Monochrome Visual-Kei Album Cover

Create a monochrome vertical visual-kei album cover illustration featuring an androgynous young male vocalist named {argument name="character name" default="Eds"} in a dark gothic suit. The canvas is a tall 2:3 portrait with a pure black background and dramatic black-and-white manga rendering. Center the character from upper thighs to head, slightly leaning back with a languid, melancholic expression, lips parted, one visible half-lidded eye, and long messy pale {argument name="hair color" default="white-blond"} hair falling over one eye, with loose braided strands and flyaway lines. Dress him in a glossy black tailored jacket, white dress shirt, patterned vest, narrow tie or ribbon, ornate collar details, and a visual-kei aristocratic styling. Wrap his torso, arms, and one forearm tightly in many torn white bandage-like ribbons, while additional long fabric strips hang and slash vertically around him from top to bottom, creating a trapped marionette or cocoon effect. Use exactly 12 prominent ribbon/fabric strips visible around the figure: 5 descending from the top background, 3 crossing the torso, 2 wrapping the arms, and 2 sweeping diagonally in the foreground. Add high-contrast ink shading, delicate hair linework, glossy black clothing highlights, scratchy texture, white splatter marks, and ornate gothic flourishes. Place large vertical Japanese title text {argument name="title text" default="破エズ"} in bold white brush-style characters over the center of the chest, framed by thin dotted vertical guide lines and small symmetrical ornamental scrollwork above and below. The overall mood should feel like a dark V-kei CD jacket: elegant, obsessive, fragile, tragic, and slightly surreal. Keep the palette strictly grayscale, avoid color, avoid extra characters, avoid modern logos, and keep the background empty except for ribbons and subtle ink texture.