Gen-Z witch outside urban bodega

A Gen-Z witch stands at a corner bodega rebranded as a small late-night shop, smiling as she lifts a hand-sized sign; the mood is playful and sly. The witch wears a worn varsity jacket and loose cargo pants, with layered metal charms and a canvas tote. A streamlined hi-tech broom floats by the door with a slim illuminated edge and smooth carbon body, casting a cool teal reflection onto the sidewalk. Glass doors hold clustered glyph stickers and shimmering neon reflections in magenta and teal, while warm amber light from the window wraps the witch's face and gives skin a golden warmth. Surfaces read as tactile: denim, matte canvas, reflective glass and rough concrete are visible without crowding the frame. Focus is on the subject with shallow separation and calm, low-contrast grade that leans warm in highlights and cool in shadows, showing the deep indigo night and concrete gray alleys. The scene includes a small chalkboard prop propped at the entrance and a metal milk crate on the stoop, both worn and urban. Framing is vertical 2:3 portrait crop with eye-level viewpoint, generous negative space above and to the right for copy while the subject remains near the left third. The image reads as a cinematic photographic still with polished color grading and editorial styling. The sign reads "Potion Bar (Open Late)" in mixed-case lettering, centered on a hand-held wooden plaque with subtle lacquer, scaled to palm size, high contrast white-on-deep-indigo for legibility and a soft specular sheen.