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Create an ultra-close-up editorial-style portrait of a woman with long reddish-blonde hair and soft natural makeup, replacing the original subject from the reference photo. The scene is shot in a neutral studio environment with a medium-grey seamless backdrop, creating clean subject isolation. Camera setup: Use a 28mm or 35mm wide-angle lens shot extremely close to the subject's face, centered and tightly cropped at the forehead and shoulders. Slight upward angle (just below eye level) to exaggerate facial proportions and draw attention to the eyes and mouth. Lighting: Use a single hard flash positioned directly in front of the subject — similar to an on-camera strobe — creating sharp-edged shadows and strong directional highlights. Maintain a high flash power to emphasize skin texture, micro-details, pores, and hair strands. Include catchlights in both eyes, giving them a wet, glossy appearance. Styling: Replace original punk accessories with items appropriate for the new subject but stay consistent with the theme. For example, silver or chrome earrings, edgy metallic details, or a bold reflective prop (like a CD) near the mouth to replicate the reflective highlight. Keep the same mischievous or intense facial expression — eyes locked into the camera. Colour palette & grading: Push a film-inspired cross-processed look. Cool blue tones in shadows, warm skin highlights with a subtle orange-magenta cast. Maintain high contrast, with crushed blacks and slightly blown highlights. Simulate 35mm film grain to add texture, especially in skin and background.