053오늘 뭐 입지

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create ONE finished Korean social-story meme card that answers "오늘 뭐 입지?" for "【이름】". The birthday is "【생일】"; today's plan is "【오늘 약속】"; the clothing presentation preference is "【스타일】". Recommend one complete, wearable outfit for TODAY: top, bottom, shoes, and one accessory. Include a practical outer layer as part of the top when the checked temperature or weather calls for it. The result is a playful personal suggestion, not a prediction, personality diagnosis, shopping ad, or promise that the clothes will fit. The recipient should be able to save the card and say "오늘 이거 입으래". First produce exactly one image. AFTER the image, write exactly one short Korean caption as a separate plain chat-text line, such as "나 오늘 이거 입으래ㅋㅋ"; do not put that caption inside the image or add a second image, explanation, or list.

[Optional MBTI input]
MBTI: "【MBTI】"

[Current moment, weather, and outfit decision — silently resolve before drawing]
Check the actual current local date, clock time, and weekday when this prompt is run. Use Korea Standard Time if the user's time zone is unknown. Do not reuse a date from the birthday, an example, or earlier conversation. Determine the current season from the checked date and the location's climate. Find the user's location only from information genuinely available in the conversation or tools. If none is known, use SEOUL, KOREA as an explicitly labeled reference location, never as a claim that the user is in Seoul. Use a live weather or forecast lookup yourself, before choosing clothes: verify the location, current air temperature, today's expected high/low or the temperature during the likely outing, rain or snow, and wind when available. For a morning outfit that may be worn into evening, consider the day's range rather than only the current reading. Do not ask the user for date, time, season, weather, temperature, or location. Never invent a number, condition, forecast, or holiday. If live weather cannot be checked, say "날씨 확인 안 됨" on the card instead of displaying made-up weather, and choose adjustable seasonal layers without claiming a verified temperature. If the default location is used, print "서울 기준" with any weather or temperature line. Weather should influence FABRIC WEIGHT and layering, not just the color of a background.
Pick one coherent outfit that a person could really wear for "【오늘 약속】" in the checked conditions. For 출근, favor an ordinary usable commute and workplace outfit; for 데이트, a neat but comfortable look; for 친구, a relaxed social look; for 집콕, comfortable indoor pieces with season-appropriate warmth; for 운동, activity-appropriate breathable clothes and practical shoes, with a removable layer if cool. Adapt rain or snow to suitable footwear and outerwear; adapt heat and humidity to breathable, lighter fabric; adapt cold and wind to warmer layers and covered shoes. The exact fabrics and thickness must make physical sense for the verified temperature range. Do not call a thin tee enough for freezing weather or a heavy padded coat necessary in heat. "【스타일】" expresses a requested clothing silhouette or presentation only: "여성" can use a feminine styled look, "남성" a masculine styled look, and "상관없음" a freely chosen gender-neutral or mixed look. Do not infer the person's gender, body, size, profession, budget, or existing wardrobe from it. Give only ONE outfit, no alternate looks, no brand, no shopping link, and no price.
Use the birthday as a light personal motif: when "【생일】" is valid, derive the Western sun sign from month and day accurately and let it influence only the playful one-line interpretation or color choice. It must never override weather, occasion, or comfort. If the birthday is malformed or the sign is uncertain near a boundary, use the readable birth month without inventing a sign. If the optional MBTI line is absent, omit MBTI entirely, including empty tags; if present, use the four letters only as a tiny joke, never a fixed trait claim. Choose exactly one point color that appears on one real garment or accessory, not a random decorative color. Compose one short, natural Korean interpretation tying "【이름】", the plan, and a playful birthday or MBTI cue to the chosen outfit. Keep "재미로 보는" visible beside that interpretation.

[Scene]
One flat vertical finished social card, without a phone frame. The hero is a single carefully styled overhead flat-lay photograph of the COMPLETE recommended outfit on a plain warm-neutral studio surface. Show one clearly identifiable top or top-plus-necessary-outer-layer, one bottom, one pair of shoes, and one accessory, all belonging to the same coordinated look. Arrange them as real garments with natural folds, believable scale, contact shadows, and a little breathing room. Keep a clear, quiet zone for readable labels. Make the items photographically real, not a fashion sketch, collage of unrelated catalog cutouts, mannequin, avatar, or person. Before drawing, if web reference is available, look at real flat-lay clothing photographs and real fabric close-ups for natural drape, weave, seams, stitching, leather or suede grain, knit loops, denim twill, and shoe construction. Use references for physical texture and arrangement only; do not reproduce one source image, a recognizable product design, brand mark, or embedded text. If reference search is unavailable, use general knowledge of real clothing photography and maintain the same realism. The materials shown must match the fabrics and warmth named in the labels.

