Your product shot like a Vogue/GQ cover with cover-line typography. Instant premium positioning.
High-fashion magazine cover photograph: [PRODUCT — e.g. "a matte-black espresso machine"] as the sole cover star, centered low in frame like a seated celebrity, dramatic single-source studio key light from upper left carving deep sculpted shadows, subtle rim light on the product's edge, rich [BRAND COLOR — e.g. "oxblood red"] seamless paper backdrop, shot on medium format 90mm, razor sharp, luxurious minimalism, editorial color grade with lifted blacks. Composition rule: leave completely clean empty space across the top 20% for a masthead and down the left third for cover lines — nothing may occupy those zones. --ar 4:5 --style raw --no text, letters, watermark, hands, people. THEN set the type yourself in Figma or Canva (Midjourney will garble it): masthead "[FAKE MAG NAME — e.g. "BREW"]" in a Didot-style serif across the top; cover lines stacked down the left in mixed serif sizes, e.g. "[BENEFIT AS HEADLINE — e.g. "The $4 Latte Is Over"]", "[SECOND LINE — e.g. "Inside the machine baristas fear"]", plus a small kicker "[PRICE — e.g. "$249"] — worth it". The photo-then-type split IS the recipe; never ask the model to render the words.