Create an original, highly realistic Japanese-inspired cosplay outfit designed as a complete, wearable clothing set. The outfit should feel like premium real-world clothing rather than a cheap anime costume or mass-produced cosplay.

COLOR PALETTE:
The two main colors must be vivid orange and cyan/turquoise. Orange should be the dominant base color, while cyan is used for carefully designed patterns, borders, panels and stitching details. Use almost no black. Black should appear only in tiny functional details if absolutely necessary. Do NOT introduce blue, purple, green, yellow or other dominant colors.

MAIN JACKET / HAORI:
Create a long, elegant haori-inspired jacket reaching approximately to the upper or middle thigh. The silhouette should be slightly loose and dynamic, allowing the fabric to move naturally while walking. Use high-quality orange cotton or textured linen as the primary fabric. Add cyan geometric patterns that look intentionally designed rather than randomly printed.

The cyan pattern should begin subtly around the shoulders and become more detailed toward the lower edges and sleeves. Include a distinctive original repeating pattern inspired by flowing energy, waves and angular Japanese geometric shapes, but do not copy any existing anime character’s costume.

The jacket should have wide sleeves with realistic folds, natural fabric weight and visible stitching. The cuffs should have a refined cyan border. The inside of the jacket can contain a small amount of darker orange or muted cyan for depth.

UNDERLAYER:
Under the jacket, create a simple fitted but comfortable orange-and-cyan traditional-inspired top. It should be practical, modest and suitable for a cosplay convention. Use mostly orange fabric with a cyan collar and narrow cyan seams.

TROUSERS:
Create wide, comfortable trousers inspired by traditional Japanese hakama proportions, but redesigned as modern wearable cosplay clothing. Use a deep, rich orange fabric with cyan vertical details and subtle geometric embroidery. The trousers should have realistic fabric folds and believable construction.

WAIST:
Add a wide traditional-inspired fabric waist belt/obi. Make the main belt orange and add several cyan bands running horizontally through it. The belt should visually connect the jacket and trousers without looking oversized.

DESIGN LANGUAGE:
The entire outfit should look like one coherent original character design. It should be recognizable from a distance because of the orange-and-cyan color combination and the unique geometric pattern.

REALISM:
Photorealistic clothing photography. Real cotton, linen and woven fabric textures. Visible seams, stitching, hems, folds and realistic fabric thickness. Natural shadows and believable garment construction. No plastic-looking materials. No shiny synthetic costume fabric.

IMPORTANT:
Make the clothing look like something a real clothing designer could manufacture and a person could actually wear comfortably. Avoid exaggerated fantasy armor, glowing effects, oversized decorations or impossible shapes.

PRESENTATION:
Show the complete outfit on a neutral mannequin/model in a professional fashion-design presentation.

Generate multiple views of exactly the SAME outfit:

1. Full front view
2. Full back view
3. Left side view
4. Right side view
5. Close-up of the jacket fabric and cyan pattern
6. Close-up of the waist and belt construction
7. Full outfit in a realistic outdoor setting

Keep the design identical between all views. Do not redesign the outfit between images.
No text, logos, brand names or watermarks on the clothing.
Original design, not a copy of any existing character.

Create an original, highly realistic Japanese-inspired cosplay outfit designed as a complete, wearable clothing set. The outfit should feel like premium real-world clothing rather than a cheap anime costume or mass-produced cosplay.

COLOR PALETTE:
The two main colors must be vivid orange and cyan/turquoise. Orange should be the dominant base color, while cyan is used for carefully designed patterns, borders, panels and stitching details. Use almost no black. Black should appear only in tiny functional details if absolutely necessary. Do NOT introduce blue, purple, green, yellow or other dominant colors.

MAIN JACKET / HAORI:
Create a long, elegant haori-inspired jacket reaching approximately to the upper or middle thigh. The silhouette should be slightly loose and dynamic, allowing the fabric to move naturally while walking. Use high-quality orange cotton or textured linen as the primary fabric. Add cyan geometric patterns that look intentionally designed rather than randomly printed.

The cyan pattern should begin subtly around the shoulders and become more detailed toward the lower edges and sleeves. Include a distinctive original repeating pattern inspired by flowing energy, waves and angular Japanese geometric shapes, but do not copy any existing anime character’s costume.

The jacket should have wide sleeves with realistic folds, natural fabric weight and visible stitching. The cuffs should have a refined cyan border. The inside of the jacket can contain a small amount of darker orange or muted cyan for depth.

UNDERLAYER:
Under the jacket, create a simple fitted but comfortable orange-and-cyan traditional-inspired top. It should be practical, modest and suitable for a cosplay convention. Use mostly orange fabric with a cyan collar and narrow cyan seams.

