Smoke plus neon rim light equals nightlife premium — the look of a $60 bottle for whatever yours costs.
Vertical 4:5 moody nightlife product shot. [PRODUCT — e.g. "Vexo, a non-alcoholic aperitif in a heavy square glass bottle"] stands center on wet black reflective acrylic, low rolling studio smoke curling around its base and drifting through the lower third of frame. Lighting: near-black studio with two opposing neon rim lights — [NEON COLORS — e.g. "electric magenta from the left, cool cyan from the right"] — carving the bottle's edges as clean colored highlights while the front label stays legible under a faint neutral key. The smoke picks up both neon hues where it passes the lights. Long-exposure mood but a tack-sharp bottle, 85mm, f/6.3, deep black background with the faintest gradient, glossy mirror reflection of the bottle in the acrylic below. Top of frame: headline [HEADLINE — e.g. "AFTER DARK."] in tall condensed white type with wide letterspacing and a subtle magenta neon underline. Bottom right, small: [SUBLINE — e.g. "ZERO PROOF. FULL VOLUME."] All label and headline text crisp, unwarped, correctly spelled; no watermark, no visible light fixtures, no people, no cheesy lens flares.