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Create an ultra-realistic cinematic overhead fashion portrait of a woman lying in snow in a dark fairy-tale winter atmosphere. IMPORTANT: Real photograph only, not illustration, CGI, digital painting, or concept art. Cold, dark, dramatic, elegant, believable. Avoid symmetry in composition, hair, dress spread, and details. CAMERA AND COMPOSITION: Vertical shot from above, but not a strict 90-degree flat lay. The camera is above her at a slight diagonal angle from the upper-left, looking down. Use a moderately distant framing, less close than the reference. The woman is placed lower-right, not centered. Leave a large amount of open snow and negative space in the upper frame. Her full upper body and a wider spread of the dress must be visible. The bitten apple lies above her head, closer to the upper-left. Keep anatomy natural and undistorted. SUBJECT: A woman lies still in the snow with closed eyes. Her expression is calm, cold, and haunting. Her face looks pale from the cold, pale and naturally textured. Her lips are deep crimson-red. Her eyelashes are long, dark, elegant, and clearly visible. POSE: One arm is bent upward beside the head. The other rests lower across the body. DRESS: She wears a deep crimson couture gown. The bodice is fitted and structured, shaping the torso and waist. The neckline is low and softly curved with delicate bead and crystal trimming. The sleeves are short, puffed, and rounded. A jeweled brooch-like embellishment sits at the center front of the bodice. Add couture details across the dress: beadwork, crystals, metallic embroidery, jewel appliqués, ornate trim. The waist is tightly defined and leads into a richly pleated gathered skirt. The skirt must look heavy, voluminous, luxurious, and asymmetrical. Do not let it fan out evenly. One side extends farther in dragged folds, while the other gathers into denser compressed folds closer to the body. The dress should feel irregular, gravity-driven, and pressed into the snow. The fabric should feel like rich silk velvet or dense silk-satin couture with deep sheen, tonal depth, seam detail, and realistic tension lines. The gown must not look pristine. Add dampened areas, darkened moisture at fold edges, traces of snow melt, fabric crushing into the snow, and uneven snow crystals clinging to sleeves, neckline, waist, and skirt. HAIR: The hair must be much longer than in the reference. Long hair spreads widely across the snow in flowing irregular strands and trailing sections. It should look voluminous, thick, soft, slightly damp. The layout must feel natural and asymmetrical, not decorative or mirrored. ENVIRONMENT: The snow must show real texture, compression, uneven surfaces, disturbed areas, sparkling crystals, and blue-gray shadows. Darker compressed patches appear around the body and dress where the weight presses into it. LIGHTING AND ATMOSPHERE: Use darker, more cinematic winter light. The frame should be darker than the reference. Strong naturalistic high-contrast light with deep cold shadows. The light should feel directional and severe, not soft beauty light. Keep snow highlights controlled and cold, while hair and dress folds fall into darker shadow. The face remains readable, but the whole image feels ominous and dramatic. Dark fairy-tale, cold, mournful, ominous, elegant, more sinister than romantic. COLOR GRADING: High-contrast dark cinematic grading. Deep crimson reds, pale cold skin, blue-gray snow shadows, near-black hair, and dense dark shadow areas. Push the frame darker overall with richer blacks and stronger contrast. HEX PALETTE: #8B0C16 #B5121F #D8E1EA #AEBBC7 #111214 #E4C7C8 #6D7782 #F7F8FA REALISM: Visible skin texture, hair strands, snow crystals, velvet or silk sheen, beadwork, embroidery, jewel appliqué detail, and realistic fabric compression in snow. No painterly softness, no CGI, no plastic skin. CAMERA: Full-frame camera, 50mm lens, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/500. Sharp focus on the woman, dress, apple, lashes, hair, and snow texture