TROUSERS:
Create wide, comfortable trousers inspired by traditional Japanese hakama proportions, but redesigned as modern wearable cosplay clothing. Use a deep, rich orange fabric with cyan vertical details and subtle geometric embroidery. The trousers should have realistic fabric folds and believable construction.

WAIST:
Add a wide traditional-inspired fabric waist belt/obi. Make the main belt orange and add several cyan bands running horizontally through it. The belt should visually connect the jacket and trousers without looking oversized.

DESIGN LANGUAGE:
The entire outfit should look like one coherent original character design. It should be recognizable from a distance because of the orange-and-cyan color combination and the unique geometric pattern.

REALISM:
Photorealistic clothing photography. Real cotton, linen and woven fabric textures. Visible seams, stitching, hems, folds and realistic fabric thickness. Natural shadows and believable garment construction. No plastic-looking materials. No shiny synthetic costume fabric.

IMPORTANT:
Make the clothing look like something a real clothing designer could manufacture and a person could actually wear comfortably. Avoid exaggerated fantasy armor, glowing effects, oversized decorations or impossible shapes.

PRESENTATION:
Show the complete outfit on a neutral mannequin/model in a professional fashion-design presentation.

Generate multiple views of exactly the SAME outfit:

1. Full front view
2. Full back view
3. Left side view
4. Right side view
5. Close-up of the jacket fabric and cyan pattern
6. Close-up of the waist and belt construction
7. Full outfit in a realistic outdoor setting

Keep the design identical between all views. Do not redesign the outfit between images.
No text, logos, brand names or watermarks on the clothing.
Original design, not a copy of any existing character.

Create an original, highly realistic Japanese-inspired cosplay outfit designed as a complete, wearable clothing set. The outfit should feel like premium real-world clothing rather than a cheap anime costume or mass-produced cosplay. COLOR PALETTE: The two main colors must be vivid orange and cyan/turquoise. Orange should be the dominant base color, while cyan is used for carefully designed patterns, borders, panels and stitching details. Use almost no black. Black should appear only in tiny functional details if absolutely necessary. Do NOT introduce blue, purple, green, yellow or other dominant colors. MAIN JACKET / HAORI: Create a long, elegant haori-inspired jacket reaching approximately to the upper or middle thigh. The silhouette should be slightly loose and dynamic, allowing the fabric to move naturally while walking. Use high-quality orange cotton or textured linen as the primary fabric. Add cyan geometric patterns that look intentionally designed rather than randomly printed. The cyan pattern should begin subtly around the shoulders and become more detailed toward the lower edges and sleeves. Include a distinctive original repeating pattern inspired by flowing energy, waves and angular Japanese geometric shapes, but do not copy any existing anime character’s costume. The jacket should have wide sleeves with realistic folds, natural fabric weight and visible stitching. The cuffs should have a refined cyan border. The inside of the jacket can contain a small amount of darker orange or muted cyan for depth. UNDERLAYER: Under the jacket, create a simple fitted but comfortable orange-and-cyan traditional-inspired top. It should be practical, modest and suitable for a cosplay convention. Use mostly orange fabric with a cyan collar and narrow cyan seams. TROUSERS: Create wide, comfortable trousers inspired by traditional Japanese hakama proportions, but redesigned as modern wearable cosplay clothing. Use a deep, rich orange fabric with cyan vertical details and subtle geometric embroidery. The trousers should have realistic fabric folds and believable construction. WAIST: Add a wide traditional-inspired fabric waist belt/obi. Make the main belt orange and add several cyan bands running horizontally through it. The belt should visually connect the jacket and trousers without looking oversized. DESIGN LANGUAGE: The entire outfit should look like one coherent original character design. It should be recognizable from a distance because of the orange-and-cyan color combination and the unique geometric pattern. REALISM: Photorealistic clothing photography. Real cotton, linen and woven fabric textures. Visible seams, stitching, hems, folds and realistic fabric thickness. Natural shadows and believable garment construction. No plastic-looking materials. No shiny synthetic costume fabric. IMPORTANT: Make the clothing look like something a real clothing designer could manufacture and a person could actually wear comfortably. Avoid exaggerated fantasy armor, glowing effects, oversized decorations or impossible shapes. PRESENTATION: Show the complete outfit on a neutral mannequin/model in a professional fashion-design presentation. Generate multiple views of exactly the SAME outfit: 1. Full front view 2. Full back view 3. Left side view 4. Right side view 5. Close-up of the jacket fabric and cyan pattern 6. Close-up of the waist and belt construction 7. Full outfit in a realistic outdoor setting Keep the design identical between all views. Do not redesign the outfit between images. No text, logos, brand names or watermarks on the clothing. Original design, not a copy of any existing character.

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