Using my uploaded portrait/photo as the PRIMARY identity reference and the provided historical Qajar-era photographs as

Using my uploaded portrait/photo as the PRIMARY identity reference and the provided historical Qajar-era photographs as the SECONDARY visual and historical-style reference, transform me into a completely authentic-looking woman photographed in late Qajar-era Iran.

IDENTITY PRESERVATION — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT:
Preserve my recognizable facial identity as accurately as possible.
Keep my natural facial structure, face shape, eyes, nose, lips, cheek structure, jawline, eyebrows, and overall likeness.
Do NOT replace my face with a generic historical woman's face.
Do NOT beautify, idealize, slim, reshape, or Westernize my facial features.
I should clearly look like the same person transported into the Qajar period.
Preserve my natural facial asymmetry, distinctive features, and recognizable identity.

BODY SHAPE & PROPORTIONS — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT:
Make me clearly and unmistakably a very full-bodied, heavy, plus-size woman while preserving realistic human anatomy and natural proportions.
Do NOT make me slim, athletic, tall, elongated, narrow-waisted, or conventionally model-like.
Keep substantial natural fullness throughout my body, including my torso, waist, hips, arms, shoulders, and overall body volume.
My body should look genuinely heavy and large, not merely covered by oversized clothing.
Preserve believable proportions and realistic distribution of body weight.
Do NOT artificially exaggerate the body into grotesque or unrealistic obesity; make me naturally and visibly very heavy and full-bodied.
The clothing must naturally fit and drape over my genuinely heavy body, showing realistic fabric tension, folds, volume, and weight.
Do not artificially slim or conceal my body shape.

HISTORICAL TRANSFORMATION:
Place me in the social and visual world of late 19th / early 20th century Qajar Iran.
The styling should be inspired by authentic Qajar women's studio portraits and the historical references provided.
Everything about the image should feel historically plausible and specifically Iranian Qajar-era, not merely generically "old-fashioned."

WARDROBE:
Dress me in historically appropriate upper-class Qajar women's clothing inspired by the reference photographs:

- long traditional Qajar dress
- voluminous skirt
- layered garments
- richly textured traditional fabrics
- fitted upper garment
- authentic traditional waist treatment
- authentic Persian textile patterns
- period-appropriate embroidery and ornamentation
- traditional shawl / veil / head covering where appropriate
- historically plausible jewelry
- small traditional earrings
- period-appropriate accessories

The clothing must look physically real and naturally fitted to my substantially fuller, heavier body.
The garments should follow my actual body volume rather than making me appear slim underneath them.
Avoid theatrical costumes, fantasy clothing, modern adaptations, Ottoman styling, Victorian styling, or generic "Arabian" clothing.
The result must specifically evoke Qajar-era Iranian fashion.

HAIR & EYEBROWS — IMPORTANT:
Recreate the characteristic visual appearance of Qajar-era women's studio portraits while preserving my recognizable facial identity.
Keep my natural hair color and fundamental facial characteristics, but style the hair in an authentic period-appropriate manner.
Create authentic historical hair volume and arrangement, including period-appropriate braids, curls, or head coverings where appropriate.

Make my eyebrows clearly and naturally connected into a continuous, dense unibrow across the bridge of the nose, strongly inspired by authentic late Qajar women's photographic portraits.
The connected eyebrows should be thick, dark, naturally shaped, anatomically plausible, and fully integrated with my existing facial structure.
Preserve my natural eyebrow thickness and general shape while connecting the brows naturally.