Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same single luxury fragrance bottle, the same dark editorial studio setting, the same polished cobalt-blue glass and metallic-gold finishes, the same stone plinth, navy satin fabric, lantern, floral elements, decorative berry stems, atmospheric smoke, framing, and cinematic lighting. Do not invent a new bottle shape, color scheme, background arrangement, prop layout, or camera angle. Replace all existing primary brand and product naming on the bottle with PromptLabHub.

Generate a maximum-quality photorealistic luxury fragrance advertising image in a vertical 2:3 composition. Position one fragrance bottle precisely in the center with strong vertical symmetry, filling approximately 58–62% of the frame height, with the full bottle and cap visible. Use a near eye-level frontal camera position with a slight downward view onto the supporting stone plinth. Keep the bottle facing directly toward the camera.

Preserve the tall rectangular bottle form with softly rounded shoulders, heavily rounded lower corners, broad sloping upper shoulders, a narrow cylindrical neck, and an approximate body height-to-width ratio of 1.55:1 excluding the cap. Construct the body from thick, polished transparent glass containing a deep cobalt-blue translucent coloration. Maintain a clear-to-blue gradient through the thick base and sidewalls with physically accurate refraction.

Render the bottle body in cobalt tones around H 220–230°, S 85–100%, B 35–75%, allowing the deepest central areas to approach near-black navy while transmitted lower areas shift toward vivid cobalt and cyan-blue. Keep the outer surface perfectly smooth and high-gloss, with long narrow blue-white vertical specular reflections running along both side edges. Render the thick lower glass base with strong optical refraction, distorted cobalt, white, and amber light transmission, and visible clear glass thickness.

Preserve the broad sloping shoulders transitioning into the narrow neck. Add angular blue-white specular highlights across the shoulder edges without changing the original silhouette.

Use a large faceted gemstone-like cap with a low domed octagonal profile. Construct the upper cap from transparent glossy dark cobalt-blue material with multiple planar top and side facets. Make the highlights break into distinct angular cobalt and electric-blue planes instead of smooth gradients. Surround the cap base with a wide mirror-polished metallic-gold band and add a second polished metallic-gold neck ring directly beneath it. Render the gold surfaces around H 40–48°, S 55–80%, B 70–95%, with sharp mirror-like reflections and crisp highlight transitions.

Place PromptLabHub prominently and centrally on the front bottle face as the main brand name. Use a refined premium serif treatment, medium visual weight, elegant spacing, and metallic-gold lettering matching H 42–48°, S 55–75%, B 75–95%. Keep the typography visually integrated into the luxury fragrance design rather than appearing as a digital overlay.

Above the PromptLabHub wordmark, place a small symmetrical ornamental circular crest in metallic gold containing a refined PLH monogram. Keep the crest delicate, intricate, centered, and substantially smaller than the main brand name.

Directly beneath PromptLabHub, place FOR MEN in small uppercase lettering with generous tracking and metallic-gold finish. Near the lower center of the bottle face, place EAU DE PARFUM in small uppercase gold lettering, followed beneath by compact volume information reading 100 ml · 3.3 fl. oz. Keep all secondary typography subordinate to PromptLabHub and maintain precise centered alignment.

Keep the deep-blue liquid visually integrated with the bottle interior without exposing a strong obvious fill boundary. Do not add bubbles, droplets, splashes, pouring liquid, condensation, or wet surface effects.

Place the bottle on the same dark circular stone or marble plinth with a matte-to-satin surface, subtle natural irregularity, and a rough dimensional outer edge. Give the stone only low-intensity cool reflections rather than a mirror finish.

Drape dark navy satin fabric around the plinth and through the foreground. Preserve its smooth lustrous weave, broad flowing folds, deep navy shadow valleys, and narrow blue specular ridges across raised folds. Allow the satin to crop naturally along the bottom and side edges of the composition.

Build the background as a four-layer depth stack. Layer one should contain foreground navy satin and partially sharp metallic-gold berry branches entering from the lower-left edge. Layer two should contain the sharply resolved bottle and front stone plinth. Layer three should contain a heavily defocused ornate lantern on the rear-left and a large dark-blue rose with additional floral mass on the rear-right. Layer four should contain soft blue atmospheric smoke and a near-black navy studio backdrop.

Place a tall ornate decorative lantern in the left background, partially cropped by the upper-left frame. Construct it with a bronze-to-gold metallic framework and glass panels, but keep it heavily out of focus. Illuminate it internally with a strong warm amber source around H 32–42°, S 85–100%, B 85–100% and approximately 1800–2200 K. Add approximately 4–7 soft circular warm bokeh orbs around this lantern at varying sizes, with diffuse edges.

Place a large dark cobalt/navy rose and softened floral mass in the right background. Keep these elements heavily blurred and darker than the bottle so they do not compete with the hero product.

