The Pressed-Flower Muse

Create a delicate editorial beauty portrait of a 24-year-old female model with softly wavy chestnut hair, natural freckles, warm beige skin, hazel eyes, and a relaxed, introspective expression. Dress her in a burnt-terracotta silk blouse with a sculptural neckline. Surround her with carefully suspended pressed flowers, translucent petals, dried fern leaves, and thin botanical stems, arranged like specimens in an antique naturalist's notebook. A few petals float at different distances from the camera, but none cover her eyes or mouth. Project intricate flower shadows onto a warm ivory backdrop, and introduce faint hand-drawn botanical linework around the outer margins. Use warm morning window light, delicate film grain, shallow depth of field, realistic pores and freckles, and nuanced earthy colors. Compose a large close-up in the upper section and a smaller three-quarter portrait below, connected by delicate plant stems and faint watercolor transitions. The result should feel like a contemporary art print blending botanical illustration, natural beauty advertising, and vintage editorial photography. Vertical 2:3 layout, no excessive flowers, no artificial facial smoothing, no logos, no watermark.