Perfume bottle cradled in flowing neutral sheer fabric

Use the uploaded fragrance bottle as the only reference and absolute Hero Product. Preserve the product exactly as uploaded, including the exact number of bottles, bottle shape, cap, sprayer, label, logo, printed text, material, transparency, liquid color, and all visible details. Do not redesign, duplicate, distort, simplify, or remove branding. Create a refined editorial fragrance image with one single bottle only, centered vertically and fully visible, with the main label facing the camera. Recreate the reference-style composition using large flowing translucent fabric forms that wrap around and frame the bottle in a soft cocoon-like motion. The fabric should swirl around the product from multiple directions, creating an elegant sculptural envelope while never covering the main label for too long or obscuring the bottle silhouette. Use sheer fabric in a soft neutral tone such as beige, ivory, champagne, blush nude, or another refined shade chosen to complement the bottle’s tone and brand mood. Keep the background clean and minimal in a matching light neutral color so the fabric and bottle read as one harmonious editorial composition. The bottle should appear gently cradled inside the fabric rather than buried by it. Use soft diffused commercial lighting with smooth highlights on the glass and cap, light shadows in the folds, and a luxurious quiet mood. The final image should feel airy, elegant, sensual, and high-end, while the fragrance bottle remains the clearest, sharpest, and most important subject. No people, no hands, no extra products, no added text, no watermark.