Create a premium luxury perfume advertising poster for an original fragrance house named "NOIR PETALE". Use ultra-realistic beauty product photography fused with cinematic double-exposure portrait art and Parisian haute-luxury editorial design. Preserve the exact structural logic: a tall vertical poster with a warm parchment-beige background, one monumental female side-profile silhouette occupying the upper-right and center-right, and one centered amber perfume bottle in the lower-middle foreground as the absolute visual hero. The entire composition must feel iconic, seductive, sculptural, and unforgettable.
Style lock: luxury fragrance campaign, high-end cinematic beauty editorial, refined double-exposure portrait composition, prestige perfume still life, warm sepia-gold glamour, premium typography, no cheap collage look, no casual lifestyle mood.
Port logic: make the brand super-symbol the fusion of three elements into one instantly recognizable signature image: the elegant female side-profile silhouette, the glowing amber perfume bottle, and luminous golden petals flowing through both the silhouette and the bottle zone. The portrait is not just a background figure; it must act like a living architectural frame for the fragrance. The bottle is not just a product shot; it must feel like the concentrated heart of the woman’s aura, memory, and presence. This silhouette-bottle-petal triad must read as one unified luxury emblem.
Orbit logic: create a clean visual circulation that moves from the upper-left headline area into the woman's forehead, nose bridge, lips, then down through the floral trail along the neck and shoulder, into the glowing bottle cap, through the amber glass body, across the base flowers, and back up toward the left-side copy. Use petal direction, skyline glow, edge lighting, and bottle highlights to build a refined loop of attention. The eye should continuously return to the bottle as the emotional and visual center.
Core composition: one large female silhouette dominating the right half, face in elegant left-facing profile, hair gathered into a refined soft updo, one luminous rectangular perfume bottle standing front-facing at the bottom center, large golden petals blooming around the bottle and partially inside the silhouette, one strong editorial headline block in the upper-left, one very concise benefit list beneath it, and one compressed lower information strip with a short poetic tagline and minimal call-to-action block. Keep the product clearly dominant even within the dramatic composition.
Portrait and silhouette design: the female profile must be graceful and anatomically natural, with a clean forehead-to-nose line, elegant lips, realistic chin and neck transition, and a poised, serene expression. The silhouette should remain mostly deep shadow with warm rim light. Inside the silhouette, blend a refined dusk cityscape with an original European tower skyline, subtle glowing haze, and layered floral forms. The double exposure must be clean, controlled, and premium, never chaotic.
Product design: create an original luxury perfume bottle with thick crystal-clear glass walls, rich amber-brown liquid, a polished metallic gold cylindrical cap, elegant centered label typography, and subtle emblem detailing. The bottle must feel expensive, weighty, and collectible. Place it on a dark stone slab with controlled black draped fabric around the base, reinforcing ceremony and contrast.
Floral system: place large velvety golden petals around the lower bottle zone and inside the silhouette along the temple, cheek, neck, and shoulder curve. The petals should feel softly backlit, semi-translucent, and rich in layered tonal detail. Their placement must support both the Orbit flow and the Port super-symbol.
Typography and layout: preserve the exact text architecture without copying any wording. Upper-left: one bold mixed-serif headline block with a large hero word and smaller supporting lines. Mid-left: two or three concise premium benefit lines only. Bottom: one short poetic tagline on the left, one small centered descriptor, and one compact CTA block on the lower-right. All text must be original, in English only, elegant, minimal, and highly legible.
Suggested original copy style inside the design: headline "BEYOND PERFUME", accent line "IT BECOMES YOUR SIGNATURE", benefits such as "Velvet Trail" and "Lasting Glow", bottom-left tagline "Presence before words", center descriptor "Extrait de Parfum", lower-right CTA "DISCOVER NOW".
Lighting: warm golden side light on the bottle and flowers, refined rim light tracing the portrait contour, soft inner atmospheric glow inside the silhouette, crisp specular highlights on the glass edges and cap, and controlled shadow depth in the lower pedestal and fabric. Keep everything luminous, sculptural, and premium.
Materials and realism: realistic perfume glass refraction, dense amber liquid, polished metal cap, velvety flower petals, matte parchment backdrop, subtle stone texture, rich black fabric folds, soft floating particles, and physically coherent reflections. No plastic texture, no muddy transparency, no cheap gold, no flat petals.
Color strategy: dominant palette of parchment beige, warm ivory, amber gold, tobacco brown, floral gold, soft black, and muted dusk sepia. Keep the bottle as the central warm light core while the silhouette carries the deeper emotional mass.
Art direction goals: product-first hierarchy, iconic super-symbol composition, elegant orbit flow, refined feminine mystery, collectible prestige fragrance campaign, minimal but powerful typography, and Cannes-level luxury impact.
Negative prompt: copied headline, copied brand name, copied label text, weak product hierarchy, messy collage, distorted female profile, bad anatomy, extra fingers, malformed hands, plastic-looking bottle, cheap gold cap, muddy flowers, cluttered skyline, dirty beige background, black blotches, crushed shadows, flat lighting, overexposed highlights, unreadable typography, generic perfume ad, AI artifacts, chaotic petal motion, weak silhouette readability.
