Purple / Violet Aesthetic Lighting Effect

"Use the uploaded image as the exact base reference. Apply a deep purple/violet aesthetic lighting effect, as if the scene is illuminated by purple LED ambient light or ultraviolet blacklight in a club or studio environment. Lighting & color treatment: – Cast a dominant purple-violet light source onto the subject from slightly above and to the right (~40° angle) – Purple light should feel atmospheric and directional with realistic falloff across the face and body – Highlights shift toward lavender-violet on cheekbones, nose bridge, forehead, and hair – Shadows deepen into rich indigo and dark plum tones – Slight violet bloom and haze around bright areas — especially around the subject's silhouette – Subtle purple color spill onto clothing and nearby surfaces – Keep deepest blacks pure to maintain contrast and depth Mood & style: – Moody, atmospheric, editorial — nightclub or fashion shoot energy – Mysterious and cool without being cold – Fashion editorial realism — like a Terry Richardson or Petra Collins night shoot Quality & realism: – Maintain realistic skin texture, pore detail, and natural imperfections – Add subtle grain and slight noise consistent with low-light environments – No plastic skin, no airbrushing – Preserve original sharpness on eyes and face Hard rules: – Do NOT change the subject's face, facial structure, hair shape, body, or expression – Do NOT change the pose, camera angle, framing, crop, or aspect ratio – Do NOT change the outfit or accessories – Do NOT alter the background structure – Only apply purple lighting, color grading, and atmospheric mood Output should look like the original photo captured under dramatic purple ambient lighting — editorial, moody, and cinematic."