Create a coordinated nine-image skincare social media campaign.
CREATIVE OBJECTIVE
Preserve the reference’s premium beauty-ad character:
dramatic product lighting, oversized elegant typography, rich backgrounds, sculptural props, and clear product prominence.
Create original compositions, copy, typography, color relationships, and props.
Keep the products desirable through design and photography rather than invented skincare benefits.
OUTPUT
Generate 9 separate finished images, one per numbered brief.
Each image must have its own complete 4:5 portrait canvas.
Do not combine them into a collage, grid, contact sheet, or multi-panel image.
If necessary, generate the images sequentially.
Deliver flat finished artwork without presentation margins, campaign title boards, designer credits, software interfaces, or surrounding rooms.
OPTIONAL INPUTS
• Product photographs
• Open-product photographs
• Confirmed product names and descriptions
• Confirmed ingredients and approved claims
• Approved replacement copy
• Approved brand assets
Treat blank fields as absent. Never print placeholders.
PRODUCT ACCURACY
Use supplied photographs first, confirmed written descriptions second, fictional defaults third.
Preserve exact packaging shape, closure type, bottle or jar proportions, materials, colors, and confirmed non-brand labels.
Do not change a dropper into a pump.
Do not recolor supplied packaging.
Do not invent new product variants or sizes.
If one product is supplied, feature it once per composition unless another view is explicitly needed.
Show open packaging only when its interior appearance is supplied or confirmed. Otherwise keep it closed.
Remove brand names and logos unless explicitly approved.
FICTIONAL DEFAULT PRODUCTS
Dusty-rose frosted-glass serum bottle with brushed-champagne pump, labeled:
“FACIAL SERUM”
For design 1 only, use a dropper version with champagne collar and charcoal bulb when no real product is supplied.
Dusty-rose cream jar with brushed-champagne lid, labeled:
“FACE CREAM”
These are fictional category examples, not replicas of a named commercial product.
CLAIMS
Do not invent ingredients, retinol content, collagen content, efficacy, wrinkle reduction, skin protection, firming, repair, age-related benefits, clinical results, volume, weight, certifications, prices, availability, or contact information.
Do not use botanical or animal props that imply unsupported ingredients.
CAMPAIGN IDENTITY
Deep aubergine: #372538
Dusty rose: #C998A2
Porcelain: #F4EEE7
Brushed champagne: a restrained neutral metal finish, not bright yellow gold.
Alternate light and dark backgrounds.
Preserve actual product colors and adapt surrounding graphics to complement them.
TYPOGRAPHY
Elegant light-weight sans-serif headlines with confident scale and restrained spacing.
Clean regular sans-serif supporting copy.
Approximately 6% safe margins.
Keep labels and headlines readable.
Avoid copying the reference’s red-white treatment, brand names, benefit columns, volume badges, and contact footers.
PROP LANGUAGE
Matte folded paper, low geometric plinths, broad curved blocks, simple arches, and restrained linen.
All products and props must be physically grounded.
No tentacles, ropes, animal parts, driftwood, rough mountain scenery, cloud platforms, or floating duplicate bottles.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DIRECTION
Full-frame commercial beauty-product photography.
Standard products:
85–100mm lens, approximately f/8, ISO 100, 1/160 second.
Bedside lifestyle:
85mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/160 second.
Neutral white balance around 5200K; approximately 5000K for the evening still life.
Use large diffusion frames, soft rear-side lighting, narrow strip reflections, restrained frontal bounce, and black flags for shape.
Differentiate frosted glass, smooth glass, brushed metal, matte paper, cream, and linen through realistic light response.
Maintain coherent label perspective, lid ellipses, product scale, glass thickness, and contact shadows.
NATURAL DETAIL
Keep products clearly resolved without hard sharpening.
Use broad reflection transitions and gentle tonal roll-off.
Allow small material imperfections where appropriate, without making premium packaging dirty.
Avoid plastic CGI surfaces, excessive gloss, HDR halos, artificial glow, fake condensation, etched texture, blanket grain, theatrical haze, and global blur.
Render only the exact English copy below.
No logos, signatures, dates, websites, QR codes, or watermarks.
DESIGN 1 — A MOMENT FOR YOUR RITUAL
Aubergine background with a soft dusty-rose illuminated area.
