A young Caucasian woman (late teens/early 20s, slender build, shoulder-length light brown braided hair, neutral calm expression, natural makeup) is positioned slightly left of center, mid-chest up. She wears an avant-garde haute couture garment: A **fitted, sleeveless bodice in deep burnt orange velvet or silk**. From the neckline erupts an **elaborate, voluminous collar/boa/jabot sculpted entirely from overlapping Monarch butterfly wings (shades of burnt orange, amber, golden brown with black veins and white spots)**. The wings are meticulously arranged **in dense, cascading layers, overlapping chaotically like a swarm attracted to a source**, creating intense texture and organic volume. The overall effect is dramatic, three-dimensional, and reminiscent of a living, fluttering accessory. Soft, dramatic studio lighting highlights the iridescence and intricate details of the wings and the rich texture of the bodice. Background is completely dark and out of focus. Extreme close-up, focus on the stunning texture and construction of the wing collar and the contrast with the smooth bodice. Style: High Fashion Photography, Alexander McQueen level of drama, Surreal Elegance. --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 6.0
