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Produce a photorealistic, cinematic fashion-editorial photograph with high-end magazine quality, never an illustration or CGI. Treat the uploaded image as the strict visual reference for the person's identity, pose, body proportions, and overall concept. Keep that same subject; do not invent someone or substitute another person. Build the scene around a large, upright Queen of Hearts playing card, white with bold red graphics and a large heart-shaped opening at its center. Position the woman within this opening, leaning slightly forward as she interacts with the card. Raise one arm to rest on the heart's inner edge; keep the other naturally bent and relaxed. Show one leg bent forward through the opening. Preserve a playful, flirtatious fashion-editorial quality in the pose. Use a wide medium shot from noticeably farther back, leaving generous space around both the woman and the card. Show the entire card with additional breathing room on every side. Place the woman slightly off-center for an airy, playful editorial composition. Avoid close-ups, tight framing, and tight crops. Dress her in a strapless white dress made from dense satin or silk mikado, with clean couture construction, a structured bodice, and an above-the-knee skirt. The fabric must look matte and expensive rather than shiny. Add white high-heeled shoes with ankle straps and minimal, delicate jewelry. Style her hair in soft, natural waves with light movement, without an overstyled finish. Give her fashion-editorial makeup: defined eyes, soft eyeliner, warm blush, and a natural skin finish with visible texture and no plastic shine. Her lips should be a soft nude shade with a slightly glossy or satin finish. Her expression should feel charming, confident, and teasing rather than posed: a subtle smile, lively expressive eyes, and a slight head tilt convey a playful, flirty mood. Behind the card, use deep red velvet curtains and an abundant, layered mass of dark red roses filling most of the background. Keep this setting lush, romantic, and theatrical, with sharp, detailed rendering and no background blur. Light the scene with low-key cinematic illumination and an overall darker exposure. A soft side key light should create gentle highlights on her face and dress, while deep shadows supply depth and fashion-editorial contrast. Grade the image in deep reds and wine tones, with warm shadows, muted whites, a darker overall appearance, high-end magazine color treatment, and a subtle vignette. Capture with a full-frame camera and a 50mm lens at approximately f/8. Maintain deep focus so everything remains sharp. Finish with professional fashion retouching, using only very light skin smoothing while preserving pores and natural texture. Enhance contrast and depth for a clean cinematic finish, without plastic-looking skin. Exclude plastic skin, a doll face, CGI, illustration, symmetry, blur, extra limbs, distorted anatomy, and text.