LF Cosplay asthetic - F2

Here is the second variation of your FLUX-optimized prompt featuring a sexy, lace-and-latex-clad Pakistani woman with green eyes, styled in a richly detailed, cinematic cyberpunk aesthetic: --- Prompt A mesmerizing full-body portrait of a Pakistani cyber-divine muse, portrayed with hyperrealistic detail and unapologetic sensuality. Her hourglass figure—narrow waist, curvaceous hips, and full bust—is clad in a daring full-lace and latex ensemble. The suit combines sheer black lace with high-gloss emerald latex panels, framing her toned abdomen, prominent hips, and thighs with precision. The costume features traditional Pakistani-inspired floral and geometric lacework infused with shimmering microcircuit motifs, creating a seamless fusion of heritage and futuristic design. Her deep olive skin glows with a natural radiance, textured with lifelike pores, subtle freckles, and moisture-enhanced sheen. Rain droplets cling to her chest and shoulders, reflecting light off the latex in dazzling detail. Her piercing green eyes are hypnotic, framed by long lashes and emerald shimmer. Her full lips are painted a warm rose gold, parted in a soft, confident expression. Her raven-black hair is styled in a modern voluminous braid adorned with metallic ornaments inspired by South Asian bridal jewelry, subtly pulsing with embedded LEDs. The background depicts a stylized cyberpunk Karachi street—neon signs in Urdu script flicker above, casting waves of green, gold, and blue across her glistening figure. The rain-soaked pavement mirrors her pose and form, adding cinematic depth. Soft fog rolls across the scene, diffusing light and adding mystery. Captured with an ARRI Alexa XT at wide aperture, the shot features a beautifully shallow depth of field with sharp focus on her skin, costume texture, and expression. Every visual element celebrates the beauty and power of a new-age Pakistani icon—blending raw sensuality, cultural reverence, and digital mythology. A sleek watermark reading “Lora Factory” with bold “LF” lettering appears in the bottom right corner, finalizing the cinematic composition. Let me know when you're ready for the third variation.