Use the attached image as facial reference. Preserve the model's exact face, skin tone, bone structure and features accurately throughout.
CONCEPT: The Hermès mirror field concept applied to an Indian bridal portrait — freestanding mirror panels arranged in a field at golden hour, the deep crimson and gold bridal lehenga multiplied and reflected across the entire installation. Each mirror shows a different angle of the bride. The golden hour sky in every mirror is different — the same setting sun seen from eight directions. POSE: She stands still at the center of the mirror arrangement, face turned slightly downward in quiet contemplation. Both hands hold the lehenga skirt hem lightly, lifting it just slightly from the ground — a gesture of grace and weight. Her dupatta catches the wind slightly, its edge lifting. Expression: the private face before a public ceremony — nobody is watching except the mirrors. She wears a full bridal lehenga in deep crimson red with heavy gold zardozi embroidery — every panel of the skirt densely worked with gold, the blouse heavily embroidered, the dupatta deep crimson with a gold border. Full bridal jewelry — maang tikka, matha patti, layered ranihaar, haath phool. The embroidery on her lehenga panels is individually visible — each gold motif sharp and detailed. MIRROR INSTALLATION: Six large rectangular mirror panels arranged in a loose circle around her in an open field. Each panel reflects a different angle of her lehenga — the gold embroidery catching the golden hour sun differently in each reflection. Two panels show the front of her lehenga in full. One shows her profile, dupatta mid-lift. One panel directly behind her reflects the setting sun — the sun itself visible as a warm sphere in that one mirror. The field ground is also mirror-polished, her reflection stretching below her feet, the sky reflected in the floor around her. LIGHT: Golden hour — the sun is 10 degrees above the horizon, directly behind the rear mirror panel. The warm amber-gold light hits the gold zardozi embroidery from behind and the side simultaneously — each gold thread catching the light and creating thousands of tiny warm specular points across the lehenga. The mirrors redirect this golden light in multiple directions — her face receives warm reflected golden light from the panel to her left, cool ambient sky light from the right. The overall feeling: she is surrounded by gold light on all sides. CAMERA: 85mm, camera at waist height, 5 meters from her. Full body in frame — crown of the maang tikka to the lehenga hem, just touching the mirror floor. The mirror installation wraps around her left and right edge of frame. Mirror floor reflection below perfectly sharp. Ultra-photorealistic. Sabyasachi meets Hermès campaign energy. Color grade: deep crimson, burnished gold embroidery, warm amber golden hour sky, mirror silver. 85mm, f/3.5, film grain. 4:5.
