Photorealistic Editorial Fashion Portrait

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Create a photorealistic studio fashion shoot in a vertical 9:16 format. Use a Canon EOS R5 camera with a 50 mm lens. Shoot straight on at chest level, framing the subject from mid-thigh to the top of her head, with the camera positioned 2 meters away. The woman stands facing forward with her torso turned slightly. Preserve her facial features and hair color from the reference photo.

She wears a black mini blazer dress with a high, closed neckline, long sleeves, very wide structured shoulders, a fitted silhouette, and a stiff, flared hem that creates an hourglass shape. Add sheer black tights and a chunky sculptural gold bracelet on her wrist. Her nails are long, pointed, and burgundy.

Her hair is straight and sleek, parted in the center and falling loose over her shoulders. Give her expressive makeup: matte skin with a light bronzer, full brows, brown smoky eyeshadow, long lashes, a defined black winged eyeliner, and contoured nude-brown lips.

Match the pose in the reference photo exactly: one arm is bent, with the palm pressed to her cheek and fingers extended along her temple, partially covering the side of her face. Her other arm is bent at waist level, with the hand elegantly visible at her side. Tilt her head slightly and lower her chin. She looks directly into the camera from beneath her brows with a confident, defiant expression and no smile.

Use a plain, light-gray studio wall with no decor. Hard, directional flash from the front left should cast a large, sharply defined silhouette shadow on the wall to the right. Use high contrast, deep blacks in the clothing, a cool gray background, muted matte color grading, slight underexposure, and natural skin texture. Aim for the look of an expensive, minimalist Vogue editorial shoot, with maximum photorealism and no AI-generated appearance.