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REFERENCE HANDLING — read before generating: IMAGE 1 is the wide room shot. Take from it ONLY: the color grade, the warm window light from the upper left, the cool teal shadows, the wood tone of the dresser, the teal drawer lining color, the film grain and the overall atmosphere. Do not copy its framing. IMAGE 2 is the layout reference for the drawer. Take from it ONLY: the high angle looking down into the open drawer, the arrangement of the contents — the fanned stack of old sepia photographs, the folded grey cloth on the right, the teal lining, the wooden drawer walls. Do not copy its errors. IMAGE 3 is the EXACT bottle. This is a strict product reference. Reproduce it faithfully: the wide flattened flask shape with rounded shoulders, the dark smoky amber-brown glass, the short brushed gold cylindrical cap with its fine vertical ridges, the wide dark brown SNAKESKIN leather band wrapping the lower half of the body with visible individual scales and a stitched vertical seam, and the gold lettering printed on the leather band. The bottle must be recognisably this exact product. TEXT — CRITICAL, RENDER IT SHARP AND CORRECT: On the leather band, in thin gold serif type, two lines centred: first line, lowercase: john varvatos second line, smaller, all capitals with wide letter spacing: VINTAGE The lettering must be crisp, correctly spelled, horizontally level, in perfect focus and fully legible. No extra words, no invented characters, no duplicated lines, no distorted glyphs. SHOT: An extreme close-up of the open bottom drawer, camera high and angled down into it, the same viewpoint as IMAGE 2 but tighter and more precise. The perfume bottle lies on its side on the teal lining in the left half of the frame, turned so its front face — the face carrying the gold lettering — is angled up toward the camera and toward the window light. The stack of old photographs lies behind and to the right of it, one photograph slid out from the stack so its corner slips underneath the bottle. The folded grey cloth fills the right side of the frame. The wooden drawer walls frame the composition on the left and top. THE BOTTLE MUST PHYSICALLY REST ON THE SURFACE: It lies flat on the teal lining, in solid contact with it. Under the bottle there is a dark, soft-edged CONTACT SHADOW that is darkest right where the glass touches the fabric and spreads outward. The photographs also cast their own soft shadows on the lining. Nothing floats. Nothing hovers. Every object has weight and sits in the drawer. THE HAND: A woman's hand comes in from the UPPER RIGHT of the frame and reaches down toward the bottle. Her thumb rests on the near shoulder of the glass, her index and middle fingers reach across the top of the bottle onto the far shoulder — she is pinching it from above, the way you pick up something heavier than expected. The ring and little fingers curl loosely and do not touch the glass. The bottle is still lying in the drawer, not yet lifted. Only the hand and the lower wrist are in frame, nothing above the wrist, and only ONE hand. Natural adult female hand, Slavic, early forties. Short unpainted nails with a soft square shape. Warm living skin with fine texture, faint veins across the back of the hand, a soft crease at each knuckle. Slim wrist.