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Frosted Blue Perfume Bottle Advertisement
A frosted sky-blue perfume bottle looms large through corrugated glass, with hydrangea petals and water droplets hanging in the air. The cool palette and soft silver rim light give it a clean, editorial fragrance ad look.
- Model
- GPT Image 2
- Type
- 3 images
- Aspect ratio
- 4:5
- Shared
- 17 Jul 2026
- Likes on X
- 93
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Image prompt
1,323 charactersMinimalist product advertisement featuring [the Vanilla & Blues Eau de Parfum 100ml — a round frosted sky-blue glass bottle filled with pale blue liquid, topped with a twisted seashell-shaped cap in matching light blue and a slim silver collar band, "Vanilla & Blues Eau De Parfum" printed on the rounded face] shot from a low upward angle so the bottle looms large and slightly tilted, with its matching blue-and-white floral watercolor box positioned softly out of focus behind it, seen through a vertical corrugated glass panel, with [a pale icy-white studio backdrop with a faint cool blue gradient wash] visible behind the object. Use [a palette of powder blue, frosted ice-white, silver, and soft hydrangea lavender-blue], soft directional lighting with a gentle silver rim-light along the cap and glass edge, semi-obscured contours through the corrugated distortion, elongated vertical distortion lines, elegant editorial mood, asymmetrical off-center composition, subtle depth, smooth gradients, polished commercial styling, delicate blue hydrangea petals and fine water droplets suspended mid-air beside the bottle to evoke its [sweet vanilla, soft floral bouquet, and clean powdery musk] notes, and the title "[VANILLA & BLUES]" in refined serif typography arched gently above the bottle's shoulder, vertical 4:5.
How to use it
Upload a photo of your own bottle as a reference if you have one, since the prompt describes a specific product. It was shared as a GPT Image 2 prompt. Keep the corrugated glass, the low upward angle and the icy palette, because they carry the mood, and swap in your own brand, bottle shape and scent notes to make it yours.
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