Create a bold, high-contrast editorial portrait with a graphic collage aesthetic. The subject is centered in the frame in a medium close-up composition (mid-chest to head), facing directly toward the camera with a cool, attitude expression. The posture is straight and still, creating a strong, confident presence. The subject wears a slightly open red shirt with visible fabric folds and a subtle metallic chain around the neck. A cigarette is held naturally between the lips, with a faint trail of smoke rising softly, adding a raw, cinematic mood. The portrait is treated in selective color style: the face and skin tones appear in black and white, while the shirt remains a deep, saturated red, creating strong visual contrast and focus. The subject is cut out with a clean white outline/sticker-style border, separating them clearly from the background. Background is a layered urban collage made of torn paper textures, graffiti scribbles, abstract symbols, cassette tape illustrations, and rough brush marks. The color palette consists of black, white, and muted red tones, arranged in a chaotic but balanced composition. No readable text—only expressive visual elements. Lighting follows a Rembrandt-style setup: a single directional light from the upper side creates soft highlights on one side of the face and a subtle shadow falloff on the other, forming depth while keeping facial features well-defined. The lighting should feel controlled, studio-like but slightly gritty to match the urban theme. Maintain sharp facial details, natural skin texture, and realistic shadows. Avoid over-smoothing or artificial glow. Framing should be tight but well-balanced, with consistent spacing around the head and shoulders so the subject does not feel cropped or stretched. --ar 4:5