Add thin branching decorative stems carrying small rounded metallic-gold berries in the lower-left foreground and near the lantern. Render the berries with warm metallic reflections while preserving shallow depth-of-field behavior.

Create soft blue atmospheric smoke concentrated behind the cap and upper bottle. Use cloudy translucent plumes with no hard edges, with hues around H 210–230° and brightness varying from dark navy to electric blue. The smoke should separate the bottle silhouette from the dark backdrop without obscuring the product.

Maintain a significantly darker background than the bottle. Keep the left background locally warmed by the lantern while the upper-center background is lifted by blue haze. Do not introduce any identifiable physical location, architectural environment, readable background text, or additional products.

Light the bottle with a cool soft key source from approximately 10–11 o’clock/front-left at 5000–6000 K. Use this light to create the strongest blue-white vertical reflection along the left glass edge, soft illumination across the bottle face, a controlled highlight over the shoulder, and subtle definition through the clear base.

Add a weaker cool right-side rim/fill source from approximately 2–3 o’clock. Use it to produce a thinner blue rim along the right bottle edge and separate the bottle from the dark floral background. Maintain overall fill intensity at approximately 30–40% relative to the key, keeping the central label readable while preserving deep cobalt and navy outer glass zones.

Allow the rear-left 1800–2200 K lantern practical to cast localized amber-gold reflections into the left background, metallic berry stems, cap hardware, and lower glass refraction. Keep this warmth localized instead of allowing it to neutralize the dominant cool grade.

Maintain bilateral rim illumination on the bottle, with the left edge brighter and cooler and the right edge thinner. Produce narrow vertical blue-white glass speculars along the sidewalls, broader cool reflections across the shoulders and thick clear base, angular cobalt highlights across the faceted cap, and sharp warm-gold reflections across the metallic cap and neck bands.

Use a high-contrast cinematic luxury color grade dominated by cobalt H 220–230°, deep navy H 220–235°, electric-blue accents H 210–220°, metallic gold H 40–48°, and localized warm amber H 32–42°. Keep shadow split-toning strongly navy-blue while allowing highlights to divide between electric blue and amber-gold. Maintain an overall visual balance near 4500–5200 K with the localized lantern remaining near 2000 K.

Simulate a 70–100 mm equivalent product lens with compressed perspective and minimal geometric distortion. Use approximately f/2.8–f/4 depth-of-field behavior. Keep the bottle and front portion of the stone plinth sharply resolved, allow nearby foreground berries to become partially sharp, and rapidly soften the lantern, rose, smoke, and distant decorative elements.

Render with extremely clean digital image quality at approximately grain level 1/10 and polished commercial post-processing around 9/10. Use strong but controlled contrast shaping, deep cobalt grading, selective bloom around the lantern only, carefully sharpened hero-product edges, physically convincing glass refraction, crisp metallic-gold reflections, and enhanced but natural atmospheric haze.

Preserve the exact polished transparent cobalt-blue glass body, thick clear refractive base, faceted glossy cobalt cap, mirror-polished metallic-gold cap band and neck ring, matte-satin dark stone plinth, lustrous navy satin fabric, and metallic-gold decorative berries. Do not substitute materials or change finish types.

Preserve the exact locked color relationships: cobalt blue H 220–230°, deep navy H 220–235°, electric-blue highlights H 210–220°, metallic gold H 40–48°, and warm lantern amber H 32–42°.

Preserve the locked lighting model: cool soft front-left key at 10–11 o’clock / 5000–6000 K, weaker cool right rim at 2–3 o’clock, warm 1800–2200 K rear-left lantern practical, narrow vertical glass speculars, angular cap highlights, mirror-like gold hardware reflections, and soft blue atmospheric haze.

Follow the uploaded image as the primary visual reference and preserve the bottle proportions, cap geometry, frontal pose, centered framing, stone support, satin arrangement, background depth structure, lantern position, floral placement, lighting direction, color temperature, shallow depth of field, and luxury advertising atmosphere.

Do not alter the bottle silhouette. Do not substitute glass, gold, stone, or satin materials. Do not change the cobalt-and-gold color system. Do not add another product. Do not add extra people or extra decorative objects. Do not add any text beyond PromptLabHub, the PLH crest, FOR MEN, EAU DE PARFUM, and 100 ml · 3.3 fl. oz. Do not add a watermark. No rain. No condensation. No splash. No droplets. No lens flare. No motion blur. No visible chromatic aberration. No distorted geometry. No low-quality CGI appearance.

Ultra-high resolution. Maximum photorealistic commercial product quality. Extremely accurate glass thickness, refraction, metallic reflections, satin behavior, depth separation, and controlled cinematic lighting. Sharp detail on the hero bottle with physically accurate materials and a premium luxury fragrance advertising finish.