Макропортрет с пастельной розой у лица

Create a photorealistic, cinematic ultra-macro beauty editorial portrait using the provided reference image as the strict source of the subject's face and identity. Preserve facial structure, proportions, skin tone, and identity without alteration. Build an artistic, tightly cropped composition showing only part of the face and neck. Give the head a slight rotation and delicate tilt, with a graceful neck curve and a relaxed, organic posture. Let rose petals fill the frame, softly surround the face, and gently overlap portions of it. Place a large, fully open garden rose beside the face. Its densely layered petals must have velvety texture, hyperrealistic detail, soft edges lightly touching the cheek and temple, and natural depth at the flower's center. Keep the colors within blush pink / soft ivory / dusty rose / creamy champagne; exclude bright red. Use makeup drawn from the rose's hues: soft rose and nude pink pigments with a subtle champagne highlight. The pigments should appear luxurious and diffused, blending seamlessly with the flower's palette without harsh contrast. Render the optics as if photographed with an 85mm lens at f/1.2: extremely shallow depth of field, pronounced optical focus falloff across the face, selective focus on eyes and lips, and creamy cinematic bokeh. Avoid digital oversharpening and artificial clarity. Retain micro-contrast only in focused areas. Keep skin highly realistic with refined beauty retouching, preserving natural pores in the focal plane. Give it a softly luminous glow and a premium cosmetic finish. Illuminate skin and petals with soft, diffused, cool beauty lighting that gently wraps around their surfaces. Add subtle rim lighting to separate petal layers, with no hard shadows. Maintain a timeless, romantic, luxurious and elegant atmosphere, combining cinematic imagery with classic high-end magazine beauty photography.