Melike Salakzadeh

Use the uploaded image as the EXACT and ONLY visual reference. Create a 10-second photorealistic image-to-video animation from this exact image. CRITICAL: DO NOT redesign, reinterpret, modify, replace, simplify, beautify, or alter the dress in any way. The dress must remain EXACTLY the same dress shown in the reference image, with the exact same burgundy/cherry-wine color, exact silhouette, exact corset structure, exact neckline, exact off-shoulder sheer sleeves, exact large bow-like draped hip panels, exact skirt shape, exact embroidery, exact flowers, exact rhinestones, exact crystals, exact bead placement, exact decorative patterns, exact seams, exact fabric texture, exact train, and exact proportions. The woman, her face, body proportions, makeup, earrings, hairstyle, clothing, and overall appearance must remain consistent with the reference image. Do not replace her with another person and do not change her appearance. The boutique environment must remain exactly consistent with the reference image: same white walls, same decorative wall molding, same polished light ceramic floor, same curtains on the left, same warm illuminated "mezon_roz" sign, same lighting, same color temperature, same architecture and same overall atmosphere. The video should look like a real professional fashion video filmed with a high-end cinema camera, NOT like an AI-generated animation. TIMELINE — 10 SECONDS: 0.0–1.5 seconds: Start VERY close to the bottom of the dress at a LOW CAMERA ANGLE, almost at ceramic-floor level. The first frames should show the glossy ceramic floor, the realistic reflection of the burgundy dress on the floor, the lower hem/train of the gown, and the extremely detailed fabric and embellishments. Do NOT start with a full-body shot. The camera should begin close to the lower portion of the dress. 1.5–4.5 seconds: The woman naturally takes several slow, elegant steps forward toward the camera. At the same time, the camera performs a very smooth, realistic upward camera movement/travel from the bottom of the dress toward the upper part of the gown. Gradually reveal the skirt, the floral embellishments, crystal and rhinestone details, the large structured hip/bow sections, the corseted waist, the vertical boning/seam details, the neckline and finally the upper body. The camera movement must be physically realistic and smooth, like a professional fashion videographer slowly moving a camera upward while tracking the model. By approximately 4–5 seconds: The camera has reached the upper part of the dress and the model is clearly visible. The dress must remain perfectly identical to the reference image. 5.0–8.0 seconds: The camera smoothly moves backward and slightly upward to reveal the entire woman and the COMPLETE dress in a full-length composition, similar to the reference image. The entire silhouette, full skirt, train, sleeves and floor should be visible. The woman pauses naturally and poses elegantly. Her movement must remain subtle, realistic and human. 8.0–10.0 seconds: The woman naturally turns around once, slowly and elegantly, so the BACK OF THE DRESS becomes visible. This should be one natural continuous turn, not a jump cut. The final two seconds should primarily show the back of the gown and its realistic fabric, structure, embellishments and train. The camera should remain stable and smoothly follow her movement. PHOTOREALISM AND DETAIL REQUIREMENTS: The dress is the absolute priority. Preserve every visible detail from the reference image. The burgundy/cherry-wine fabric must have realistic physical texture and natural folds. Every rhinestone, crystal, bead, pearl-like embellishment and decorative element must remain sharp, individually visible and physically attached to the fabric. Preserve the exact embroidery patterns and floral appliqués. Preserve the exact vertical lines and corset construction. Preserve realistic stitching and seam lines. The sheer sleeves must remain realistically transparent with the same embellishment pattern. The skirt must retain its exact volume, layered structure and train. Do not invent additional decorations. Do not remove any existing decorations. Do not change the color or saturation of the dress. The crystals and rhinestones should naturally catch and reflect the boutique lighting as the camera moves. The reflections on the polished ceramic floor should behave according to real-world lighting and camera movement. REALISTIC HUMAN MOTION: Natural walking speed. Natural foot placement. Natural body weight shifting. Natural arm movement. Natural fabric movement caused by walking. Natural movement of the skirt and train. Natural hair movement. Natural turning motion. No floating. No sliding feet. No stiff mannequin movement. No exaggerated posing. No unnatural body deformation. CAMERA: Professional cinematic fashion-video camera. Realistic lens perspective. Smooth controlled camera movement. Natural depth of field. No artificial zoom effect. No sudden camera jumps. No camera shake. No frame interpolation artifacts. No warped perspective. ABSOLUTELY NO: dress redesign dress replacement color change fabric change different embellishments missing rhinestones extra rhinestones changed embroidery changed sleeves changed neckline changed corset changed skirt changed train changed proportions changed woman changed face changed hairstyle changed boutique changed background background replacement extra people text changes logo changes morphing flickering warping melting fabric deformed hands extra fingers missing fingers floating jewelry unnatural walking unnatural turning jump cuts scene transitions AI-looking motion plastic-looking skin cartoon appearance The final result must look like an authentic, professionally filmed 10-second luxury couture fashion video recorded inside the exact boutique shown in the reference image. MOST IMPORTANT: Treat the uploaded image as a locked visual source. Animate the existing image rather than redesigning it. Preserve the exact dress, exact color, exact construction, exact embellishment placement and exact environment throughout the entire video.