separation and a photorealistic fashion editorial finish in the Format. Keep text correctly spelled, hands anatomically correct and all views coherent.
Use these details:
Character Concept: "A stylish, self-assured man with a strong silhouette, distinctive hair and an appealing contemporary presence"
Outfit Variations: ["Oversized graphic hoodie with relaxed cargo trousers and chunky sneakers", "Layered bomber jacket over a fitted knit top with wide-leg trousers", "Boxy denim jacket, plain T-shirt, carpenter jeans and retro trainers", "Technical shell jacket with a crossbody bag, tapered pants and trail sneakers", "Longline overshirt over a hoodie with pleated trousers and high-top sneakers", "Cropped leather jacket, loose utility pants, knit beanie and statement boots"]
Color Palette: "Charcoal, off-white, muted olive, washed denim, rust and black"
Studio Background: "A seamless clean white studio background with soft neutral floor shadows"
Character Name: "Milo Reed"
Outfit Labels: ["Graphic Utility", "Bomber Layer", "Denim Workwear", "Technical Street", "Longline Casual", "Leather Night"]
Format: "4:5 portrait character reference sheet"
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Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
