Dreamy Long-Exposure Motion Blur Portrait

Transform the provided photo into a dreamy long-exposure portrait while preserving the original subject, identity, pose, facial structure, hairstyle, clothing, and overall composition. Keep the person recognizable, but introduce soft directional motion blur across the face, hair, hands, and body, as if the camera moved slightly during exposure. Add translucent overlapping color trails and diffused light leaks in cobalt blue, cyan, emerald green, lavender, and soft magenta. Let these colors blend organically around the subject rather than appearing as sharp graphic shapes. Soften edges, reduce micro-detail, and create a hazy, ethereal atmosphere while keeping the eyes and key facial features partially readable. Use low-contrast luminous lighting, gentle bloom, soft focus, subtle double-exposure ghosting, and smooth motion trails. The final image should feel intimate, surreal, emotional, and cinematic, like an experimental fashion photograph shot with slow shutter speed and colored filters. Do not change the subject’s identity, pose, clothing, or main composition. Do not add new people or objects. Avoid hard outlines, cartoon rendering, sharp digital effects, heavy glitch artifacts, or completely obscuring the face.