In the style of Michelangelo, the Kitsune—a Japanese yokai—appears as the most beautiful woman in the world, blending ethereal grace with a haunting, phantom-like presence. Her full-body portrait captures her divine beauty and supernatural essence. She stands with regal poise, her delicate features sculpted with classical perfection, while her long, flowing hair frames her face in soft waves. Her eyes glow with an enigmatic light, and every detail of her form is rendered with meticulous care. Her attire combines traditional Japanese elegance with divine drapery, shimmering as if touched by a ghostly breeze. Intricate patterns of foxes and swirling clouds adorn her robes, hinting at her true Kitsune nature. Behind her, nine ethereal tails fan out, blending into the misty, spectral atmosphere. The background is a shadowy landscape where the physical and spiritual worlds blur—perhaps a moonlit forest or temple courtyard. Soft, phantom-like light enhances her spectral presence. The scene exudes serene, haunting beauty, capturing the Kitsune's divine and phantom aspects in a portrait that is both breathtaking and mysterious.