Square Japanese dark electro pop album cover, cinematic and ethereal, set at night in a rainy empty urban alley with wet reflective pavement and deep blue-black shadows. Center a ghostly elegant woman standing directly in front of a glowing vending machine filled with visible drink cans, the machine casting icy blue-white light around her while small red indicator lights glow on the right side. She has extremely long flowing silver-lavender hair, pale skin, and an enigmatic faceless or obscured-face treatment with the face hidden in shadow or a smooth blurred void. She wears an off-shoulder translucent shimmering gray tulle gown with delicate sparkle texture, sheer draped sleeves, and ornate crystal jewelry at the neck and chest. Her pose is solemn and prayer-like, one hand raised holding a coin near her lips, the other hand gently clasping her wrist. Add 2 glowing red stigmata-like cross marks, one on the wrist and one on the hand, emitting subtle light. The mood is melancholic, mystical, futuristic, sacred, and slightly gothic. Use a high-contrast palette of cold neon blue, silver, black, and crimson accents, with mist, drizzle, soft bloom, fine film grain, and dramatic backlighting from the vending machine. Integrate ornate vintage border decorations in all 4 corners and a thin frame line around the cover. At the top center, place the artist name AYANO YUKIMURA in elegant serif capitals with a smaller Japanese line beneath: アヤノ ユキムラ. Along the left side, create a vertical black panel with 3 text areas: the artist name at the top, a long vertical Japanese quote in white in the middle, and at the bottom the stacked genre text JAPANESE DARK ELECTRO POP ALBUM. Across the bottom center, place the album title VENDING MACHINE STIGMATA in very large luminous cracked silver serif typography spanning 2 lines, with subtle star-like sparkles and ornamental flourishes. Premium fantasy-photoreal key art, ultra-detailed, polished CD jacket design.
