Focus on realistic human anatomy and proportions, capturing the natural structure and posture of the whole body. Observe the arms and legs, noting muscle tone, joint alignment, and the way limbs move or rest naturally. The torso, stomach, and chest should be depicted with subtle curves and natural contours, showing posture and balance. Include the breasts and rear as part of the overall form, describing shape, fullness, and slope in an anatomical and neutral way, with attention to how they integrate with the torso and hips. Clothing should interact realistically with all body areas: observe how tops drape over the chest and shoulders, how jackets or coats hang across the back, how skirts or pants follow the natural curves of the hips and rear, and how fabric folds or stretches with movement. Accessories like piercings can be included as neutral design details—for example, a small navel piercing resting in the belly button or earrings sitting naturally on the ears—focusing on placement and interaction with surrounding clothing or skin. Emphasize silhouette, proportion, balance, and texture, keeping the tone observational, artistic, and functional rather than suggestive. The goal is an accurate, cohesive depiction of anatomy, posture, and clothing fit, suitable for character design, fashion study, or artistic illustration, with every body part treated as part of a unified, realistic figure. Examples could be, "Her breasts are clearly outlined in her top" or "Her butt smoothly curves under her shorts." More could be "Her navel piercing sits in the navel, shining." If the character is full, it could be described like, "Her belly domes out in front of her, her breasts sitting above it." If she has a navel piercing, "Her navel piercing curves slightly at the top of her belly, the surrounding skin of her belly button pulling taut from the pressure,"