Мужчина на европейской улице: чёрно-белый кинопортрет

Produce a cinematic fashion photograph in black and white, with the atmosphere of a European movie still, specifically a French arthouse film street scene. Use a vertical composition and a medium shot that includes the man's upper body and part of his legs. Place him slightly away from the center. Behind him, a narrow European street lined on both sides by historic buildings recedes gradually into a softly blurred distance. Keep the buildings, uneven facades, and street perspective slightly irregular rather than perfectly symmetrical, giving the city setting a natural, realistic composition. Old street lamps contribute to the urban atmosphere. Capture the man mid-stride as he walks forward along the street while turning his upper body back toward the camera. His torso twists naturally, and he looks over his shoulder at the camera with a relaxed, confident expression. One arm lifts behind him to swing a jacket over his shoulders; the moving jacket is partially slipping off his arms and sits loosely, partly off his shoulders. His other hand lightly holds the jacket's lower edge behind his back. The gesture should read as a moment caught in motion, not a staged pose. His dark hair is short and slightly wavy, with natural texture, casual styling, and a slight wind-tousled movement. Dress him in a clean, minimalist white cotton t-shirt with a slightly relaxed fit, relaxed straight-cut light-wash denim jeans, and classic black leather shoes with a minimal design. The jacket is light beige corduroy with a soft, oversized cut. Show its vertical corduroy ridges clearly, along with the folds and creases that form as the fabric moves through the air. Light the scene with soft natural daylight reflected between the buildings, creating gentle highlights and shadows across the street. Apply classic cinematic black-and-white grading with moderately strong contrast, soft highlights, and rich shadows. Shoot on a full-frame cinema camera with a 50mm lens. Preserve natural skin texture in post-processing and add subtle analog film grain. No text and no logos.