Life was never meant to be perfect.

Create a vertical 4:5 cinematic editorial poster using the submitted person as a mandatory identity reference. Faithfully preserve face, hair, skin, body, and natural proportions.

The woman appears full-body, walking through a large off-white studio crossed by a diagonal band of sunlight. Behind her, an enlarged and partially torn photograph of her own face occupies the wall, creating two scales of the same identity. She wears a black high-neck sleeveless top and wide-leg tailored trousers, captured in natural movement.

Integrate the exact texts: “NÃO ERA PARA SER PERFEITO” and, below it, “ERA PARA PARECER VIVO.” Use condensed black typography, strong hierarchy, partial overlap with the torn photograph, and minimum safety margins of 8% on all sides. No letter may touch the edges, cross the face, or be cut off.

Add paper texture, real shadows between the layers, a small orange detail, and generous negative space. Avoid icons, footers, additional words, illegible text, flyer appearance, or generic app-style layout.