Straighten / Fix Posture in Photo

Use the uploaded image as the exact base reference. TASK: Subtly correct the subject's posture — straightening a slouched or hunched position to appear more confident and upright. POSTURE CORRECTION: – Straighten the spine: bring shoulders back and down into a natural, confident position – Lift the chest/torso subtly for a more open, confident posture – Correct forward head posture: align the head over the shoulders naturally – Level the shoulders if one appears higher than the other – Straighten the neck for a more elongated, confident appearance – If the subject is leaning awkwardly, adjust to a natural upright position NATURAL BOUNDARIES: – The correction must look completely natural — NOT rigid or military-stiff – Maintain the casual/natural energy of the original photo — just reduce the slouch – Clothing should adjust naturally with the posture change (wrinkles shift, fabric drape changes) – Arms and hands should remain in their natural position relative to the improved posture – The background behind the corrected areas must be seamlessly reconstructed PRESERVATION RULES (STRICT): – Do NOT change face, expression, hair, skin, or complexion – Do NOT change the outfit design — only adjust how it sits on the corrected posture – Do NOT change the background (except seamless fill behind adjusted areas) – Do NOT change lighting, color, or overall composition – Keep the same energy/mood of the photo OUTPUT: The exact same photo with subtly improved posture — confident, upright, and naturally corrected.