Milena Stoyanova is an original fictional adult Bulgarian character LoRA for Krea 2. She is a rhythmic apparatus artist, with a distinct identity, body, professional discipline, temperament, and narrative lane rather than generic glamour.

Her identity is Tall, long-limbed fictional adult woman with warm olive skin, hazel eyes, and chestnut-brown hair worn in a sleek high ponytail with one soft face-framing wave. Her adult silhouette is
Elongated dancer-athlete proportions, narrow shoulders, long torso, long legs, and controlled flexibility without Vera's compact contortion-specialist build.

Theatrical, exacting, witty, and privately superstitious about performance rituals. Her defining lane is First dedicated rhythmic-gymnastics lane with four apparatus families and theatrical performance ritual.

The adapter supports tight identity portraits, profiles, waist-up studies, seated scenes, walking, three-quarter and full-body compositions, professional actions, off-duty lifestyle scenes, weather, mixed lighting, formal editorials, and out-of-dataset environments.

Professional settings include rhythmic floor, apparatus prep table, choreography studio, competition tunnel. Reliable role props include one ribbon wand with one continuous ribbon, one hoop, one ball, two clubs.
The validated professional scene families include ribbon spirals with visible wand-to-ribbon continuity, hoop balance and roll drills, ball control and floor transitions, apparatus inspection and pre-performance ritual.

The approved launch gallery also demonstrates creative range through cafes, rain-darkened city walks, rooftops, museums, hotel arrivals, bookshops, train platforms, gardens, bold studio color, and coastal movement without losing the character.

**Trigger:** `milena_stoyanova_vn`

**Recommended strength:** `1.0`

**Useful range:** `1.0 tested; other strengths unverified`

For consistent identity, prompt:

`fictional adult Bulgarian woman age 25, warm olive skin, hazel eyes, and chestnut-brown hair worn in a sleek high ponytail with one soft face-framing wave., Elongated dancer-athlete proportions, narrow shoulders, long torso, long legs, and controlled flexibility without Vera's compact contortion-specialist build.`

Use one apparatus family per prompt. For ribbon scenes, specify one wand connected to one continuous ribbon. For hoop, ball, or clubs, state exact count, owning hand, support surface, and one concrete action.

Dense ribbon knots, multiple apparatus families, and extreme spinal poses are unverified. Keep movement elegant but anatomically bounded.

Avoid crowds, duplicate or reflected people, overloaded hands, vague abstract actions, branded elements, readable private text, real-person likenesses, franchise references, transparent clothing, nudity, and childlike styling. 

Milena Stoyanova is a fictional adult character age 25 and is not based on an actual person.