Replace “elegantly wrapped by a flowing deep burgundy satin ribbon” with “a wide deep burgundy satin ribbon as the dominant foreground element, sweeping across the bottle fronts in a bold S-curve,” and change “balanced diagonal composition” to “ribbon-led diagonal composition.” Keep the charcoal background so the crimson remains the strongest contrast.

Replace “subtle warm undertones” with “cool blue-gray undertones,” change “soft studio lighting” to “bright diffused white studio lighting,” and replace “deep burgundy satin ribbon” with “cool slate-blue satin ribbon.” Retain “frosted beige” only if you want a slight neutral warmth; for a fully clinical result, change it to “frosted ivory-white.”

Keep “premium studio product photograph,” “high-end cosmetics branding aesthetic,” “realistic reflections and tactile materials,” and “clean minimal scene” unchanged. Make controlled swaps to the subject and accent: replace “deep burgundy satin ribbon” with “forest-green velvet cord,” “burnt-orange silk scarf,” or “black satin ribbon,” then match the background phrase with “deep charcoal with cool green undertones,” “warm graphite with amber undertones,” or “matte black with neutral undertones.”