Arthur C. Doyle's great detective Sherlock Holmes, as depicted in various now public domain covers and illustrations made during Doyle's lifetime (mostly by Sidney Paget). Now in MOSS. Not sure how this came out.

Tags: P_D_S_H, black hair, receding hairline
Not in dataset, but in the original fiction: grey eyes
Accessories: smoking pipe,
Not Trained With But Enhances Age In Some Types of Generation: mature male
Common Clothing: coat, vest, collared shirt, cross tie, pants, pointy shoes (outfit varies enough there's no "one" outfit trained, but using these will give a fairly recognizable look. Prepend whatever colors you want)
Secondary clothing pieces: top hat, open jacket, smoking jacket (prepending "silk" can enhance texture here)
Only in dataset once: deerstalker
Negative: cross (stops crucifix from showing up when "cross tie" is used), facial hair (associated so heavily with "mature male" it may be needed as a negative if that's used)

No changes from Illustrious. Feel free to experiment with the provided training data: That's the main reason I did a LoRA with only such data. Be advised some of it did have basic GIMP work done by me to remove other figures from frame.