Torn paper narrative editorial poster prompt

Generate a 9:16 "Torn Paper Narrative Editorial Poster".

Main Scene: [Fill in character / scene]
Main Visual Medium: [Modern fashion photography / Contemporary documentary photography, etc.]
Hidden Image: [Fill in another layer of story under the tear]
Hidden Layer Medium: [B&W direct flash / Family film / Shadow play / Embroidery macro / Traditional printing / Old portrait, etc.]
Tear Position: [Shadow / Mirror / Clothing / Action / Silhouette, etc.]
Title: [Fill in]

The main scene occupies about 75%–80% as the absolute visual subject; only tear open a local area of about 20%–25% to display the hidden layer, do not make it a split screen with half on the left/right or top/bottom.

Two clearly different visual mediums must be used before and after tearing, forming a strong difference in color, light, grain, texture, or clarity. Do not use a unified retro filter to adjust the two worlds into the same style.

Let the tear naturally combine with characters, mirrors, shadows, clothing, actions, or scene structures, so that the tear itself participates in the story expression.

Paper edges are realistic and delicate, with fibers, frayed edges, slight thickness, and natural shadows; the overall look remains bright, clean, and high-end, with the character's face and hair naturally complete.

Use restrained Editorial Typography, one main title + a small amount of auxiliary text, with large areas of white space.

Avoid 50:50 puzzles, overall dark yellow, dirty gray blocks, rough grunge, a large number of meaningless text, numbers, logos, and a cheap torn paper sticker feel.