- Category
- Photography
Coastal Luxury Beauty Editorial Portrait
Create an ultra-photorealistic luxury fashion beauty portrait of an adult woman by the coast, with sculptural gold earrings, soft daylight, and an analog film aesthetic.
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Prompt template
- Format
- Text Parameterized
- Inputs
- watermark_text (text) · Optional · Default: dev
- Outputs
- Editorialportrait (image)
Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values
before using this prompt. See parameters
and defaults below.
Create an ultra-photorealistic luxury beauty fashion editorial portrait of a beautiful adult woman in a close-up three-quarter angle, with her head slightly turned and her gaze directed softly off-camera. Give her dreamy, half-lidded eyes and slightly parted full lips. Her thick, naturally voluminous, tousled dark chocolate-brown wavy hair should have wispy flyaways framing her face. Give her fair, warm porcelain-glass skin, a flawless dewy complexion, delicate freckles across her nose and cheeks, naturally thick feathered dark eyebrows, subtle taupe eyeshadow, soft brown eyeliner, naturally curled lashes, peachy blush, and nude-brown satin lips.
She wears oversized sculptural gold flower statement earrings with polished reflective metallic petals and a minimalist ivory sleeveless top with thin straps. Her expression is serene and subtly sultry. Include windswept strands across her face and suggest a soft natural coastal breeze. Set her against a pale blue ocean and overcast sky, softly blurred in the background.
Use warm diffused daylight, gentle shadows, a muted neutral color palette, shallow depth of field, and an 85mm portrait lens. Preserve realistic skin texture and exquisite detail. Give the image a cinematic analog film aesthetic suitable for a high-end Vogue fashion campaign. Render at 8K. Add a small handwritten watermark reading ${watermark-text:dev} at the bottom left. Use ultra-realistic photography; no CGI or cartoon styling.
Parameters
Replace each placeholder with your own value, or use its default when one is provided.
${watermark-text:dev}
watermark-text
Default: dev
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