Replace “a muted coral flamingo curved around the face so its neck frames one eye” with “a large muted coral flamingo dominating the foreground, its head and sweeping neck occupying most of the frame while the model appears partially behind it.” Keep “vertical composition,” but add “flamingo in sharp primary focus” to move visual priority toward the bird.

Replace “soft diffused lighting” with “dramatic chiaroscuro side-lighting with deep sculptural shadows,” and replace “cool light-gray/white” with “matte charcoal studio background.” Change “pastel color palette” to “desaturated coral, graphite gray, and ivory palette” so the pink-gray relationship remains but loses its airy softness.

Keep the fixed structure “ethereal high-fashion editorial portrait,” “androgynous pale model,” “minimalist studio background,” and “vertical composition,” then replace “muted coral flamingo” with a new subject such as “a cobalt-blue heron” or “an ivory swan.” Swap “its neck frames one eye” for a repeatable pose instruction such as “its curved neck frames the cheek and one eye,” while changing the palette phrase to match each bird’s color.