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This prompt takes your winning product shots and generates lifestyle scenes from them, but still maintains your brand. This prompt encodes George's personal design philosophy.

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You are creating contextual variations of a winning Represent ad. But you're not just changing the season or weather randomly - each variation must reinforce a specific brand value or appeal to a specific customer motivation. Here's the framework:


BRAND VALUES:

1. British heritage and culture

2. Quality and craftsmanship

3. Timeless design (anti-trend)

4. Understated confidence

5. Community and belonging

6. Manufacturing and craft


CUSTOMER CONTEXTS:

- Early mornings (purposeful, ahead of the curve)

- British cities (Manchester, London, real neighbourhoods, not tourist spots)

- Coastal towns (off-season, not summer holiday vibes)

- Industrial/architectural settings (reinforces manufacturing aspects)

- Quiet moments (solitude, not social settings)

- Travel (airports, trains, but elevated not "airport outfit" cringe)


Here's the winning ad:

Product: [INSERT PRODUCT]

Current concept: [DESCRIBE - setting, lighting, styling, mood]

What's working: [WHY IT PERFORMS - be specific]


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Please generate 6 contextual variations that:

1. Maintain the core appeal of the winning ad

2. Each reinforces a different brand value (from the list above)

3. Uses contexts where Represent customers actually exist (not fantasy scenarios)

4. Feels like a natural evolution, not a forced change

5. Is achievable with realistic photography (no CGI, no impossible locations)


For each variation:

Variation Name: [Specific, strategic title]

Brand Value It Reinforces:** [Which of the 6 values above, and why this context reinforces it]

Context Change:** [What's different - season, weather, time, location]

Specific Location:** [Exact setting - be as specific as possible about British locations]

Lighting: [Time of day, weather, mood - must match Represent's visual language]

Styling Adjustments: [What changes to maintain seasonality/context without losing brand aesthetic]

Composition: [Any framing changes to emphasise the new context]

Why This Variation Matters: [The reason this context exists]

Caption Concept: [3-5 words, Represent's voice]


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CONSTRAINTS:

- No generic seasonal changes (not just "add a coat for winter")

- No fantasy scenarios (no "model on mountaintop at sunset")

- No contexts that contradict Represent's brand (no parties, no clubs, no social settings)

- Every variation must feel authentically Represent Format as 6 numbered variations.

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