Cinematic Luxury Perfume Ad (Seedance 2.0)

Create a 15-second ultra-premium cinematic e-commerce advertisement for a luxury perfume. Make it feel like a theatrical Hollywood fragrance campaign with an enormous production budget: mysterious, sensual, elegant and visually unforgettable. The perfume bottle is the hero. Use a sophisticated transparent glass bottle with a dark amber liquid, heavy crystal-like glass, elegant metallic cap and completely blank branding. 0–3 seconds: Nighttime. A luxurious old European hotel corridor illuminated by warm wall lamps. The camera slowly travels through atmospheric darkness toward a single beam of moonlight. 3–5 seconds: The perfume bottle is revealed sitting alone on a polished dark wooden table. Moonlight passes through the glass, creating beautiful caustic reflections across the surface. Extremely detailed glass, liquid and reflections. 5–9 seconds: A sophisticated woman wearing an elegant black evening dress picks up the perfume. Macro shot of her fingers touching the bottle. She sprays the perfume onto her wrist. The fragrance mist catches the light in slow motion. 9–12 seconds: The environment transforms subtly into a breathtaking nighttime rooftop overlooking a glowing European city. Wind moves her dress and hair naturally. She looks toward the skyline with quiet confidence. 12–15 seconds: Hard cinematic return to the perfume bottle. The bottle stands on black reflective stone with the city skyline blurred behind it. A soft breeze moves delicate fabric in the background. Camera performs a slow dramatic push toward the bottle while warm highlights travel across the glass. The fragrance mist must look physically realistic and delicate, never like smoke or magical particles. Cinematography: 65mm Hollywood cinema, anamorphic lens, deep blacks, warm practical lighting, moonlight, realistic glass refraction, shallow depth of field, subtle film grain, atmospheric haze, controlled lens flare, elegant slow motion. Make the perfume look expensive enough that the viewer immediately associates it with luxury and exclusivity. No text, logo, brand name, watermark, fantasy effects, floating bottle, excessive CGI, distorted hands or faces.