Warm, Intimate Bedroom Portrait of a Woman

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reference_photo (image) · Required

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portrait_image (image)

Using the provided reference photo, create an ultra-realistic, close-up portrait without changing the woman's appearance. She is seated gracefully and femininely on a modern luxury bed, embracing her bent knees, with her body turned to the right. Her head is tilted and resting on one hand. She looks toward the camera through slightly narrowed eyes with a warm, playful smile that gives the portrait a gentle mood.

Her very long, straight, smooth, naturally tousled hair has slight volume at the roots and is swept to one side. She wears a long, fitted black dress with thin straps, contrasting with the dark background. Give her an hourglass figure, wide hips, a narrow waist, and a full size-4 bust.

Set the scene in a softly lit interior with warm brown and beige walls, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The woman sits on a modern luxury bed. Use a plain, uncluttered background that remains clearly defined, and keep the focus on her figure. Compose the image intimately, with warm evening light and a cozy, slightly melancholic mood. Use a brown-and-black palette with smooth transitions between light and shadow. Overhead warm light from above and the side should emphasize the curves of her shoulder and knee and create soft shadows and highlights on her skin; also use a hard flash. Keep the image dark-toned.

Give her an even skin tone with a dewy glow. Her thick eyebrows are groomed in a laminated style. Add dewy highlighter to her cheekbones, the tip of her nose, and the bridge of her nose. Her eyelashes are thick, voluminous extensions in a foxy style. Her lips are naturally matte with a gray-brown contour blended toward the center; use a nude center with a pink tint, slightly moisturized lips, and precise definition. Add light cheekbone contouring.

Photorealism: make it look like a photo taken on an iPhone 16 Pro Max. Avoid perfect symmetry and show skin texture and pores. Use a raw-photo look, hard flash, and film grain; avoid a staged feeling. Use a 3:4 aspect ratio.