Solara Art Nouveau style sun goddess poster

Create an elegant vertical Art Nouveau poster, with the main character being {argument name="goddess name" default="SOLARA"} A radiant sun goddess stands facing forward in an elegant and symmetrical pose. She possesses long, flowing, reddish-brown hair, adorned with a luxurious wreath and gold ornaments, and a luminous circular sun halo behind her head, with enormous, stylized golden sunbeams filling the upper background. Her face is deliberately obscured by a solid, warm brown vertical rectangle at the center of her facial area. She wears a deep crimson and burgundy Greco-Roman style draped dress, decorated with gold floral patterns, thin straps, and ornate gold chains; a large sun medallion hangs on her chest, adorned with delicate pendant chains. Gold jewelry is added, including bracelets, armlets, necklaces, and small decorative medallions. Her arms extend outwards, gently lifting the long dress and scarf-like sleeves. The background is a rich deep red and burnt orange, embellished with luxurious antique gold lines, swirling decorative curves, vines, and floral patterns. Large sunflowers are placed in the upper left and upper right corners, and a sunflower motif is placed near the lower right corner, with smaller leaf and vine details scattered throughout. The entire poster is decorated with a thin, decorative gold border and rounded Art Nouveau-style corners. A deep red title plaque with an ornate gold border is placed at the bottom. The text on the title plaque reads: "Large Serif Title".{argument name="headline text" default="SOLARA"} Below is a smaller French subtitle.{argument name="subtitle text" default="DÉESSE DU SOLEIL"} Below that are two lines of centered small gold capital letters: "SOURCE DE VIE • LUMIÈRE ÉTERNELLE" and "FLAMME DU JOUR • CHALEUR SACRÉE"; at the very bottom center is "PARIS" with a tiny gold floral separator. Inspired by Alphonse Mucha, this elegant European vintage poster style uses flat decorative illustrations, intricate gold details, aged paper textures, and soft shades of crimson, ochre, amber, and antique gold to create a slightly worn print texture, devoid of any modern elements.