
Photorealistic full-length studio portrait of an average young adult woman in her late 20s to early 30s, with a natural appearance, realistic facial features, long dark hair, natural skin texture, and a calm, confident expression. She stands with a relaxed but self-assured posture, hands casually placed in her pockets and one leg slightly forward. She wears a stylish, comfortable, contemporary outfit: an oversized taupe/beige blazer, fitted cream ribbed top, high-waisted dark charcoal or black wide-leg jeans with a simple black belt, clean minimalist white sneakers, and subtle understated jewelry. The overall look is modern, elegant, effortless, and fashion-forward without being overly styled. Professional minimalist photography studio with a dark neutral charcoal background and subtle floor texture. Soft directional key light focused on the subject, gentle shadow falloff, high contrast, and strong subject isolation. Lighting naturally highlights her facial structure, hair, clothing textures, and silhouette while keeping the background understated. Sharp focus on the subject, shallow depth of field, realistic skin pores and texture, natural hair strands, detailed fabric textures, authentic proportions, editorial fashion photography aesthetic, cinematic yet natural lighting, ultra-photorealistic, high resolution, premium fashion campaign quality. Negative prompt: blur, excessive skin retouching, plastic skin, unrealistic facial features, exaggerated makeup, overly dramatic fashion styling, revealing clothing, cluttered background, extra limbs, distorted hands, malformed fingers, unnatural body proportions, cartoon, CGI, illustration, artificial-looking skin.
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