Dark Cat-Eye Beauty Portrait

Live-action photography, real people, social media beauty shoots and dark, sweet, cool cat-like looks, vertical 3:4 half-body close-up, head-up slightly close-up, with the person occupying about 75% of the frame, head centered upward, minimalist cool blue gradient background left blank. Adult women have a cool pale to ivory white skin tone, pale pink blush and fine freckle makeup on the cheeks, and the right side of the skin is slightly discolored by blue-blue ambient light; Black long curly hair, split bangs parted in the middle, black suede cat ear hair accessory, silver chain hanging from cat ear lobe to forehead, and a small cross pendant in the center. The body is slightly turned to the right, with the shoulders and neck slightly tucked forward, exposing one shoulder and arm; Raise your left hand from the lower left of the frame, pressing your index fingernail and fingertip diagonally against the left side of your lower lip, keeping the lower lip partially indented, the lip line broken, the mouth gap slightly narrowed, and the lip highlighter breakpoint, avoiding finger pause or regular light touch. The eyes are naturally open but the expression relaxed, the upper edge of the iris is gently covered by the upper eyelid, the pupil is completely angled to the right side of the frame (the subject's left side), not looking directly at the camera; Slightly parted lips, deep red moisturizing lip makeup. A black lace neck ring fits the neck with a pearl shine, while silver earrings, rings, and a thin chain on the upper arm are cool and shiny. The front leans toward left-leaning soft light to brighten the face, while the right side features cool blue edge light. Black hair, black accessories, and a blue background dominate, with a touch of deep red lip color; Mid-to-high-definition phone/CCD photo quality, slight skin smoothing, soft-focus beauty, low background noise, and sharp haircuts and silver chains in specific areas. Avoid the anime illustration feel, avoid ordinary fresh profile pictures, avoid overly clean studio shoots, avoid looking directly at the camera, and avoid losing lip deformation under pressure.