Create a highly photorealistic, cinematic extreme close-up beauty portrait using the uploaded image as the ONLY reference image and the absolute source of the person's facial identity. IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE TOP PRIORITY Use the uploaded image strictly for the person's exact facial identity. The generated woman must unmistakably remain the same person as the uploaded reference. Preserve her exact facial structure, proportions, forehead, eyebrows, eye shape and spacing, eyelids, nose shape, nostrils, lips, cupid's bow, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, and natural facial asymmetries. Do not create a generic attractive face. Do not replace, redesign, beautify, reshape, slim, enlarge, age, or de-age her features. Keep the exact identity from the uploaded image. The pose, expression, hairstyle, makeup, lighting, composition, and photographic aesthetic described below must be applied to that same face. Facial identity always takes priority over every other instruction. EMOTIONAL FEEL — SOFT ROMANCE, NOT ATTITUDE The most important emotional quality of the image is quiet, intimate romance. The expression must not feel arrogant, dominant, intimidating, fierce, seductive in an aggressive way, or like an attitude/fashion pose. Instead, create the feeling of being quietly in love with someone who is standing very close — a tender, private, emotionally warm moment. The eyes should communicate: soft affection warmth longing subtle vulnerability gentle attraction emotional intimacy a quiet "I’m looking at someone I love" feeling Keep the gaze toward the camera, but make it feel as though the camera represents the eyes of a loved one. The eyelids should be naturally relaxed rather than sharply opened. The eyebrows should remain soft and relaxed. Avoid a raised eyebrow, narrowed eyes, stern expression, intense glare, or confident smirk. The lips should be naturally relaxed and slightly parted or gently closed, with a subtle softness rather than a posed expression. The viewer should feel romance before they notice the fashion or photography. COMPOSITION & FRAMING Create an extremely tight vertical facial close-up, approximately 9:16 aspect ratio. Position the camera extremely close to the face, creating an intimate macro beauty-photography composition. The face fills almost the entire frame. Show primarily one side of the face, emphasizing: one prominent eye in the central-upper portion the eyebrow above it the upper cheek the nose extending diagonally toward the lower-left the lips prominently in the lower portion portions of the forehead, temple, cheek, and jaw near the frame edges The head is gently tilted downward and slightly turned toward the camera, creating a natural diagonal composition. The framing should feel close enough to feel personal and intimate, as though the viewer is standing only inches away. POSE & EXPRESSION Use a subtle three-quarter facial orientation. The head is slightly lowered and gently angled toward the camera. The visible eye looks directly into the lens, but with a soft, affectionate gaze rather than an intense stare. The facial muscles remain relaxed. No exaggerated smile. No dramatic pout. No model-like attitude. The expression should feel like a quiet romantic moment captured accidentally, intimate and emotionally genuine. HAIR Use long, dark, naturally textured hair framing the face. Loose strands fall naturally across the forehead and side of the face. Several extremely fine strands cross portions of the forehead, eyebrow, cheek, nose, and lower face, with a few strands softly passing near the visible eye and lips. The hair should look naturally imperfect and touchable, with individual strands clearly visible. Warm highlights should appear naturally where the light catches the hair. MAKEUP Create elegant, soft Indian-inspired editorial beauty makeup while preserving the exact facial identity. Use softly smudged dark brown/black eyeliner or kohl around the visible eye, naturally defined eyelashes, and subtle warm brown eyeshadow. Keep the eyebrows natural and softly defined. Use a deep muted brick-rose / warm terracotta lip color, with realistic texture and natural lip lines. The makeup should enhance the existing face rather than transform it. Avoid heavy contouring or overly glamorous makeup. MINIMAL NOSE JEWELLERY Add a very small, minimal and delicate silver nose ring/stud. It should be extremely subtle — a tiny refined silver hoop or petite nose stud, with no large decorative elements, chains, beads, or elaborate bridal jewellery. It should look natural, elegant, understated, and barely noticeable at first glance. LIGHTING Use warm, intimate amber cinematic lighting designed to enhance the romantic mood. A soft directional warm light comes from the front-side of the face, producing gentle copper and golden highlights across the forehead, nose, cheek, lips, and hair. The opposite side falls into soft, deep shadows. The lighting should feel like warm evening light falling across two people in a private, intimate moment. Create: soft golden skin glow warm copper highlights gentle facial shadows subtle eye catchlight delicate highlights on the lips warm reflections in the hair natural shadows from loose hair strands across the face Avoid harsh studio lighting or overly dramatic contrast that could make the expression feel aggressive. SKIN & TEXTURE Maintain highly realistic human skin with visible natural pores, fine texture, subtle imperfections, and realistic tonal variation. Do not excessively smooth or airbrush the skin. The skin should look warm, soft, natural, and touchably realistic. CAMERA & PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE High-end professional romantic beauty/editorial photography. Use an extremely close macro/portrait perspective with realistic facial proportions and shallow depth of field. The visible eye and nearby facial details should be extremely sharp, while areas farther from the focal plane gradually become softer. Use realistic optical rendering, natural highlight rolloff, subtle lens softness, and cinematic depth. No fisheye distortion, no wide-angle facial distortion, and no unnatural stretching. BACKGROUND Use a very dark, heavily blurred background in deep brown and near-black tones. The background should be indistinct and unobtrusive, allowing the warm face, eye, lips, and hair to dominate the frame. COLOR & ATMOSPHERE Rich cinematic tones of: warm amber + copper + deep chocolate brown + muted burgundy + soft golden highlights + near-black shadows. The overall image should feel warm, intimate, dreamy, romantic, private, and emotionally charged. It should resemble a beautifully captured moment between two people who are deeply attracted to each other — not a fashion model giving an attitude pose. PHOTOREALISM Ultra-photorealistic. Natural human skin. Realistic pores and fine facial texture. Individual hair strands. Natural eye reflections. Physically accurate shadows. Realistic warm light. Shallow cinematic depth of field. Premium professional camera quality. High-end romantic editorial photography. 4K-level detail. NEGATIVE DIRECTION Avoid: attitude expression, arrogant expression, angry expression, fierce stare, intimidating gaze, dominant expression, raised eyebrow, narrowed eyes, aggressive seduction, exaggerated pout, smirk, fake smile, emotionless face, overly glamorous makeup, heavy contouring, large nose ring, elaborate jewellery, plastic skin, excessive retouching, generic face, altered identity, facial reshaping, face beautification, wide-angle distortion, CGI appearance. FINAL PRIORITY The uploaded image is the ONLY reference image. Use it exclusively for the person's exact facial identity. Everything else must be generated from the written description. The final emotional impression should be: “She isn't looking at the camera with attitude — she is looking at someone she quietly loves.” Facial identity is the highest priority, followed by the soft romantic emotion, then composition, pose, lighting, styling, and photographic quality.