
A luxury fragrance poster for fictional perfume house LUNEA, merging emotional intimacy, material precision, and curatorial minimalism into one unified image. Preserve the exact beauty-editorial structure: a clean high-key off-white background, the right half of an adult Western white girl’s face filling the right edge, a central rectangular perfume bottle in the lower middle foreground, and a large soft translucent flower blooming behind and slightly above the bottle like visible scent. The bottle is the absolute visual leader, while the face and flower act as quiet amplifiers. Use a tight front-facing close-up with strong negative space, calm vertical balance, and refined still-life discipline. The girl is photoreal, adult, naturally proportioned, anatomically correct, with realistic pale skin, visible freckles, subtle pores, natural lips, soft peach undertones, clean brows, natural lashes, and a serene neutral expression. Only half her face is visible on the right edge, vertically cropped, with one eye clearly readable and softly aligned with the bottle. Her skin must feel alive and real, never plastic or over-retouched. The perfume bottle is original and highly premium: transparent rectangular glass with warm blush-tinted edges, pale champagne-rose liquid inside, crisp beveled corners, refined thickness, subtle inner reflections, and a polished cylindrical cap in dark bronze or smoked gold. The label system is minimal and English only: brand mark “LUNEA” centered on the bottle, with one tiny support line such as “floral skin perfume”. Typography on the bottle is thin, luxurious, restrained, and perfectly spaced. The bottle sits large and centered, sharply lit, with clean readable edges and high-end cosmetic realism. Behind the bottle, place one large soft flower with broad translucent petals in a warm ivory-peach tone, like an iris or couture silk bloom, opening outward as a scent halo. The petals are delicate, semi-translucent, softly backlit, with fine veining, gentle curvature, and organic overlap. Add one or two dark green leaves near the lower left base for quiet balance, but keep them minimal and secondary. The flower should feel partly botanical, partly couture fabric, reinforcing softness and rarity without overpowering the bottle. Lighting is refined, soft, and sculptural: a large diffused frontal key with slight side direction, subtle warm sunlight character, clean highlights on the glass shoulders and cap, soft transmission through the liquid, delicate rim separation on the petals, and smooth facial modeling without harsh contrast. Keep the image clean, luminous, and free of dirty shadows or visual noise. Color hierarchy: 60% warm ivory, cream, and pale skin tones, 30% blush glass and soft peach floral tones, 10% dark bronze cap and deep green leaf accents. Materials must feel hyperreal and tactile: glass refraction, polished metal, translucent petals, living skin texture, and premium editorial print finish. If external typography is used, keep it minimal and distant, such as one short elegant line like “Quiet Bloom” or “Skin of Light”, placed far from the bottle and face with a tiny LUNEA wordmark. If it weakens the stillness, omit the external headline and let the bottle typography carry the image. The final result should feel like Orbit, Transit, and Port fused together: intimate, materially exact, globally refined, and rare. No copied branding, no extra objects, no muddy shadows, no warped bottle geometry, no broken label text, no distorted facial anatomy, no over-smoothed skin, no dirty background, no clutter.
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