Product upright, slightly right of center, on a low porcelain platform.
Narrow matte rose-paper strip curves behind it.
Fictional fallback: serum dropper bottle.
Porcelain headline at upper left:
“A MOMENT
FOR YOUR
RITUAL.”
Supporting copy:
“Begin with a little time for yourself.”
Camera character: Sony A7R V, 90mm macro, f/8.
Rear-left diffusion, right strip reflection, black flags.
DESIGN 2 — MEET THE SERUM
Porcelain background with a large dusty-rose rectangle offset lower right.
Serum bottle upright in lower-middle area, slightly low three-quarter view.
Aubergine headline:
“MEET
THE SERUM.”
Supporting copy:
“A closer look at your shelf.”
Thin champagne-colored rule.
Camera: 85–100mm, f/8.
No floating liquid spheres.
DESIGN 3 — OPEN THE EVENING
Aubergine background.
Open cream jar on a low porcelain platform in lower-right half.
Lid rests beside it, physically supported.
Only show open supplied packaging if interior is confirmed.
Otherwise keep the real product closed.
Fictional fallback: ivory cream with a modest spatula mark.
Porcelain headline:
“OPEN
THE EVENING.”
Dusty-rose supporting line:
“A quiet moment at the end of the day.”
Camera: 100mm macro, f/8.
DESIGN 4 — SHAPE YOUR ROUTINE
Porcelain background.
Serum in lower-left half beside one folded aubergine paper sculpture forming an open angular loop.
Aubergine headline at upper right:
“SHAPE
YOUR
ROUTINE.”
Supporting copy:
“Make room for the essentials you choose.”
Restrained dusty-rose accent.
Camera: 85mm, f/8.
DESIGN 5 — A CONSIDERED COLLECTION
Aubergine background.
Two low porcelain blocks of different heights.
Serum on taller block at left, cream jar on lower block at right.
Porcelain headline:
“A CONSIDERED
COLLECTION.”
Supporting copy:
“Two forms. One place on the shelf.”
If only one real product is supplied, show it once and use:
“A CONSIDERED
CHOICE.”
Supporting copy:
“A place on your shelf.”
Dusty-rose rule.
Camera: 85mm, f/8.
No floating duplicates or invented variants.
DESIGN 6 — LET THE FORM SPEAK
Porcelain background.
Closed cream jar on a broad curved matte aubergine block across the lower half.
Slightly elevated three-quarter view.
Aubergine headline:
“LET THE
FORM SPEAK.”
Supporting copy:
“A closer look at the everyday.”
Small dusty-rose rectangle.
Camera: 100mm, f/8.
DESIGN 7 — LEAVE THE DAY OUTSIDE
Quiet bedside still life.
Closed cream jar on aubergine table at lower left.
Folded porcelain linen nearby.
Soft window-shaped light across dusty-rose wall.
Porcelain headline at upper right:
“LEAVE
THE DAY
OUTSIDE.”
Supporting copy:
“Make space for your evening ritual.”
Camera: 85mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, approximately 5000K.
Readable dark tones, natural linen folds.
No sleep or night-treatment claims.
DESIGN 8 — A PLACE IN YOUR RITUAL
Porcelain background.
Closed jar upright inside a large matte dusty-rose arch, resting on a flat aubergine base.
Arrangement slightly right of center.
Aubergine headline at upper left:
“A PLACE
IN YOUR
RITUAL.”
Supporting copy:
“Chosen by you. Arranged your way.”
Thin champagne-colored rule.
Camera: 85mm, f/8.
No rocks or ingredient-like garnish.
DESIGN 9 — KEEP A LITTLE SPACE
Aubergine background with subtly lighter dusty-rose upper area.
Jar on low porcelain plinth near bottom center.
Generous open space above.
Curved matte cream-paper sheet rises behind the plinth, physically supported.
Porcelain headline:
“KEEP A
LITTLE SPACE.”
Supporting copy:
“For a ritual of your own.”
Camera: 100mm, f/8.
Soft rear-side diffusion, restrained highlights.
FINAL CHECK
Deliver nine separate portrait artworks.
Maintain premium beauty-ad character and distinct compositions.
Preserve supplied product geometry, materials, closures, and colors.
Keep copy readable, reflections coherent, shadows grounded, and detail naturally restrained.
Do not invent skincare claims.