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Dreamy Editorial Scrapbook Cafe Portrait

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Use the uploaded face reference image ONLY as the identity reference for the woman. STRICT FACE IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve her recognizable facial identity exactly from the face reference. Keep the same facial structure, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, and skin tone. Transform this into a dreamy editorial scrapbook style portrait with a soft, vintage aesthetic. The background should be a textured cream-colored paper canvas featuring torn edges around the central photo area to create a layered collage effect. Subject: A young woman with long dark wavy hair sitting at an outdoor cafe table in Paris. She is wearing a cozy cream knit sweater and resting her chin on her hand, looking off to the side with a gentle smile. On the marble table in front of her are a cup of latte art coffee, a small strawberry tart cake on a gold-rimmed plate, and a beige structured handbag next to a vase of white daisies. Decorative Elements: 1. Top center text: "A MOMENT OF PURE BLISS" in elegant serif font with a small heart icon below it. 2. Bottom left: A circular stamp graphic reading "CAFE PARIS" with an Eiffel Tower illustration inside. 3. Bottom right: A realistic sprig of dried chamomile flowers taped onto the paper with masking tape. 4. Center bottom text overlay: "Good Food Better Mood" in a handwritten script font, followed by smaller sans-serif text "LIFE IS SWEETER AT THE CAFE" underneath with another small heart divider. Lighting: Soft natural daylight, warm tones, slightly overexposed highlights for a dreamy feel.

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