Use the uploaded photo of the woman as the ONLY identity and face reference.

Create a highly realistic surreal editorial photograph of THIS EXACT WOMAN as a wax museum figure caught at the exact moment she comes to life, on Halloween night after closing.

STRICT IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Preserve her exact facial identity and recognizable features from the reference: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, cheekbones, jawline, chin, natural skin tone and facial proportions. She must look like the same woman from the reference photo. Do not change her ethnicity, age, facial structure or distinctive features. No face beautification, no generic AI face, no different woman.

SCENE: A dim wax museum hall after closing. Several lifelike wax figures stand frozen on small stages behind velvet ropes in period costumes (a king, a ballerina, a detective), each slightly melted at the edges. A tall display window, a spotlight rig, a security camera, brass stanchions and a dusty carpet. Emergency exit light glows faintly in the corner, and a few orange wax drips and tiny pumpkin decorations remain from the museum's Halloween event.

POSE AND COMPOSITION: The woman stands on a museum pedestal, her body still frozen in a stiff mannequin pose, but her head has turned a few degrees toward the camera and her eyes have opened, glossy and alive. One hand is still rigid in the air, the fingers beginning to bend. A thin crack runs across the wax on her cheek. The pose is uncanny, frozen and half-alive.

WARDROBE: A polished 1950s hostess ensemble: a structured emerald-green satin dress with a full skirt, white gloves, a pearl necklace, a small tilted hat, with tiny wax drips running down one sleeve. Vintage couture styling, NOT a cheap costume.

HAIR & MAKEUP: Keep her natural hair color and recognizable appearance from the reference, styled in perfect rigid vintage curls that look like wax. Makeup: flawlessly smooth porcelain-wax skin with a glossy sheen, painted-on rosy cheeks, a fine crack on one cheek, a single wax drip from the temple, glassy eyes. Realistic and editorial.

PHOTOGRAPHY: Atmospheric museum photography, a single warm spotlight from above as the key light, cool shadows in the hall, a faint reflection on the glossy wax skin, slight haze, shallow depth of field on the background figures, fine grain.

Camera at eye level, slightly wide, full-body vertical 9:16 composition. The whole hall with the other wax figures remains visible around her.

REALISM: Photorealistic human anatomy, realistic skin with a subtle wax-like sheen, individual hair strands, realistic satin folds, believable cracks and wax drips, physically believable stiff pose.

The final photograph must look like a real art-directed editorial by a professional photographer, NOT AI-generated.

NO CGI, no 3D render, no illustration, no cartoon, no plastic skin, no beauty filter, no facial reshaping, no duplicate limbs, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no readable text, no watermark.