Ultra Realistic Fashion Portrait Prompt

A prompt for generating an ultra-realistic fashion portrait using gpt-image-2 (referred to as gpt2 in text but context implies image gen). Note: 'gpt2' usually refers to text model, but user says 'Image was generated using gpt2'. Given the strict filter, if 'gpt2' is ambiguous or refers to old LLM, it might be rejected. However, looking at the pattern 'gpt image 2', 'gpt2' is likely a typo for gpt-image-2 or similar. But wait, the instructions say: 'Set hasPrompt=false for Prompts for ANY other AI model... A tweet that MENTIONS gpt-image-2 but shares a prompt for a DIFFERENT model — set hasPrompt=false'. The text says 'gpt2'. This is ambiguous. Let's look closer. 'gpt2' is definitely NOT 'gpt-image-2'. It's likely a mistake by the user or referring to a different tool. However, often users shorten 'gpt-image-2' to 'gpt2' incorrectly. But strictly speaking, 'gpt2' is a specific older model. If I treat it as noise/typo for gpt-image-2, I might include it. But the prompt filter is strict. Let's look at other tweets. Tweet 2100429164914557427 says 'Gpt image 2'. Tweet 2100779368318701669 says 'GPT Image 2'. Tweet 2100839251294446037 says 'GPT Image 2'. Tweet 2100812124109091018 says 'gpt2'. This is likely a typo for gpt-image-2 or just generic. Given the risk, I will mark isTweetAboutTargetModel=false because 'gpt2' is not 'gpt-image-2' and could refer to the legacy text model or be too vague. Actually, re-reading the semantic variants: 'gpt image 2', 'gpt-image2', 'gpt-2 image'. 'gpt2' alone is risky. I will reject it to be safe.