Velvet Evening

Use the uploaded photo as the identity reference. Preserve the person's recognizable facial geometry, age, natural skin tone, eye color, distinctive features and original hair length. Keep gender presentation and body proportions unchanged. Change only the staging, clothing, surroundings, lighting and treatment described below. Retain pores and natural asymmetry; do not reshape or cosmetically idealize the face.

Create a photorealistic cinematic 4:5 portrait cropped from the upper chest. Use a three-quarter pose with the gaze toward the lens. Add a simple dark burgundy velvet high-neck top and naturally styled hair. A dark brown interior dissolves into blur, with two tiny defocused candles far behind. Use an 85mm perspective and shallow depth of field.

LIGHTING: several candles low and to camera-left, mostly outside the frame, motivate warm directional illumination. A concealed soft source near eye level imitates their glow and gently reveals the face. Broad honey-colored highlights on cheeks and nose, gradual shadow transitions and readable eyes. Avoid hard uplighting that creates a horror effect.

Copper, honey and burgundy, with rich brown-black shadows retaining velvet texture. Natural skin, fine low-light grain and gentle flame bloom without clipping the face. Keep candles away from hair and clothing. No orange wash over skin, extra flames, text or watermarks.