“Maha” fashion…Spanish date woman

\"Maha\" fashion ChromaFT_v3: double exposure, layers It is well known that the Spanish painter Goya\'s masterpieces include ``Maja Clothed\'\' and ``Maja Naked.\'\' \"Maja\" means \"date woman\" in Spanish, and is a typical image of a common person in 18th century Spain. Maha\'s costume has certain rules: a light white or black dress with red or pink decorations, and a mantilla (a type of lace shawl). Maja-style costumes can also be seen in many of Goya\'s portraits of the Duchess of Alba (a central figure in Madrid\'s social world in 18th century Spain) (there are many theories that Goya was in love with her). So (?), I created a silver-haired lady wearing a Maha-style costume. A combination of double exposure and layered images? It seems like it\'s a method of expression (spell designation), but I don\'t really know how to use it properly (lol), so I\'m focusing on Maha-style images right now. I thought it was pretty cool so I posted it.