Use the reference image character as the sole and highest-priority reference for the person. Draw the same character, preserving the facial features, hairstyle, hair color, eye color, age impression, body type, height impression, head-to-body ratio, skin tone, overall atmosphere, and all distinctive physical traits. Change only the outfit. Avoid making the character look like a different person, younger, older, overly mature, or altered in face, hair, or body. Create a single full-body illustration in a vertical 4:5 composition with a clean, minimal background. Dress the character in a refined dark-feminine gothic street outfit built around a cropped wine-burgundy jacket, a fitted black high-neck top, and a black asymmetrical pleated mini skirt. The jacket should be short and structured, with a high stand collar, silver zipper hardware, slightly voluminous sleeves, cuff straps, and a narrow shoulder harness strap with metal buckle details and one hanging strap. Add a subtle decorative patch on one upper sleeve. The inner top must be a fitted black high-neck top that fully covers the torso down to the waistband. Do not expose the midriff or underbust. The top should be tucked naturally into the skirt or meet the waistband cleanly so no skin is visible at the waist. At the waist, use one wide black leather belt with a square silver buckle and one slimmer secondary belt crossing the hips diagonally. Add controlled metal hardware: rings, a short chain, one long hanging strap, and a key-and-tassel charm hanging from the hip. The skirt should be a black asymmetrical pleated mini skirt with one longer angular front panel and a subtle dark ornamental motif near the hem. On one side, reveal a narrow underlayer of dark burgundy or muted plum pleats with a faint check pattern. Use sheer black tights and a slim thigh strap with a small metal charm. Finish the outfit with chunky black ankle boots, not mid-calf boots: the boot height should end just above the ankle, with thick platform soles, block heels, side zippers, and multiple buckle straps. Use a color palette of deep black, dark wine burgundy, muted mauve-gray accents, and silver hardware. Express natural fabric weight, layering, drape, tension, and thickness appropriate to each material. Preserve the character’s original proportions from the reference image, including the original head size, neck length, shoulder width, torso length, waist position, hip position, arm length, leg length, and joint placement. Do not elongate the legs, especially the lower legs, and do not turn the character into a fashion-model body type. Keep the original body balance at approximately 6.5 to 7 heads tall if the reference appears in that range. Do not add unspecified clothing parts, excessive frills, ribbons, extra chains, jewels, exposed skin, weapons, or animal features. Do not include text, logos, outfit names, explanatory text, measurement lines, character sheet borders, multiple views, or a design sheet layout.