Replace “arranged in multiple editorial scenes” with “one dominant central hero bottle with six smaller supporting vignettes,” and add “the Tom Ford bottle occupies 60% of the image height, sharply focused, unobstructed, and visually brighter than every background scene.” Keep “centered” but change the supporting elements to “receding around the bottle” so the collage has a clear hierarchy.

Replace “glossy amber caramel-like liquid and fresh orange citrus slices” with “clear ice, silver citrus peels, and translucent water droplets,” and change “dramatic warm neutral and slate color palette” to “cool white, silver, charcoal, and desaturated blue palette.” Replace “warm tan textured base” with “matte white stone base” and “warm tan” with “cool gray” to remove the remaining amber cast.

Keep “Tom Ford luxury perfume bottle,” “centered,” and “high-end commercial product photography” unchanged, then replace the six scene descriptions as a group for each season. For autumn use “copper leaves, smoked amber glass, dark walnut, and burnt-orange velvet”; for winter use “frosted slate, white birch, clear ice, and brushed silver”; preserve “clean studio lighting with sharp reflections” so the bottle and campaign style remain consistent across the set.