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Two Women in Pastel Pajama Bedroom

Two Women in Pastel Pajama Bedroom

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Create a realistic, softly lit lifestyle photograph of two young East Asian women sitting close together on a cozy bed in a pastel bedroom, facing the camera with gentle natural smiles. The woman on the left is {argument name="left character" default="a young East Asian woman with long straight black hair parted slightly off-center"}, wearing {argument name="left outfit" default="cream pajamas with a tiny pink floral print"} and hugging a square beige textured pillow across her lap. The woman on the right is {argument name="right character" default="a young East Asian woman with shoulder-length dark brown hair and soft wispy bangs"}, wearing {argument name="right outfit" default="pale blue vertical striped button-up pajamas with white piping"} and holding a fluffy ivory heart-shaped pillow. Place them shoulder-to-shoulder in the center of the frame, waist-up to knees visible, with relaxed hands and distinct faces, hairstyles, and outfits that do not blend together. The bedroom should feel warm and feminine: white metal bedframe, cream and blush bedding, a large pale pink pillow on the right, a furry pink cushion on the left edge, a bedside table with a pleated warm lamp, a small framed picture, and a vase of pale pink roses. Add softly blurred pastel wall prints in the background, sheer white curtains glowing with daylight from the left, warm beige and blush color grading, shallow depth of field, clean natural skin texture, high-resolution photorealism, no text, no watermark, no extra people.

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