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Create a Cannes-level beauty advertising poster for an original luxury cosmetics brand named "VELORA". Use ultra-realistic commercial beauty photography fused with premium high-fashion makeup advertising. Preserve the exact structural logic of the composition: a tall vertical poster, one centered adult female model in a symmetrical front-facing close-up portrait, sleek hair pulled tightly back, both hands raised evenly on each side holding one black mascara tube horizontally at mouth level, with the product perfectly centered as the absolute visual hero. The final image must feel like a flagship luxury mascara campaign: precise, sharp, seductive, modern, and editorial.

Style lock:
high-end beauty advertising photography, luxury makeup campaign, commercial studio portrait realism, premium cosmetics print finish, no illustration, no CGI look, no plastic skin, no cheap e-commerce styling.

Orbit logic:
build a clean and controlled visual loop so the eye moves from the model’s direct gaze into the icy-blue eye makeup, along the lash lines toward both hands, across the horizontal mascara tube, then back upward through the fingertips, cheek contours, and brows into the eyes again. The eyeliner direction, finger symmetry, tube highlights, and facial structure must all cooperate to keep attention circulating around the eyes and the mascara.

Transit logic:
reduce all non-essential layout noise and compress the composition into a more flagship, minimal poster. Keep only one large centered brand name, one product-name line, and one very short supporting line beneath it. Remove dense copy, extra product claims, decorative filler text, and any unnecessary graphic clutter. The final image must feel more spacious, more luxurious, and more internationally premium.

Core composition:
tight upper-body beauty portrait, model centered, face frontal and symmetrical, eyes locked directly into camera, hands mirrored on both sides gripping the mascara tube lightly between fingertips. The tube must sit exactly in the center horizontally, visually bridging the left and right hand and becoming the compositional anchor. Keep the chest and shoulders softly visible beneath, with one large central brand-title block and a minimal product-description stack below it.

Product design:
a premium black mascara tube with satin-black finish, elegant silver or gunmetal ring detailing at the center, sleek tapered cylindrical form, and subtle engraved branding. The tube must feel expensive, tactile, and highly legible, with refined highlights and no distortion. The mascara remains the absolute product hero.

Model realism:
adult female only, natural anatomy, realistic shoulders, collarbones, neck, hands, fingers, and face proportions. Real human skin only: visible pores, subtle facial microtexture, slight tonal variation, realistic lip texture, faint under-eye translucency, natural semi-matte sheen, and authentic photographic detail. No poreless skin, no waxy texture, no silicone appearance, no over-smoothed beauty-filter look.

Beauty styling:
strong couture eye makeup with dramatic icy-blue liner and shadow concentrated around the eyes, long defined lashes, clean sculpted brows, neutral lips, and sleek pulled-back dark hair with glossy controlled finish. Fingernails painted in deep teal-blue to echo the eye makeup. Expression should feel intense, elegant, and controlled.

Lighting:
soft frontal beauty light with slight upper fill, smooth skin illumination, crisp iris and lash definition, subtle contouring along the cheekbones and jawline, and precise highlights on the mascara tube. Background should remain softly blurred and neutral with premium studio depth. No harsh flash, no muddy shadows, no dead-black patches, no dirty gray cast.

Typography and layout:
preserve the luxury beauty-poster logic with one large elegant brand name centered below the product, one product-name line beneath it, and one very short supporting line below. Use refined editorial serif and sans-serif pairing. Suggested original text structure:
brand: "VELORA"
product: "LASHSCULPT MAX"
support line: "Extreme Lift Mascara"
Do not add any extra copy blocks or claims.

Color strategy:
neutral skin tones, black product, deep black wardrobe edge, cool blue eye makeup, deep teal nail accents, soft gray-beige background blur. Keep the palette luxurious, minimal, and sharply focused on the eyes and the mascara.

Art direction goals:
product-first hierarchy, strong orbit flow, flagship restraint, luxury symmetry, bold eye-focus storytelling, premium beauty realism, clean poster composition, no copied branding, no watermark, no black blotches, no clutter.

Negative prompt:
copied brand name, copied product name, copied French text, extra products, distorted mascara tube, warped hands, extra fingers, broken nail anatomy, poreless skin, waxy skin, plastic texture, over-retouched beauty filter, muddy shadows, dead-black patches, black blotches, low-resolution lashes, weak eye makeup, dense body copy, cluttered layout, cheap cosmetics ad look, illustration style, CGI look, unreadable product.