Use the photo I've attached of me. Make me a star of the silent screen in a studio publicity portrait from 1926. Keep my face, features, skin tone and expression recognizably mine, with my own hair color and length styled for the era; don't slim, smooth or reshape me. Dress me for a premiere, in whichever suits me: a beaded gown with a long strand of pearls, or a sharp tuxedo with a wing collar and a white pocket square, with period makeup kept subtle. Lighting: one hard spotlight high in front, casting a small butterfly shadow under the nose, a glowing backlight on the hair and a dark, softly painted backdrop. A dreamy soft-focus lens with a gentle glow around the highlights, printed as a warm sepia gelatin silver print with a white border and a little silvering at the edges. Across the lower corner, a flowing ink autograph of my stage name, "{{character_name}}". No other text, logos or watermarks. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.