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Gothic Rose Princess

Gothic Rose Princess

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Create a vertical 2:3 anime-style fantasy illustration of {argument name="character name" default="a beautiful gothic princess"} viewed from a dramatic low angle as she stands beneath an ornate glass conservatory arch covered in dark roses and filigree metalwork. She has extremely long flowing {argument name="hair color" default="silver-white hair"} streaming outward in the wind, with red roses and black ribbons in her hair, but her face is intentionally covered by a centered opaque muted mauve-gray square censor block. She wears an extravagant gothic lolita ball gown in deep crimson and black, with a bodice of black lace, puffed red sleeves, a huge layered skirt shaped like a blooming rose, white translucent lace ruffles, black lace trim, and floral waist ornaments. The skirt should dominate the composition, forming one enormous detailed red rose spiral at the center, with her pale stockinged legs crossing below and black high-heeled shoes decorated with roses, ribbons, metallic ornaments, and lace. Surround her with red rose petals floating through glowing air, several blurred foreground roses, and sparkling backlight from a pastel dusk sky seen through the arched greenhouse ceiling. Use highly detailed painterly anime rendering, romantic gothic atmosphere, luminous rim light, intricate fabric folds, ornate floral details, cinematic depth of field, soft haze, and a luxurious crimson, black, ivory, and silver palette. Add a small white {argument name="watermark text" default="SynClub"} watermark in the bottom-right corner.

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