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[Subject] A glamorous young woman posing at a red-carpet premiere photocall. She has fair skin, very long black hair tied into a sleek high ponytail cascading down her back, large round silver wire-frame glasses, silver hoop earrings, bright blue-green eyes, and a cute confident smile while glancing back over her shoulder toward the camera. She wears a fitted black evening dress with thin straps and modern couture cutout details, including angular pale pink geometric inserts or straps at the waist and a small translucent pink tulle accent near the hip. Her pose is elegant and slightly turned sideways, torso angled away from the camera while face returns to the lens. Keep exactly one female subject.

[Environment] Outdoor or entryway red-carpet event at a Hollywood-style premiere. Background contains photographers, cameras, and press flashes with a dark sponsor-wall or event barrier behind them. Some blurred lettering and logos are visible but not fully readable. The lower portion includes a red carpet strip. The crowd behind should feel like active press coverage, with flash units raised and camera lenses pointed toward the subject. Keep the background lively but blurred enough that the woman remains the focal point.

[Composition/Camera] Vertical portrait orientation, medium shot from about upper thigh or hip to above the head. Subject positioned slightly left of center, body turned three-quarters away, looking back over her shoulder. Camera is at around chest or eye level, with mild portrait compression and a shallow depth of field that softens the photographers behind her. Framing should emphasize the curve of the dress, the long ponytail, and the facial connection over the shoulder. Preserve the poised red-carpet candid-photocall feel.

[Lighting] Bright event lighting with soft frontal illumination on the face and shoulders, mixed with subtle flash glow from paparazzi in the background. Skin should appear luminous and natural, with delicate reflections on the glasses and earrings. The dress remains rich black without losing detail. Keep the scene bright and polished, but not overexposed. The overall effect should feel like a premium smartphone or press photo at a nighttime or evening premiere.

[Style/Rendering] Hyper-real red-carpet portrait photography with social-media polish. Detailed facial features, realistic fabric stretch, clean dress lines, visible pink couture accents, smooth ponytail texture, and blurred press-background energy. The image should feel like a polished celebrity-style event capture, not a studio fashion editorial and not a poster. Maintain realism, elegance, and a slightly candid public-event atmosphere.

[Detail constraints] Do not add other foreground subjects. Keep the long high ponytail, round glasses, hoop earrings, black dress with pink angular details and pink tulle accent, over-the-shoulder smile, photographers and flashes in the background, and the red carpet at the bottom. Do not change the scene into a runway, indoor ballroom, or generic portrait studio. Match the premiere-photocall mood.

Negative prompt: extra celebrities, second woman in foreground, empty background, indoor plain wall, runway catwalk, ballroom chandeliers, no glasses, blonde hair, strapless gown, heavy necklace, dramatic smoky makeup, low-resolution crowd, melted hands, warped dress cutouts, cartoon style, anime art, poster typography, watermark clutter.

Suggested parameters: aspect ratio 4:5 vertical; lens 50-85mm equivalent portrait lens; aperture look f/2 to f/2.8; steps 30-40; CFG/style guidance 6.5-8; sampler DPM++ 2M Karras or realistic glamour sampler; seed suggestion 581362907.

Delta prompt strategy:
1. If the red-carpet context weakens: "Hollywood premiere photocall with photographers, cameras, and flashlights blurred in the background"
2. If the dress details drift: "tight black couture dress with pale pink geometric waist accents and a small pink tulle detail at the hip"
3. If the pose becomes front-facing: "body turned away in three-quarter profile, face smiling back over the shoulder"
4. If the glasses disappear: "large round silver wire-frame glasses with soft flash reflections"
5. If the ponytail changes: "very long sleek black high ponytail falling down the back"
6. If it becomes too editorial and static: "public-event candid glamour photo, red-carpet energy, not a studio campaign"
7. If the background gets too sharp: "photographers and sponsor wall softly blurred behind the subject"
8. If the image becomes too dark: "bright event lighting with soft frontal glow on face and shoulders"
9. If the pink accents vanish: "subtle pale pink cutout straps and translucent tulle accent integrated into the black dress"
10. If the subject loses warmth: "cute confident smile, approachable celebrity-style expression"