Epic cinematic sacred fashion editorial, wide full body shot, 28mm lens at ground level looking up with extreme perspective. Mestiza mexican female model with warm brown skin, Mexican-style hairstyle with interwoven purple ribbons, expression completely serene and forward-focused — mid-stride crossing Paseo de la Reforma at a zebra crossing, the enormous avenue stretching in both directions with blurred traffic, the Angel de la Independencia column visible in the far background, city trees lining the boulevard, wearing a crisp white cotton oversized dress shirt worn as a mini dress with nothing underneath, belted at the waist with a thick yellow and black huichol belt, yellow and black heels, small gold arracadas, catholic baroque golden halo, hammered gold leaf, from both shoulders falls an enormous double-sided cape of purple silk so light it billows dramatically in the Reforma traffic wind, the interior face of the cape embroidered densely in gold thread visible as it billows open, the exterior face plain ivory silk catching the full midday sun, background Reforma boulevard depth with Angel column barely visible in the distance, Kodak Ultramax 400 pushed with maximum grain and blown highlights, the divine crossing the most trafficked avenue in Mexico City.