
Hyper-realistic IMAX-level Netflix-style cinematic double-exposure 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 black crew-neck top, high-waisted black jeans with a black belt and silver buckle, and an oversized charcoal-grey textured blazer with casually rolled sleeves. She stands facing the camera with her legs slightly apart, both hands resting inside her front pockets, elbows relaxed outward and shoulders naturally squared. Her face is turned slightly to one side behind round black sunglasses, with relaxed brows, softly closed lips and a composed, confident expression. Her long chestnut-brown hair has a subtle side part and loose, voluminous waves falling over her shoulders, with warm highlights along the edges. A large, softly blended close-up of her sunglass-covered face and flowing hair fills the left background, while her full standing figure occupies the right foreground, creating a clean, intentional double-exposure composition. Fair luminous porcelain skin with a bright ivory to light beige tone, neutral-cool undertones and natural realistic texture. Use a deep warm-brown studio background with a soft amber spotlight entering from the upper right, golden rim lighting on her hair and shoulders, and gentle shadows shaping the blazer. Rich espresso browns, muted charcoal, deep blacks and honey-gold highlights create a sophisticated cinematic colour grade with controlled contrast, warm filmic glow and subtle atmospheric depth. Negative prompt: mismatched facial identity between layers, duplicated features, distorted sunglasses, deformed hands, incorrect proportions, plastic skin, harsh oversaturation, text, watermark.
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