Fake Product Launch Poster Design

Create a high-end, highly credible fake product launch poster for a fictional product named [Product Name].

The goal is to make the product instantly covetous, culturally relevant, and visually irresistible, as if it were a truly limited edition release from a brand people are obsessed with. The poster should feel like a trailer, hype, or collectible-level promotional visual, with strong viral potential.

Product Details:
- Product Name: [Product Name]
- Product categories: [Fashion / Technology / Beauty / Food / Beverages / Objects / Accessories / Toys / Perfume / Blends / Absurd Luxury]
- Core Concept: [What is a product]
- Release Type: [Limited Edition / Seasonal Release / Collaboration / Secret Release / Cult Items / Exclusive Capsule Series]
- Audience: [Audience]
- Main attraction: [Why people want it]
- Brand Energy: [Cool / Chaotic / Luxurious / Internet Core / Playful / Futuristic / Artistic / Super High-end]
- Cultural atmosphere: [Gen Z hype / quiet luxury / Y2K / cyber / vintage / art toys / high-end fashion / streetwear / soft surreal]
- Scarcity logic: [Limited units / Invitation only / 24-hour release / Members only / Exclusive colorways]

Poster Structure:
Build visual effects like high-end product launch posters.

Included sections include:
- Hero product images
- Product name
- Release or drop date
- Short announcements or event slogans
- Product specifications or features stand out
- Edition or scarcity mark
- Optional co-branded logo or sub-brand
- Optional "Coming Soon" or countdown prompt
- Optional fake price or product code
- Optional packaging or accessory hints

For copywriting, it includes:
- A strong hero title
- 1 to 4 supportive pre-announcements
- Concise, culturally fluent publishing language
- Balancing hype and high-end restraint
- Wording that feels like a real promotional event rather than a generic advertisement

Includes:
- Strong product name lock-in
- High-end hierarchical structure
- Clear release information
- Refined hair product styling
- The logic of real activity
- Visual cues for trend perception
- Visual desire and scarce energy
- Strong, shareable poster compositions

Visual direction:
- Make the poster feel like a real brand launch, with people sharing, waiting, and discussing
- Emphasize appeal, scarcity, coolness, and product fantasy
- Balancing refined commercial design with cultural fluency
- Make it suitable for social publishing, poster culture, product concepts, brand world building, or fake event design
- The result should look like a real launch poster from a popular brand

Artistic Direction:
- Style: [Luxury Product Event / Streetwear Launch Poster / Apple-style Minimalism / Hypebeast Visual / Beauty Trailer / Art Toy Event / Futuristic Business]
- Color scheme: [Palette]
- Typesetting Feel: [Bold sans serif / Luxurious serif / Clean minimalism / Industrial technology / Hype editor]
- Material Feel: [Poster printing / Digital event visuals / Billboard simulation / Product preview / Announcement release]
- Lighting or visual atmosphere: [Shining / Glowing / Luxurious / Dramatic / Clean Studio / Original Event]
- Backgrounds: [Solid Colors / Gradient / Textures / Shadow Spaces / Product Stages / Studio Sets]

Composition:
- Present the poster as a coherent release target
- Make the hero's product, name, and release information instantly readable
- Use strong poster hierarchy and authentic campaign logic
- Make products feel iconic, ownerable, and culturally enriched
- Make the final output feel like a high-end fake product campaign with viral potential

Output Quality:
- Super detailed
- Visual structuring
- Commercially credible
- Trend awareness and cultural fluency
- Exquisite product design
- Strong release levels
- High-end poster composition
- Instantly shareable visual concepts

Optional content blocks:
- Countdown timer
- Version number
- Joint logo
- Packaging preview
- Function icons
- "Selling out" prompt
- Publish city markings
- QR code
- Pseudonymous serial number
- Event Disclaimer

Avoid:
- General poster composition
- Weak product concepts
- False scarcity hints
- Chaotic layout
- Flexible typesetting choices
- Amateur publishing aesthetics
- Excessive copywriting conflicts with the hero's target
- Unless intentionally selected, it tends to be overly corporate