Young Rock Band in Post-Apocalyptic World Performing Among Ruins

The Bangles, when they were young and beautiful, as post-apocalyptic characters. They perform in the ruins of a post-apocalyptic bar for an audience of ragged looters. (highly detailed faces:1.3) harmonious and painted with care and mastery Art mix [ Larry Elmore | Keith Parkinson | Luis Royo] . <lora:Femmes fatales:0.7> <lora:Aftermath:1.0> layered clothing overgrown crumbling buildings rusting vehicles, Four female characters dressed in layered clothing stand in ruins. Background features crumbling buildings and rusting vehicles. They are in a post-apocalyptic setting resembling a bar. The atmosphere is hazy and subdued. Each character has a distinct look. Music instruments are present. Audience of ragged looters is implied

The Bangles, depicted in their youth and beauty, are imagined as compelling post-apocalyptic characters performing in a desolate world. They stand amidst the ruins of a decrepit bar with an audience of rugged looters, all dressed in layered, practical clothing suited for a harsh environment. The bar is surrounded by overgrown foliage, crumbled building facades, and rusty remnants of vehicles, echoing the atmosphere of decay and survival. Their faces are painted with artistic care, displaying expressions and features wonderfully detailed and harmonious, reflecting a mixture of artistry influenced by Larry Elmore, Keith Parkinson, and Luis Royo. The scene is enriched by the implementation of artistic styles such as <lora:Femmes fatales:0.7> and <lora:Aftermath:1.0>, enhancing the narrative with emotional depth and thematic elements, Three young women in leather jackets stand in a ruined city. They represent a rock band in a dystopian setting. The background shows crumbling buildings and ragged looters. Attire is layered with vintage aesthetics. Scene is captured with soft lighting and earthy tones