[Create a high-fashion conceptual editorial portrait using the provided reference image as the STRICT visual composition and structural reference. Reproduce the same overall facial arrangement, spatial depth, overlap pattern, cropping, geometric fragmentation, color placement, and visual rhythm of the reference — do not reinterpret the composition into a generic four-face portrait. EXACTLY FOUR distinct visible faces of the SAME adult woman must be present — no more, no fewer. The four faces must read immediately as four synchronized photographic exposures of one woman, with identical facial identity, proportions, skin tone, eye shape, eyebrows, nose structure, lips, and jawline. FACE 1 — CENTRAL DOMINANT FACE: A large frontal face occupies the center, looking directly toward the viewer. This is the main face and must have complete, realistic facial anatomy: both eyes, eyebrows, nose, cheeks, lips, chin and jawline clearly connected. Calm, sophisticated, slightly introspective expression, softly parted glossy lips. FACE 2 — LEFT INNER FACE: Immediately to the left of the central face, place a second complete face, slightly behind and overlapping the central face, closely following the reference positioning. It should be subtly turned toward the viewer in a 3/4 angle. Its own eye, eyebrow, nose bridge and tip, cheek, lips, chin and jawline must remain clearly recognizable. It must look like a separate photographic exposure, NOT a duplicated eye or fragmented portion of the central face. FACE 3 — FAR-LEFT PROFILE: At the far left edge, reproduce the reference's narrow inward-facing side profile. The forehead, eyebrow area, nose bridge and tip, lips, chin and jawline must form one continuous believable profile. Keep this face partially cropped by the frame and geometric elements exactly in the spirit of the reference. FACE 4 — RIGHT PROFILE: On the right side of the central face, create a fourth distinct inward-facing side profile following the reference's placement, depth and scale. Clearly readable forehead, eyebrow, nose, lips, chin and jawline. It must remain visually separate from the central face while naturally overlapping it. CRITICAL FACIAL COMPOSITION: The four faces must NOT appear as four evenly spaced copies. Do NOT make them symmetrical. Do NOT arrange them like four portraits side-by-side. Preserve the reference's layered dimensional construction: far-left profile → inner-left face → large central frontal face → right profile, with close spatial overlap and different depths. The central face remains dominant, while the surrounding faces emerge naturally from behind/around it. The result should look like multiple photographic exposures merged into one sophisticated editorial composition. GEOMETRIC FRAGMENTATION: Recreate the reference's rectangular collage structure. Use translucent and opaque rectangular blocks that pass across the faces at different positions, sometimes shifting facial portions slightly while keeping the underlying anatomy believable. Include cyan, turquoise, yellow, orange, coral, pink, magenta, royal blue and green translucent panels. Some rectangles contain facial details while others contain pure color. Keep the rectangles crisp, controlled and editorial. The geometry must fragment the photograph, not replace or distort the four facial structures. IMPORTANT: The eyes, noses, lips and cheeks must align naturally within each individual face. No duplicated eyes, floating noses, merged mouths, extra facial features, melted anatomy, mirrored faces, reflections, or random facial fragments. Exactly four complete recognizable faces must be countable. HAIR: Sleek dark brown-to-black hair with a precise center part, naturally swept backward. Realistic individual strands, subtle volume and believable continuity between the four photographic exposures. MAKEUP: Vivid turquoise and electric-blue eyeshadow transitioning into deep cobalt/royal blue around the outer corners, elegant black eyeliner, defined lashes, naturally shaped dark eyebrows, luminous natural skin and glossy coral-red/pink lips with realistic wet highlights. CLOTHING: A luxurious oversized sculptural silk scarf/couture wrap around the neck and shoulders, closely resembling the reference's large flowing silhouette. Saturated yellow, golden orange, coral, hot pink, turquoise and deep cobalt-blue sections with expressive abstract floral/brush-like patterns. Highly realistic silk texture, folds, sheen and dimensional highlights. BACKGROUND: Clean pale aqua/turquoise studio background with generous negative space. Minimal, bright and sophisticated. Floating geometric rectangles behind and around the head, integrated into the composition rather than randomly scattered. LIGHTING & PHOTOGRAPHY: Premium high-fashion beauty editorial photography, soft professional studio lighting, gentle frontal illumination, subtle rim light around hair and shoulders, realistic skin pores, eyelashes and fine facial details, natural shadows, controlled highlights, sophisticated magazine retouching without plastic-looking skin. STYLE: Ultra-photorealistic beauty photography + contemporary geometric surrealism + luxury fashion editorial + sophisticated photographic collage. Crisp geometry, realistic human anatomy, realistic skin texture, photorealistic silk, cinematic color depth, premium magazine aesthetic, highly detailed, polished but natural. COMPOSITION: Vertical 4:5 portrait. Close-up framing from head through upper torso. Follow the reference image's exact visual balance, face positioning, overlap, scale relationships, cropping and geometric rhythm as closely as possible. FINAL QUALITY CONTROL: Before rendering, verify that the image contains EXACTLY FOUR recognizable faces of the same adult woman: 1 large central frontal face + 1 closely overlapping inner-left face + 1 far-left inward-facing profile + 1 right inward-facing profile. No fifth face, no missing face, no merged face, no duplicated facial features, and no generic symmetrical four-face arrangement. The reference composition and dimensional facial layering are the priority.]