Afterglow Memory Portrait Poster

Create a cinematic editorial fashion portrait poster of a young woman at 2 a.m., moody and emotionally overflowing without speaking. She is shown from the waist up, leaning against a textured wall, body turned slightly sideways with one bare shoulder exposed, long messy wavy {argument name="hair color" default="black"} hair falling over her shoulders, wearing a dark translucent off-shoulder tulle or organza wrap dress. Her arms are folded gently across her torso, hands visible near the lower center, conveying loneliness, tipsy softness, defocus, and unsent longing. Use dramatic neon after-hours lighting: warm red-orange glow from the upper left, deep violet and indigo shadows on the right, electric blue spill across the lower left and the dress, with a strong soft-edged shadow of her profile cast on the wall. The face should remain natural and recognizable, not over-beautified, not plastic, with realistic skin texture and subtle emotion. Vertical 4:5 canvas, close crop, high-fashion magazine cover composition, grainy film texture, slight blur, chromatic aberration, faint scratches, tiny glitch marks, and dreamy nocturnal atmosphere. Add exactly 5 visible text elements in delicate pale pink/white typography: 1) a small upper-left poem reading “the echo of us / is still / living here / —”; 2) the main title in large elegant thin serif uppercase near the lower left reading “{argument name="main title" default="AFTERGLOW MEMORY"}”; 3) an italic spaced subtitle below it reading “{argument name="subtitle" default="you stayed in my mind ///"}”; 4) a small lower-left note reading “I replay our / hands almost / touching / again / —”; 5) a small right-side note reading “glass hearts / don’t break / they fade / —”. Add faint microtext near the bottom center reading “it’s not over / just in the afterglow”. Keep all typography integrated like a melancholy album-cover poster, with no logos or watermark.