Невеста в кружевном платье у винтажного дивана

Create a cinematic bridal portrait with a high-fashion editorial aesthetic. Use the uploaded photo as the reference for the woman: retain the same face, facial features, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, and overall appearance. Seat her on the floor with her back resting lightly against the edge of a vintage sofa, and arrange her body diagonally within the frame. Dress her in an elegant ivory lace corset gown featuring delicate embroidery and a long, voluminous tulle skirt. Spread the skirt dramatically over the richly colored ornate carpet, forming a sweeping swirl that fills the lower half of the image. Camera placement and framing must be very precise. Position the camera slightly above eye level, about 1.2–1.5 meters from her, toward her left side so that her face appears in a soft 3/4 view. Aim gently downward along a soft diagonal, as though the photographer is standing or kneeling and looking down at her. Use a medium-wide composition that includes her head through the entire spread of the gown, showing both her seated pose and the flowing tulle surrounding her. Illuminate the scene with soft natural light coming from a large window to the camera’s left. Let gentle highlights fall on her cheekbones, collarbones, and embroidered corset, with a slight vignette at the edges for a cinematic finish. Keep the mood airy, romantic, and editorial, and use a warm pastel palette. Suggest a vintage interior softly in the background without reproducing an exact location. Include light bokeh and slight haze for dreamy editorial softness. Apply delicate, high-end facial retouching while preserving natural skin texture and avoiding any plastic effect. Maintain a smooth, even skin tone, a soft glow on the cheeks, and a clean under-eye area. Enhance the eyes and lashes lightly and refine the lips subtly. Use an 85mm portrait lens with aperture f/1.8 for shallow depth of field, ISO 200, and shutter 1/250. Finish with soft film grain evoking Kodak Portra 400.