Moody Bedroom Fashion Portrait

Hyper-realistic IMAX-level Netflix-style moody indoor fashion portrait, 9:16 vertical. Use the uploaded image as the primary visual reference and preserve the exact facial identity, proportions, and defining features. Create a woman wearing a fitted soft blush-pink short-sleeve T-shirt, high-waisted light-blue denim shorts with naturally frayed hems, and a delicate small pendant necklace. She stands beside a tall window with her body angled slightly toward the camera, her left hand resting lightly on the window ledge, right arm hanging naturally beside her body with relaxed fingers, hips subtly shifted to one side, one leg planted while the other crosses naturally in front, creating a gentle S-shaped posture; her shoulders remain relaxed and her head tilts slightly toward her right shoulder. She looks directly into the camera with a soft, warm expression, relaxed eyelids, gently curved eyebrows, a subtle closed-lip smile, relaxed jaw and an effortless feminine calm. Her long warm-brown hair is parted slightly off-center with a soft lifted crown, flowing in large natural waves over her left shoulder and down her back; the front layers curve around her cheek and jaw, while the lower sections form loose irregular waves with natural volume and a few fine flyaway strands around the face. Fair luminous porcelain skin with a bright ivory to light beige tone and neutral-cool undertone, natural realistic texture with soft tonal variation. A quiet bedroom interior surrounds her, with a tall window and sheer curtains on the left, a softly blurred bed on the right and minimal warm furnishings in the background. Moody window light enters from the left, illuminating one side of her face, hair and upper body with a soft muted glow while the opposite side falls into gentle shadow; the curtains diffuse the daylight so the highlights remain soft rather than bright, with subtle rim light tracing the outer hair and shoulder. Moody pastel colour grading

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