Portrait Rapproché Cinématographique Subaquatique

Use the reference photo solely as an identity reference, faithfully preserving the person's real facial features, face shape, skin tone, eye shape, lips, nose structure, and recognizable hairstyle. Do not copy the original clothing, background, lighting, pose, or image quality. Create a realistic vertical close-up portrait photo of the face captured at a tilted sideways angle, as if shot through clear water or wet glass. The face fills most of the frame, with one eye closer to the camera, a soft calm expression, slightly parted lips, and a natural gaze directed toward the lens. The head is gently rotated in an intimate cinematic composition. Style the hair as [wet, dark, and slightly messy], with fine strands floating across the forehead and around the eyes. Add tiny water droplets, soft dewy moisture on the skin, subtle floating aquatic particles, and a dreamy underwater-like atmosphere. The skin should look pale, dewy, and authentic with visible natural pores and texture, without artificial smoothing. Lighting and atmosphere: [cool blue-gray lighting], soft diffused highlights, shallow depth of field, cinematic blur, and gentle film grain. The subject wears a [simple elegant outfit] such as a minimal light-toned sleeveless top, barely visible at the edge of the frame. High facial realism, quiet emotional mood, editorial beauty photography.