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Create a premium flagship brand-presentation poster for an original luxury fragrance house named "EMBER VEIL". Use an ultra-realistic cinematic beauty-photography style fused with refined presentation-board layout. Preserve the original structural logic: a black outer background, two large horizontal image panels stacked vertically with thin white borders, one hero close-up panel on top and one atmospheric ritual panel below. The final image must feel like a Cannes-level perfume campaign presentation: sensual, moody, intelligent, iconic, and product-led.

Style lock:
Luxury fragrance advertising, cinematic editorial beauty photography, premium presentation-board design, dark fashion campaign aesthetics, warm rim-lit portraiture, polished brand-deck composition, ultra-clean typography hierarchy, strong product-first storytelling.

Core composition:
Top panel: a close-up three-quarter portrait of one adult woman holding the perfume bottle tightly near her cheek and lips, with elegant realistic fingers, visible knuckle logic, five correct fingers, calm magnetic gaze, softly parted lips, and warm amber light grazing the face and hair. The bottle must be large, crisp, and dominant in the foreground. Place a large original English fragrance title on the left side and a compact right-side information column in refined English text.
Bottom panel: the same woman in a looser cinematic portrait using the fragrance spray, eyes half closed, neck extended naturally, one hand holding the atomizer in a graceful realistic pose. Add a slim presentation-style header row along the top edge of the lower panel and one larger campaign subtitle block on the left. Let one oversized low-opacity background word sit behind the portrait for depth and brand atmosphere.

Port super-symbol logic:
Turn the gesture of a woman pressing the perfume bottle against her face into the campaign’s unmistakable super-symbol. The relationship between bottle silhouette, cheekbone curve, lips, and warm side light must feel instantly ownable and recognizable even at thumbnail scale. The bottle is not just a product; it is the emotional seal of the portrait. Across both panels, the brand memory must come from one iconic equation: face, glass, glow, scent.

Orbit motion logic:
Create one elegant circulation path across the poster. The eye should begin at the large title in the top-left, move into the woman’s eye line, descend to the bottle label and amber liquid, travel across the right-side info block, drop into the lower panel through the woman’s face and spray hand, follow the implied mist and arm angle toward the lower-left subtitle block, then sweep back upward through the dark negative space to the top panel again. Use gaze direction, bottle angle, hand position, spray gesture, typography placement, and warm light rhythm to create one controlled visual orbit.

Hero product design:
Design one luxury fragrance bottle with heavy clear glass, warm smoky amber liquid, thick weighted base, soft bevel edges, a matte black cylindrical cap, and elegant minimal gold labeling. The bottle must feel expensive, collectible, and physically believable. The branding on the bottle must be original and restrained.

Lighting:
Use warm cinematic lighting with a strong golden back rim from upper-right, soft diffused frontal fill, and subtle cool shadow balance. The top panel should feel intimate and polished, with rich highlight rolloff on skin and glass. The bottom panel should feel moodier and more atmospheric, with bokeh-like blur and amber-blue night contrast. Keep all reflections physically coherent and premium.

Materials and realism:
Render skin with real pores, faint peach fuzz, soft natural specular response, authentic lip texture, and no plastic smoothing. Render hair with fine strands, soft shine, and natural flyaway control. Render the perfume bottle with premium glass realism, internal refraction, liquid density, sharp gold print, and believable reflections. Clothing should feel like dark satin or matte evening fabric with elegant fold behavior.

Color strategy:
Dominant palette: black, deep charcoal, smoky teal-blue shadow, warm amber gold, cognac brown, and soft skin tones. Accent colors: muted ivory text, restrained gold typography, and subtle copper highlights. The emotional temperature should be nocturnal, intimate, and luxurious.

Typography and layout:
Use original English text only. Suggested top fragrance title: "EMBER VEIL NOIR". Suggested lower campaign subtitle: "HELD CLOSE, LEFT BEHIND". Use elegant serif or high-contrast display type for the hero name, paired with refined sans serif for supporting presentation text. The right-side info block should include short original descriptors such as notes, mood, wear time, and bottle size. Do not copy any existing brand name, slogan, or layout wording.

Female portrait rules:
Use one adult female model with natural anatomy, realistic head-neck-shoulder proportion, elegant collarbone transition, mature natural beauty, subtle skin texture, realistic skin elasticity, correct hand anatomy, no finger deformation, no fused fingers, no extra fingers, no doll-like retouching. Expression must be calm, self-possessed, and magnetic.

Quality target:
Hyper-detailed, high-resolution luxury print finish, premium retouching without artificial plastic skin, flawless bottle sharpness, cinematic atmosphere, crisp typography, strong symbolic readability, no muddy blacks, no dirty highlights, no visual clutter.

Negative prompt:
copied brand name, copied slogan, copied Russian text, weak bottle visibility, blurry perfume bottle, warped fingers, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused fingers, broken hand anatomy, plastic skin, over-smoothed face, distorted eyes, cheap fashion magazine look, cluttered layout, unreadable info column, flat lighting, muddy amber tones, dead black patches, fake glass reflections, low-resolution details, random props, inconsistent typography