SMILE IN STATIC Glitch Editorial Portrait Poster

Design a 3:4 vertical editorial poster built on a minimalist studio portrait with restrained glitch typography. The portrait shows a young woman captured in a candid, unguarded moment — head slightly bowed with a soft natural smile, or gently glancing back over her shoulder, as if the camera caught her by surprise between takes. Dress her in a minimal unbranded look: a loose white fine-striped shirt with naturally rolled sleeves, high-waisted black wide-leg trousers, and simple dark shoes; keep hair dark, full, and loosely natural, either worn long or in a low loose ponytail. Use natural clear makeup with a light blush and soft nude lip, preserving real skin texture. Keep the setting quiet: a pale gray-white wall, wooden floor, soft side light with gentle low-contrast shadows, a faint shadow of the figure cast on the wall behind her, and an overall low-saturation gray-white grade with delicate film grain and slight scanning noise — calm, premium, faintly nostalgic fashion-magazine quality. Build the typography system around an original glitch-English headline, defaulting to "SMILE IN STATIC", with alternative options like "SOFT STATIC", "LOST IN SIGNAL", "A MOMENT REMAINS", and "THE SMILE I KEPT", plus small supporting lines such as "editorial silence", "soft response", "memory frame 09", and "signal lost, moment saved". Set the headline in a slim sans-serif or monospace face with restrained glitch treatment: slight RGB channel splits, a few thin horizontal breaks, translucent ghosted duplicate letters, faint CRT scanlines, and light localized digital noise — tasteful and sparse, never cheap over-effects. Place the main title in the upper left or in a large area of negative space, and tuck the small lines at the upper right, along the figure's edge, or beneath the scene, never covering facial features. Remove every brand logo, trademark, watermark, platform badge, studio signature, photographer signature, and copyright text. The narrative mood: like the moment just before the shoot ended, when she suddenly lowered her head and smiled while everyone still held up their phones — the frame briefly lost signal, and only that one second stayed in memory. Finish with high-detail editorial photography quality.