Cinematic Backlit Portrait

Create an ultra-realistic close-up photographic portrait of {argument name="character description" default="a young East Asian woman in her early 20s"} turning her head over her bare shoulder and looking directly into the camera with a calm, slightly distant expression. Frame from the upper chest to the top of the head in a vertical 4:5 composition, face slightly left of center, shoulders angled away, head rotated back toward viewer. She has {argument name="hair style" default="dark brown-black hair loosely pinned in a messy updo with wispy strands falling across her forehead and cheeks"}, almond-shaped dark eyes, natural brows, a straight delicate nose, soft full lips, subtle cheek moles, visible pores, fine skin texture, faint under-eye detail, natural uneven skin sheen, and no heavy makeup. She wears {argument name="clothing" default="a thin gray spaghetti-strap top"} with one strap visible on the shoulder. Use warm directional late-afternoon sunlight from behind and camera-left, creating golden rim light along hair, cheek, jawline, neck, and shoulder, with chiaroscuro across the face: one side softly illuminated, the other falling into gentle shadow. Add realistic specular highlights in the eyes, tiny flyaway hairs catching the backlight, slight haze in the air, and a muted dark indoor background with strong shallow depth of field and creamy bokeh. Shoot like an intimate cinematic portrait on an 85mm lens at wide aperture, natural color grading, warm highlights, soft shadows, high dynamic range but not over-clean. Emphasize accurate facial structure and stable facial landmarks: clear brow ridge, eye spacing, nose bridge, philtrum, jawline, cheekbone plane, and neck anatomy. Avoid plastic skin, flat frontal lighting, glamour retouching, exaggerated beauty filters, over-sharpening, artificial symmetry, extra jewelry, text, watermark, or studio backdrop.