[Create a highly detailed contemporary pop-art / neo-expressionist editorial portrait of an elegant adult woman, using the reference image as the visual composition guide. Show an extreme close-up, three-quarter portrait with her face dominating the frame. She has long, loose, slightly messy dark hair with fine individual strands flowing naturally around her face and shoulders. Her head is tilted subtly upward and toward the viewer, creating a confident, mysterious, almost dreamlike expression. Her facial features should be beautifully defined: expressive almond-shaped eyes with dramatic black eyeliner and long lashes, strong natural eyebrows, a sculpted nose, softly parted lips with dark burgundy lipstick, subtle freckles and realistic skin texture. Preserve believable facial anatomy while transforming the portrait into a bold graphic-art aesthetic. Use a high-contrast neon color palette dominated by electric cobalt blue, vivid hot pink, fluorescent red, deep navy/black, and saturated golden yellow. The face should be primarily rendered in intense cobalt and cyan-blue tones, with hot-pink and scarlet highlights shaping the forehead, cheeks, nose, lips, neck, and jawline. Create dramatic color blocking rather than conventional realistic skin tones. The background should be an energetic abstract geometric collage, featuring large blocks of yellow, red, pink, blue, and black. Add layered rectangles, thin outlined boxes, fragmented architectural shapes, distressed textures, rough ink marks, screen-print imperfections, scratched surfaces, grunge overlays, paint splatters, and hand-drawn sketch lines. Integrate some geometric elements partially over the woman's hair and face, creating a sophisticated fusion between portraiture and graphic design. Her clothing should be partially visible at the bottom of the composition: a dark blue denim or structured jacket with rough painterly texture, visible seams, folds, stitching, distressed marks, and subtle red/pink painted accents. The overall artwork should feel like a luxury fashion magazine cover merged with 1980s/1990s experimental pop art and modern digital screen-printing. Strong black contour lines should define the eyes, lips, hair, jawline, and clothing. Combine clean graphic shapes with deliberately imperfect hand-drawn strokes. Use layered silkscreen-print aesthetics, halftone textures, offset-print registration effects, grain, distressed ink, rough brush edges, subtle color misalignment, and tactile paper texture. Maintain excellent facial proportions and recognizable human anatomy despite the highly stylized color treatment. Composition: vertical portrait, subject filling approximately 80–90% of the frame, face positioned slightly left of center, abstract geometric structures concentrated around the right side, strong visual balance between organic facial curves and rigid geometric forms. Lighting: dramatic studio lighting translated into graphic color blocks, strong highlights and deep shadow areas, luminous neon accents. Visual quality: ultra-detailed, crisp linework, intricate textures, sophisticated editorial composition, high contrast, sharp facial details, rich layered artwork, premium gallery-quality finish, 4K, highly polished, visually striking. Aspect ratio: 4:5 Style keywords: contemporary pop art, neo-expressionism, neo-noir graphic portrait, screen print, editorial fashion art, geometric collage, neon color blocking, distressed print texture, mixed-media digital painting.]