70-year-old, pleasantly plump woman with a cheeky smile, inspired by the styles of Mark Citret and Carl Frederik von Breda. The image blends the essence of Ed Benedict's whimsical touch, Guillermo Espinosa's flair, and Colin Campbell Cooper's attention to detail. Captured in a steampunk setting with emphasis on negative space, the scene is color graded to enhance its cinematic quality, reminiscent of an analog film still. This hyper-realistic, ultra-high-definition portrait, shot with the Fujifilm XT3 and the classic Olympus XA2 Camera using an 85mm F/2.8 lens, features soft lighting and realistic film grain. The HDR effect highlights the volumetric lighting and subtle fog, creating a moist ambiance with reflections that add depth. The composition, inspired by Modular Constructivism and the vibrant Thomson MO5 color palette, showcases an editorial fashion aesthetic with a psychedelic twist. The focus is on the woman's expressive, beautifully detailed face and pretty hands, captured with a shallow depth of field for a dreamy yet hyper-detailed effect. The cinematic composition ensures the image serves as striking cover art, capturing the essence of creativity and realism while avoiding common pitfalls like digital artifacts, poor lighting, or disproportionate anatomy.