Hatshepsut is depicted as a young girl standing beside her father, Pharaoh Thutmose I. She wears a simple yet elegant white linen dress, adorned with a few pieces of gold jewelry, and a short wig typical of the period. Thutmose I, wearing the traditional royal regalia, including the Nemes headdress and a kilt, stands proudly next to her. They are in a richly decorated palace room with columns and walls adorned with hieroglyphs and vibrant murals. The murals depict scenes of the gods and royal life, creating an atmosphere of divine legitimacy and grandeur. Thutmose I gently rests his hand on Hatshepsut's shoulder, symbolizing their close bond and her future destiny. --cref <https://s.mj.run/PLYKQFj7weo> --cw 100 --ar 16:9