Collection mode par inspiration

Create a concept fashion design sheet that translates a non-fashion inspiration source into wearable garments. Take the product, place, cuisine, craft, or cultural reference described in the user request and extract its visual DNA — signature colors, materials, surface textures, and iconic shapes — then design apparel that sits at the exact center of those anchors. Lay the result out as a clean designer presentation: one or more full-body looks on softly lit figures, surrounded by small callouts showing the source anchors as a texture swatch, a color chip strip, and a material close-up, with thin lines connecting each anchor to the part of the garment it informed. Render fabrics with believable drape, weave, and finish so the translation feels like couture rather than costume; the source should be recognizable through palette, texture, and silhouette, never through printed logos or written brand names. Use a neutral studio backdrop, balanced margins, and small elegant labels naming each anchor generically. If the user supplies several references, arrange the looks as an even grid with one look per reference. No brand names, no logos, no watermark. User request: a green glass lager bottle with a red ribbon label, or Andalusian tilework, saffron dishes, and flamenco silhouettes