Midnight Margaritas Botanical Illustration

Create a romantic vintage botanical witch-inspired apparel illustration centered around two elegant margarita coupe glasses clinking together, filled with mysterious muted sage-green margaritas. Give each glass a lightly salted rim and thin vintage lime wheel. Surround the glasses with an abundant, slightly wild arrangement of dusty burgundy garden roses, faded mauve dahlias, muted lavender, rosemary, sage, cream chamomile, tiny mustard-yellow wildflowers, and trailing olive-green ivy. Let the botanicals grow naturally behind, around, and partially in front of the cocktail glasses. Hide subtle magical elements throughout the flowers, including tiny antique-gold crescent moons, scattered stars, delicate moths, celestial symbols, and curling wisps of magical smoke rising from the drinks. Add tiny sparkling stars and bubbles emerging from the margaritas as though the cocktails are enchanted. Incorporate the exact wording: “MIDNIGHT MARGARITAS” Make “MIDNIGHT” smaller and gently arched across the top in widely spaced vintage 1970s serif capitals, colored faded antique cream or muted mustard with a dark distressed outline. Make “MARGARITAS” the dominant word across the bottom in a large flowing retro hand-lettered script, using dusty burgundy with a muted cream shadow and subtle dark brown outline. Give the lettering long sweeping flourishes that curl naturally into the surrounding botanical stems. Add the small secondary wording: “BEST SERVED AFTER DARK” Place this underneath in tiny curved vintage serif capitals, resembling typography from an old cocktail advertisement. Use a faded vintage color palette of dusty burgundy, muted mauve, antique cream, faded mustard, sage green, olive green, smoky teal, burnt orange, warm brown, and tiny touches of aged gold. No bright modern colors or neon tones. Style the artwork like a 1970s botanical cocktail advertisement blended with an antique herbalist illustration and romantic magical realism. Detailed hand-drawn ink outlines, slightly imperfect screen-printed colors, subtle halftone shading, faded ink, worn edges, distressed texture, and aged pigment variations. The finished design should feel romantic, mysterious, feminine, botanical, slightly bohemian, subtly magical, and nostalgic rather than Halloween-themed. Centered balanced composition, highly detailed botanicals, strong readable typography, isolated artwork, transparent background, print-ready PNG, no people, no mockup, no rectangular background.