Cinematic Crystal Tunnel Fashion Portrait

Ultra-realistic cinematic fashion portrait of the same young woman from the reference image, replacing the male subject while preserving the exact composition, camera angle, body positioning, head direction, and dramatic mood of the original male portrait. She is standing in the same three-quarter pose as the boy, with her shoulders slightly angled and her head turned gently to the side, looking off-camera with a calm, elegant, slightly dreamy expression. She has long, naturally wavy dark-brown hair flowing over her shoulders, delicate youthful facial features, soft natural makeup, subtle rosy lips, and elegant crystal drop earrings. Dress her in a luxurious full-length black princess-style evening gown, fitted elegantly through the bodice with a flowing voluminous skirt, subtle black lace and embroidered detailing, sheer long sleeves, and refined couture texture. The black dress should blend naturally with the dark environment while remaining clearly visible. Place her inside the same futuristic prismatic crystal tunnel: countless reflective black, silver, white, and warm-golden light streaks radiate dramatically from behind her head, creating a powerful tunnel/warp-speed effect. Add realistic reflections and glowing highlights throughout the background. Use dramatic directional lighting with narrow bands of light and shadow falling naturally across her face, hair, shoulders, and dress, matching the lighting pattern of the original portrait. Deep blacks, crisp highlights, cinematic contrast, realistic skin texture, detailed hair strands, realistic fabric texture, subtle depth of field, professional editorial photography, luxury fashion campaign aesthetic. Composition: vertical 4:5 portrait, medium-to-full body framing, subject centered slightly lower in frame, strong symmetrical radial background, cinematic perspective, realistic proportions, photorealistic, ultra-detailed, 8K quality, high-end fashion photography, natural anatomy. Important: Keep the woman recognizable and visually consistent with the provided reference girl. Do not copy the male's facial features. Preserve the boy's exact pose, camera perspective, lighting direction, and overall composition, but replace him completely with the girl in the black gown.