

Create a photorealistic, full-length editorial fashion shot of a stylish young woman posing inside a dimly lit, old-school vinyl record shop. Her long, wavy jet-black hair falls naturally around her shoulders, with delicate fringe bangs and slim black cat-eye sunglasses adding a chic, retro-rock aesthetic. She wears a charcoal ribbed cropped cardigan decorated with tiny black bows and buttons, paired with a sleek black leather mini skirt and chunky knee-high platform boots. A miniature black electric guitar rests against the front of her thighs, suspended from a thin shoulder strap, while her hands are loosely folded together in a relaxed, effortless pose. The setting features tightly packed wooden shelves of vinyl albums, framed music artwork against deep-toned walls, and glowing amber pendant lamps that cast a nostalgic golden hue throughout the shop. The surroundings feel intimate, authentic, and filled with vintage musical character. Visual direction: High-end magazine photography with a cinematic rock-inspired mood. Warm, low-key illumination, lifelike skin and hair detail, believable anatomy, rich leather and knit textures, delicate film grain, and gentle background blur. Shoot from eye level with a balanced, centered composition, keeping the woman fully visible from head to boots. Ultra-detailed, natural-looking 4K realism. Negative prompt: Illustration, anime, CGI appearance, artificial skin, facial blur, deformed hands, extra fingers, missing limbs, distorted anatomy, incorrectly positioned guitar, floating objects, duplicated accessories, harsh saturation, cropped feet, lettering, watermarks, or logos.
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