POPMART Hirono-style custom realistic figurine

Please use only one uploaded real-life photo as the sole identity reference to transform the person into a single designer vinyl collectible figure in the POP MART Hirono style, and output one high-finish product scene image of that single figure. Strictly preserve the person’s recognizability, including face shape, facial feature relationships, hair silhouette, sense of age, gender traits, skin tone tendency, overall temperament, and identifiable clothing identity and accessory features from the original photo, so the final figure clearly looks like the same person from the uploaded image.

The overall style must strongly lean toward the POP MART / Hirono designer vinyl aesthetic: quiet, soft, restrained, slightly melancholic, and contemplative, like a high-end collectible art toy rather than an ordinary cute doll. Use a large-head, small-body proportion, with the head about 2.5 to 3 times the body size. The body should be short and rounded, with simplified limbs, and the shoes and socks may be slightly enlarged. The figure should have the presence and weight of a real physical sculpture. The pose should be calm, with a slight forward lean or a slightly lowered head, conveying subtle emotion without exaggerated movement.

The face must retain the subject’s original features, but translated into Hirono temperament: half-open or slightly drooping sleepy eyes, somewhat thicker painted eyelashes, a small restrained slightly pouty mouth, a minimalist nose, a rounded face, and very light blush or a few faint freckles. The expression should feel slightly dazed, slightly world-weary, and mildly melancholic—no bright smile, no sparkling anime-style eyes. The hair should follow the original silhouette, but must be rendered as solid, rounded, grouped, block-like sculptural forms, with no realistic strands. Use low-saturation natural hair colors such as soft brown, gray-brown, or soft black, finished in matte.

Clothing should preserve the feel of the original outfit, but be simplified into thick, rounded, toy-like sculptural clothing forms, possibly slightly oversized, with a small amount of toy-style stitching, patches, or lightly worn details; no realistic fabric texture. Recognizable accessories in the original image—such as a coffee cup, small bag, flowers, popsicle, book, or small toy—may be retained, but must be transformed into slightly exaggerated matte toy accessories. Materials must feel like premium matte soft vinyl, matte vinyl, matte resin, or matte ceramic, with slight hand-sculpted traces and hand-painted finishing; no gloss, no mirror-like highlights, no glass feel, no realistic skin, no realistic hair, and no visible texture maps.

The final output must be a product scene image of a single full-body figure, not a grid, not a series display, not a packaging poster, and not a full blind-box set. Place the figure in a refined, dimensional, unified miniature themed scene, like a brand art-toy promotional poster. The setting may be one of the following: an everyday coffee moment, a garden corner, cloud wandering, a quiet study, moonlit daydreaming, or small animal companionship. It should be three-dimensional, delicate, photographable, and not overly complex. Use soft diffused product photography lighting, with clean highlights, soft shadows, and neutral exposure. The overall image should look like a high-end POP MART new product promotional shot. Strictly avoid ordinary chibi illustration, 2D anime aesthetics, sweet Korean webtoon girl vibes, Barbie-doll aesthetics, realistic 3D doll aesthetics, and cluttered complicated backgrounds.