Студийный профильный бьюти-портрет с акцентом на волосы

Produce a high-end studio portrait focused on fashion hair beauty, with a dense cinematic aesthetic. Use the single uploaded image as a strict visual reference: preserve its facial profile, hair appearance, hair texture, and overall proportions, taking the hair appearance directly from that reference. Frame the subject vertically in a medium shot rather than a close-up. Position the subject slightly off-center, leaving clean negative space around the head. Show a side profile with the head turned slightly away from the camera and inclined gently forward. The face should remain partially visible, with the nose and lips forming a clear silhouette. Keep the posture elegant and restrained, the expression calm and composed, and the lips relaxed. There must be no eye contact with the camera. Style the reference-matched hair into neat, controlled waves with a polished yet natural finish. Retain soft, realistic texture and defined strands with depth. A healthy sheen should be visible without high gloss, wet shine, or mirror-like reflections. Allow only subtle highlights where light naturally falls; keep them selective and restrained. Exclude frizz and flyaways, and avoid perfect symmetry. Keep the styling minimal and luxurious. The clothing must be deep, true black—not washed out—with matte, light-absorbing fabric and no reflections. It must read darker than the background. Do not include visible accessories. Build clearly structured, controlled studio lighting around a key light that sculpts the hair's volume instead of flattening it. Reduce fill to retain shadows and establish strong separation between shadow and highlight. The lighting must be contrast-driven, not soft or smoky. Do not use haze, fog, or bloom. Use a clean, solid, light neutral background that is brighter than the clothing without becoming overexposed. Keep it free of texture, glow, and mist. Apply fashion-editorial color grading with increased contrast and clarity, rich blacks, and clean midtones. Preserve color saturation: no desaturation, pastel tones, or milky tones. Balance the highlights without clipping. Finish with professional fashion retouching that preserves skin texture and avoids plastic-looking skin or artificial smoothing. Refine the hair while maintaining its realism. The result should look like professional studio photography with an 85mm lens, moderate depth of field, sharp focus on the hair structure, and clear separation between the subject and background.