Red Velvet Cinema Fashion Portrait

Using the uploaded photo, create a photorealistic red velvet cinema fashion portrait of the same person. KEEP — Keep the exact face structure, facial proportions, eye shape and eye colour from the uploaded photo. Keep the natural skin tone, pores, fine texture, facial marks, hairline, and any existing facial hair unchanged. Keep the person’s real body proportions, shoulder width, height relationship, and recognizable identity. Do not reshape the jaw, nose, lips, cheeks, forehead, or eyes. Preserve the person’s actual hairline and natural hair density. CHANGE — Change the wardrobe to a fitted deep-burgundy velvet blazer over a black silk top, with wide-leg black trousers. Add [gold drop earrings, slim bracelet, stacked rings] and [dark cherry manicure]. Change the pose so the person stands in a vintage cinema aisle, with one hand resting naturally on the back of a burgundy velvet seat and the other holding [black sunglasses]. Change the expression to calm and cinematic while keeping the person recognizable. Change the setting, lighting, colour grade, and wardrobe only. SCENE — Place the subject inside a classic vintage cinema at night, surrounded by rows of burgundy velvet seats. Use dark walls, narrow dim aisle lights, and subtle warm architectural highlights. Keep the cinema seats and background strongly blurred so the subject remains the visual focus. LIGHT — Use one large, soft directional key light from the upper front-left, illuminating the same side of the face naturally. Add a very subtle warm rim light from behind to separate the hair and shoulders. Keep shadows deep but preserve facial detail. Avoid lighting that looks like direct flash. CAMERA — Use an 85mm lens look at f/1.8, positioned at chest height. Use shallow depth of field with sharp eyes, realistic facial detail, and smooth optical background compression. GRADE — Apply a restrained burgundy-and-black cinematic grade with warm golden highlights, controlled contrast, deep shadows, and subtle analog film grain. Keep skin tones natural rather than red. OUTPUT — Create a vertical 4:5 portrait at 2048 × 2560 pixels, with a three-quarter body composition. DO-NOT — no face slimming, no skin whitening, no changed eye colour, no plastic smoothing, no invented jewellery or tattoos, no altered facial structure, no extra fingers, no warped hands, no text or logos.