Wong Kar-wai Cinematic Style LoRA

This LoRA captures the iconic 90s Hong Kong cinema aesthetic and Christopher Doyle’s cinematography. It focuses on moody, decadent, distant and ambiguous atmosphere, works for both male and female portraits, no fixed face identity.

Features: fragmented rim light, blooming highlight haze, damp atmospheric mist, frame-within-frame composition, soft foreground obstruction, rain-streaked glass, out-of-focus melting bokeh, film grain, subtle light leak and vignetting. Works well in B&W and color, compatible with cha chaan teng, rainy street, taxi backseat, tunnel and vintage interior scenes.

Suggested weight: 0.6–0.75 for balanced look; 0.8–0.9 for stronger chaotic, immersive mood.

Trigger words: Wong Kar-wai cinematic style, 90s Hong Kong film, decadent aesthetics, dim fragmented rim light, atmospheric haze, film grain, light leak, vignetting

Negative prompt: clean sharp lighting, oversmooth skin, perfectly round bokeh, deformed hands