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Blend the conceptual punch of Orbit-style design with the symbolic clarity of Port-style aesthetics, refining the glass reflections into a calm, restrained international luxury fragrance sensibility. The entire composition is built around a three-tier iconic super-symbol: 1) An elegant pink fragrance bottle standing upright and precisely aligned on a razor-thin horizontal divider; 2) An inverted, downward-growing aromatic floral cluster suspended beneath the divider, reading like a floral root system extending from the bottle’s world; 3) Generous negative space that binds the upper and lower elements into a unified brand visual. The final artwork should feel minimal, intellectual, product-led, globally luxurious, and refined to Cannes Lions-level standards. Core Super-Symbol Composition Adopt a strict vertical symmetrical layout: the premium pink fragrance bottle sits centered in the upper frame, firmly anchored on the razor-thin horizontal divider. Below the divider, the inverted floral cluster hangs like a root system branching from the bottle’s base. The bottle, divider, and inverted florals form an instant, cohesive luxury visual narrative. The composition exudes architectural control and quiet calm, delivering instant memorability even from a distance. Orbit-Style Enhancement Amplify the conceptual reversal: the lower floral cluster carries a dual narrative of soft, lush floral landscapes and structural root systems. Stems cluster tightly where the florals meet the divider, then gradually loosen and spread downward, with petals, stalks, and tendrils adding layered texture and increasing delicacy. Visual energy flows from the calm bottle above into the dense-to-loose floral structure below, strengthening vertical tension and conceptual depth while preserving elegance—framing the fragrance’s scent as a tangible floral world that subverts the conventional expectation of upward plant growth. Port-Style Enhancement Distill the image into a purer, more iconic brand emblem. Strip all non-essential visual clutter to preserve only the core three-tier relationship: bottle above, divider in the middle, inverted floral root system below. The result should read less like a staged still life and more like a proprietary high-luxury fragrance symbol. Every element reinforces product identity through precision and restraint, cementing brand recall. Bottle Design Design an original premium pink fragrance bottle: clear glass body filled with a muted dusty-pink fragrance liquid, softly rounded rectangular silhouette, glossy black cylindrical cap, and a minimal cream label with fictional branding. The bottle should feel serene, expensive, and architecturally balanced—its presence defined by placement, symmetry, and proportion, not exaggerated scale. Glass Reflection Treatment (Key Refinement) Reflections must read as calm, restrained, and internationally premium. Avoid harsh specular glare or overly glossy cosmetic-style highlights. Use clean, narrow, elegant reflection bands with soft highlight roll-off and precise edge control. The reflections should evoke the polish of a world-class niche fragrance campaign: refined, minimal, sophisticated, never loud or commercial-cheap. Inverted Floral Cluster Use a classic fragrance floral blend: centifolia rose, jasmine, lily of the valley, and freesia, paired with slender gray-green stems and delicate tangled tendrils. Stems cluster tightly near the divider, then loosen and spread downward, with blooms cascading at varied heights and tendrils drifting naturally to create organic density rhythm. The florals should feel fresh, tactile, and luxurious, but always remain secondary to the bottle as the focal point. Lighting Use soft high-end studio lighting with a warm-neutral to subtly cool editorial balance. The bottle receives gentle frontal fill light and controlled edge reflections. The dusty-pink liquid glows with a soft misty pink tone, avoiding sugary or overly warm casts. The lower florals are clearly legible, with enough light to reveal the velvety texture of rose petals, the fibrous surface of stems, and the delicate thinness of tendrils—while keeping the bottle as the brightest, most authoritative visual anchor. Material Rendering Render the glass bottle with impeccable clarity, subtle refraction, and restrained luxury reflection control. Render the liquid with soft dusty-pink transparency and refined meniscus detail. Rose petals should have a fine velvety texture and soft matte glow; jasmine and lily of the valley petals should read as thin, translucent, and waxy; stems should have a fibrous matte irregularity; tendrils should show botanical-grade precision for thin, pliable plant structure. All materials must feel hyper-real, premium, and physically truthful. Background Use a seamless luxury studio background in cool ivory, immaculate and spacious. Negative space carries equal visual weight to the physical elements, reinforcing the high-end fragrance mood. Color System Use a restrained luxury palette: cool ivory, muted dusty pink, glossy black, soft gray-green, cream, and pale taupe. Saturation should remain elegantly subdued. The overall emotional tone must feel elevated, calm, and internationally luxurious
