Студийный портрет в кремовом корсете и красном бархате

Produce an elegant studio fashion photograph with cinematic intensity, sculptural depth and a dramatic, high-contrast painterly atmosphere. Treat the uploaded image as the strict reference for the person's identity, facial features, skin tone, hair color, proportions and overall appearance. Facial features must remain unchanged. Frame the portrait vertically as a medium close-up from mid torso upward, placing the subject slightly away from the center. Turn the body gently into a three-quarter position while keeping the head directed toward the camera. Let the shoulders rest naturally with a slight asymmetry. The gaze is steady and directly into the lens; the expression is calm and serious, with lips softly closed. Behind the subject, use a smooth, completely uniform deep dark brown backdrop, noticeably darker than before, with neither visible texture nor objects. Dress the subject in a light cream corset-style top featuring delicate panel detailing and visible fabric texture. A deep red velvet or velour garment is draped off the shoulders; its plush surface catches the light. Arrange very long hair over both shoulders in soft, clearly defined waves, retaining natural crown volume and the reference hair color. Scatter small pearl-like beads throughout the hair and place several small metallic clips along the sides. Give the skin a satin finish without losing its natural texture. Increase the contrast of facial shadows and add subtle sculpting through slightly deeper cheek shadows. Make the eyeshadow noticeably darker and deeper, particularly at the crease and outer corners, with richer, more defined eyelid shading. Use soft liner and mascara to emphasize the lashes, and finish the softly closed lips in deep glossy burgundy. Shape the portrait with directional studio light arriving from the front and slightly above. Use a higher contrast ratio, restrained highlights and deeper sculptural shadows across the face and neck. Grade the image with increased contrast and deeper blacks, keeping the palette warm but subdued, with rich reds and browns and natural skin tones that retain depth. Use a full-frame camera with an 85mm portrait lens, shallow depth of field and crisp focus on the eyes. Apply professional beauty retouching that preserves skin texture; do not use plastic smoothing. The final photograph should convey stronger depth and intensity while remaining an elegant, dramatic cinematic studio portrait.