Pop mart hirono style custom vinyl toy

Please use only one uploaded real-life photo as the sole identity reference to transform the person into a designer vinyl collectible figure in the POP MART Hirono style, outputting a high-quality product scene image of a single figure. Strictly maintain the original person's recognizability, including face shape, facial features, hair silhouette, age, gender, skin tone, overall temperament, and identifiable clothing or accessories, ensuring the final figure clearly represents the person in the photo.

The overall style must lean heavily toward the POP MART / Hirono designer vinyl aesthetic: quiet, soft, restrained, slightly melancholic, and pensive—resembling a high-end collectible rather than a common cute doll. Use a large-head-small-body proportion (head is 2.5 to 3 times the body size), with a short, rounded body and simplified limbs. Shoes and socks can be slightly enlarged. The figure should have the weight and texture of a physical sculpture. The pose should be calm, slightly leaning forward or tilting the head down, conveying subtle emotion without exaggerated movements.

The face must retain the subject's features but translated into the Hirono temperament: half-open or slightly drooping 'sleepy eyes', thick painted eyelashes, a small and restrained pouty mouth, a minimalist nose, a rounded face, and very light blush or minor freckles. The expression should be slightly dazed, world-weary, or melancholic—no bright smiles or shiny anime eyes. Hair should follow the original silhouette but must be rendered as solid, rounded, and blocky sculptural structures; no realistic hair strands. Use low-saturation natural hair colors like soft brown, grey-brown, or soft black with a matte finish.

Clothing should reflect the original outfit but be simplified into thick, rounded, toy-like sculptural blocks, possibly slightly oversized with toy-style stitching or patches; no realistic fabric textures. Identifiable accessories (coffee cups, bags, flowers, etc.) should be transformed into slightly exaggerated matte toy accessories. Materials must be high-end matte vinyl, matte resin, or matte ceramic with slight manual sculpting and hand-painted textures; no glossy, mirror, or glass effects, and no realistic skin or hair textures.

The final output must be a single full-body figure in a product scene, not a grid or poster. Place the figure in a refined, 3D miniature themed environment (e.g., a garden corner, quiet study, or moonlit daydreaming) that looks like a brand's promotional poster. Use soft diffused product photography lighting with clean highlights and neutral exposure. Strictly avoid generic Q-style illustrations, 2D anime, Barbie-like aesthetics, or cluttered backgrounds.