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Full-body shot of the uploaded woman exactly as provided, preserving her exact facial features, body proportions, and overall look. She stands inside a neon-lit, rain-slicked cyber alley in a futuristic downtown district. Holographic signs hover above narrow metal walkways, projecting shifting symbols and glowing ads in saturated pink, blue, and violet tones. Light rain falls, creating reflective puddles that mirror the neon glow. She wears a structured high-collar trench made from iridescent graphene fabric that shifts between deep plum and electric fuchsia under the lights. Her boots are angular, knee-high exo-heels with transparent panels and illuminated soles. Hair is straight, glossy, and tucked tightly behind the ears. A thin holo visor rests above her brows, projecting soft data glyphs across her face. She holds a slim, transparent data tablet emitting a vertical beam of soft white light — a visual anchor that silhouettes her form against the alley. Her expression is focused and unbothered, giving “I run this district.” Cinematic lighting: neon reflections on her coat, soft global illumination from overhead holograms, and subtle rain-sparkle highlights on her skin. Ultra-realistic texture, hyper-detailed face match, and perfect body accuracy to the uploaded woman. Shot at eye-level with a 35mm lens effect, shallow depth of field, bokeh neon in the background, crisp clarity on her silhouette. Editorial sci-fi fashion portrait with luxury cyber energy.

Use the uploaded image as reference for the woman’s face, skin tone, and features. Ultra-realistic snow globe close-up featuring the same woman as a life-like figurine inside. Emerald green puffer jacket with plush matching faux fur collar, bright yellow patent leather pants tucked into glossy black knee-high boots, dark top at the neck, thick gold belt. Snowflakes, stylized yellow lemon slices, and faceted teal/green crystals float naturally. No plastic, toy-like textures. Natural glass reflections, powdery snow, realistic crystal refraction, textured fabrics with depth and weight. Gold pedestal with Gucci ‘GG’ logo, metallic base, red/green stripes. Cinematic studio lighting, blurred background, her real-life face partially visible behind the globe, eyes lowered, framed by rich emerald green faux fur. Luxurious, editorial, winter-holiday fashion aesthetic, cinematic, ultra-realistic, 8K, highly detailed, photorealistic.