Use the attached references in this exact order and follow them…

Use the attached references in this exact order and follow them strictly: - @image1 = front view of the bomber with fur collar - @image2 = back view of the bomber with fur collar - @image3 = sleeve embroidery / bullet graphic side view - @image4 = right sleeve pocket area with hanging strap / tag - @image5 = macro close-up of the hanging strap / tag - @image6 = macro close-up of the THUNDERGUN chest embroidery and zipper pocket area - @image7 = macro close-up of the circular chest patch embroidery Create a 10-second vertical 9:16 ultra-premium cinematic macro feature-tour video of this bomber jacket. Core directing rule Do not show a wide shot. Do not show a full jacket overview. Start immediately with macro detail cinematography and keep the camera close to the jacket for the entire video. This video must feel much more dynamic, powerful, and epic than a normal product tour. The camera must move with energy, confidence, and cinematic aggression, like a luxury fashion trailer mixed with a legendary item reveal. The camera should not just gently drift — it should: - glide tightly across the surface - make energetic push-ins - make controlled fast transitions between details - create strong parallax around embroidery and hardware - feel cinematic, expensive, and alive Accuracy rule — critical Follow the references strictly. Do not change: - graphics - embroidery designs - placement - pocket construction - tag design - sleeve panel structure - back artwork - collar shape - zipper areas No deviations. The visible details must match the references as closely as possible. Atmosphere — more epic, more dynamic, more premium The atmosphere must be much more intense and cinematic: - deeper black background - stronger depth - more dramatic white haze - rich live volumetric smoke - subtle floating white particles - stronger cold white spotlight beams - powerful rim light - moving glossy light sweeps - crisp specular flashes on fabric and hardware - black / white / grayscale only The whole scene must feel like a dark luxury reveal of a rare premium collectible item. Material — critical The jacket must look like a premium dense black synthetic material: - thick - structured - padded - luxurious - expensive - durable - rich black tone - slight satin / glossy sheen The fabric must catch light beautifully with: - premium glossy reflections - controlled highlights - clean specular sweeps - elegant edge reflections Water-repellent behavior The fabric must visibly communicate water repellency: - tight droplets beading on the surface - droplets reflecting the light - some droplets subtly sliding away - moisture behaving in a hydrophobic way - elegant, premium, cinematic look Embroidery — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT Every white and grey visual element on the jacket must clearly look like embroidery, not print. This is the most important visual rule. That includes: - circular chest patch - THUNDERGUN chest logo - sleeve bullet graphic - large back hammer artwork - all visible white / grey graphics The embroidery must be shown so clearly that it is obvious in the video that: - it is stitched - it has raised thread - it has depth - it has edge relief - it has texture - it is dimensional embroidery - it is not screen print - it is not flat graphic application The camera must get close enough for the viewer to clearly see: - thread texture - stitch density - embroidery thickness - raised borders - layered thread direction - relief shadows created by the stitching Physics and realism All elements must have believable physical behavior: - hanging sleeve tag swings naturally - fabric feels heavy and real - droplets move naturally - smoke feels alive - light moves dynamically across the jacket - all movement feels premium and controlled 10-second shot structure — more dynamic and epic 0.0–1.5 sec Start immediately with an extreme macro of the circular chest patch embroidery using @image7 as the main guide. The camera makes a powerful close glide across the embroidery surface. Show thread texture, raised stitching, edge depth, and relief shadows. The viewer must instantly understand: this is embroidery. 1.5–2.8 sec Cut / flow into the THUNDERGUN chest embroidery and zipper pocket area using @image6 as the main guide. Make this more dynamic: a fast elegant push-in, then a lateral glide across the zipper and embroidered logo. Show stitching, zipper teeth, seam structure, and premium fabric reflections. 2.8–4.2 sec Move to the sleeve bullet embroidery using @image3 as the main guide. Track tightly along the bullet pattern with more energy. Use strong directional lighting so the embroidery thread and raised stitched edges are clearly visible. This must feel sharp, aggressive, and premium. 4.2–5.8 sec Move to the right sleeve pocket area using @image4 as the main guide, then go tighter into the hanging strap / tag using @image5. The tag must swing subtly and naturally. Show MOLLE webbing, zipper, stitching, hardware, and texture with strong macro detail. 5.8–7.0 sec Show a dynamic macro water-repellent fabric moment. The camera stays close on the black material while moisture droplets bead on the surface and catch light. Show glossy reflections on droplets and fabric. This must feel luxurious, technical, and premium. 7.0–10.0 sec Move to the back embroidery using @image2 as the main guide. Do not show the entire back in a distant way. Instead, make a tight powerful reveal, then go into a macro pass across the large hammer embroidery. Show thread relief, embroidery thickness, dimensional stitching, subtle highlights, and premium texture. Finish on an extremely strong embroidered detail moment. Important visual rule The entire video must remain detail-driven. No full jacket overview. No generic beauty shot. No soft vague coverage. Only close, powerful, premium detail cinematography.