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Dark Floral Japanese Editorial Portrait

Dark Floral Japanese Editorial Portrait

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Create a vertical cinematic fine-art portrait of a young East Asian woman in an elegant dark floral gown, set against a deep matte black background. The woman has {argument name="hair style" default="short wavy black bob with soft bangs"}, porcelain skin, delicate makeup, and a calm melancholic expression, looking down and to the right rather than at the viewer. Her shoulders are bare under sheer black tulle, with a lace-like black choker and embroidered blossoms across the bodice. Around and behind her, compose an ornate Japanese-inspired abstract collage: exactly 5 prominent white satin ribbon streams spiraling vertically through the image, 7 large visible cream or white flowers, 4 red or rust circular paper fan/disc motifs, 3 dark folding fan shapes, many fine gold botanical line drawings, thin looping gold arcs, scattered bronze ink splatters, antique beige paper textures, and layered dried-flower silhouettes. The main decorative column rises from the lower center to the upper left, while the portrait occupies the lower-right third. Use a luxurious dark palette of black, ivory, antique gold, sepia, muted red, and warm bronze. Lighting should be dramatic and soft, with the face and shoulder gently illuminated from the front-left, glossy highlights on skin, and surrounding collage elements fading into shadow. Style: ultra-detailed photorealistic fashion editorial mixed with Japanese paper collage, lacquerware elegance, wabi-sabi textures, high contrast, shallow depth of field, no text, no watermark, no border.

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