Hair rollers

A woman lies on her stomach on a light-colored carpet in a living room, her body turned toward the camera, her elbows resting on the floor. One hand holds a red retro telephone receiver to her ear, the other resting on an open magazine. Her gaze is directed toward the middle ground from waist to head, the angle is at eye level. The composition is tight, focusing on the face, the telephone receiver, and the foreground objects. She has warm, matte skin, shaded shadows in warm brown tones, a sharp, graphic wing along the lash line, long eyelashes, and a rich, matte burgundy lipstick. Her hair is styled in large, heated rollers throughout her head, creating a voluminous shape, with individual strands neatly tucked around her face. She is wearing a burgundy silk robe with wide sleeves. Nearby, on the floor, lies an open fashion magazine, a glass of white wine, and a pair of high-heeled shoes with a glossy finish. The setting is a cozy living room with a soft sofa in the background, a table lamp with a fabric shade casting a warm glow. The space is slightly darkened, the background is blurred, the foreground is brighter, and the carpet has a distinct soft texture. The lighting is warm artificial, the main source being a lamp in the background and additional soft frontal light creating a soft chiaroscuro pattern on the face. The shadows are moderate, without sharp edges, the contrast is medium, the highlights on the phone and glass are controlled, and the overall lighting is warm, creating a vintage feel. Shot with a 50mm lens, shallow depth of field with sharp focus on the face and phone, the background is softly blurred, there is a slight grain, and the texture of skin, fabric, and objects is highly detailed. This is a stylized interior photography, highly detailed, photorealistic. warm vintage cinematic mood, dominant amber and brown tones, moderate to high grain texture, medium contrast with soft shadows, warm tungsten lighting, subtle highlight bloom, rich warm skin tones, slight vignette effect, muted overall saturation, retro film-inspired color grading.