[Attached photo]
No upload is required. If the user attaches a photo of a garment in the same conversation, use it only as an optional visual reference for that garment's actual color, cut, and texture if it fits today's coherent outfit. Do not copy logos or printed brand names. Do not let an unrelated attachment force unsuitable clothes for the weather or plan. Do not add a person's face or body.

[Text layout]
Use this top-to-bottom order. On 9:16, keep all meaningful writing inside the central story-safe area, roughly 10–90% of the full canvas height. On shorter portrait ratios, compress blank space while keeping the same reading order and legibility. Render the resulting Korean strings exactly, with verified date, weather, selected garment names, and point color. Quotation marks are instructions, not characters to draw.
- At the top: "【이름】의 오늘 코디" in large bold Korean type. It must be the first and most prominent line.
- Directly under it: one compact checked date-and-weekday line. Add the weather in the form "서울 기준 · 18°C · 흐림" ONLY if those exact location, temperature, and condition were genuinely verified for generation time; replace the example values with the real checked values. For a known user location, use its real name instead. If weather was unavailable, use only "날씨 확인 안 됨" after the checked date. Never print this example's 18°C as though it were live data.
- Next: "재미로 보는" plus ONE short personalized Korean interpretation line, approximately 35 characters or fewer. No claim of fate or stable personality.
- Middle 34–72% of the usable area: the large, single realistic outfit flat lay. All four categories are visible at once. Place no text over busy cloth, shoe details, or the point-color item.
- Below or beside the photograph in clean high-contrast type: exactly four compact labels, "상의  [specific top and necessary outer layer]", "하의  [specific bottom]", "신발  [specific shoes]", and "소품  [specific accessory]". Each label must name what is actually visible, with coherent color and material. Keep the item names short enough to read on a phone.
- Under those labels: "오늘의 포인트 컬러  [one specific Korean color name]" with one small solid swatch matching an actual item. Also show "옷 두께  [short, practical thickness/layering phrase]". The thickness phrase must reflect the checked temperature and conditions if available; if weather was unavailable, phrase it as an adjustable seasonal layer, not an observed forecast.
- Very bottom, lower than all other text: "promptpan.com" alone, tiny, pale, and still legible. It is a quiet source credit, not a second headline.

[Style]
A polished but lightly funny Korean daily outfit result card for posting to an Instagram story or sharing in chat. Clean editorial layout with warm white, pale gray, or another restrained surface, dark charcoal text, thin rules, and one small point-color swatch. Let the actual clothing and its tactile quality dominate. Use consistent margins, clear section spacing, and text large enough to survive a phone screenshot. The presentation can change with the day's outfit, but every result should feel like a real person's practical daily choice rather than a fashion advertisement.

[Visual hierarchy]
First read "【이름】의 오늘 코디". Second read the complete photographed outfit. Third read the four garment labels and their actual color/material. Fourth read the checked date and weather, thickness, one-line interpretation, and small footer. Keep the weather and thickness readable enough that the viewer knows why these clothes suit today. Do not let decorative badges consume the space needed for the outfit.

[Lighting and texture]
Soft side window or large studio-softbox light with plausible highlights and soft contact shadows. Show cotton weave and slight creasing, knit loops, denim diagonal twill and stitching, wool nap, linen slubs, shoe laces, leather grain, rubber soles, and metal hardware only where those materials actually occur. Clothes should have realistic gravity and flexible fabric edges rather than hard plastic outlines. A jacket or coat must appear as a real wearable layer with an opening, collar, and sleeves; shoes must be a matching pair with normal anatomy and scale. Avoid waxy surfaces, melted seams, impossible folds, hyper-smooth synthetic-looking cloth, and over-sharpened catalog gloss.

[Text rules]
All image text is Korean except an optional four-letter MBTI and the exact footer "promptpan.com". Render the exact entered name. If MBTI was blank, show no MBTI mention or placeholder. Do not print input menu words merely because they were selected; incorporate the plan naturally into the interpretation. Never print bracketed instructions, the example weather, an unverified temperature, a stock product name, a brand, or the separate social caption inside the card. The garment labels must correspond one-to-one with the photographed items. If space is tight, shorten the interpretation and garment descriptions before shrinking the name, the four category labels, or the temperature/thickness line. Keep Korean syllables accurate and uncropped.

[Avoid]
multiple outfits or backup looks; human models, faces, hands, mannequins; repeated or missing garments; mismatched label and photo; garments too thin or thick for the checked conditions; fabricated weather or location; fortune certainty; fixed MBTI personality claims; gender or body assumptions; brands, logos, shopping links, prices, storefronts; illustration, 3D render, fantasy fabric, plastic shine; neon, lens flare, busy props, giant URL, watermark, or caption text inside the image