Apply a high-contrast, direct flash photography style with a harsh on-camera flash effect. The lighting should be frontal and intense, creating bright highlights on skin and reflective surfaces, with deep, sharp shadows falling behind the subject. Introduce slight overexposure on highlights while maintaining crisp subject clarity. Color grade the image with a cool, teal-tinted tone in shadows and midtones, while keeping skin tones slightly warm but desaturated. Reduce overall saturation slightly, but boost contrast heavily to create a punchy, editorial look. Introduce heavy film grain across the entire image with gritty high ISO analog texture. Add slight chromatic aberration on edges and a subtle vignette for cinematic focus. Maintain a glossy 90s fashion editorial finish with sharp details, crushed blacks, lifted highlights, and polished but edgy aesthetics. Most important: don’t change my face and body angles — keep it 100% fixed.

Create a cinematic editorial portrait using intense direct flash lighting with dramatic shadows and glossy magazine-style highlights. Use cool teal shadows, desaturated skin tones, rich contrast, heavy film grain, subtle blur bloom, chromatic aberration, and realistic analog camera texture. Add a polished luxury fashion photography aesthetic inspired by 90s editorial shoots. Keep the image ultra realistic, sharp, cinematic, and premium quality with DSLR-style detail. Preserve the original facial structure, hairstyle, body posture, expression, and camera angle exactly as the uploaded image.