Create a Studio Ghibli-inspired scene of Lugano, Switzerland, during the magical time just after sunset, when the light is fading but the first lights of the evening begin to glow from the houses. The sky is painted in soft shades of lavender, coral, and fading gold as the sun has just dipped behind the mountains. The air is crisp, and the last rays of sunlight are catching the tops of the trees and the shimmering surface of Lake Lugano, giving everything a warm, nostalgic glow. Along the lungolago (lakefront promenade), the cobblestone streets start to darken, but the buildings lining the shore now glow with warm light from within. The houses are old Swiss-style, with sloping roofs, wooden beams, and walls covered in ivy. Many windows are softly lit, some with flickering candles and others with gentle lanterns casting warm, golden light on the streets outside. The streetlights, with ornate wrought-iron designs, are just beginning to flicker on, casting a soft amber glow that stretches across the water’s edge. Small, whimsical boats are moored along the lakefront, their lanterns glowing faintly as they bob gently in the water. Figures are strolling along the promenade—elderly couples with their hands entwined, young women with long, flowing skirts, and children running ahead, chasing glowing fireflies or laughing at the tiny creatures that play around them. Above, the sky deepens into shades of indigo and purple, and a few stars begin to twinkle in the twilight. The surrounding mountains, still partially bathed in the fading light, cast long shadows that stretch across the landscape. The soft glow of the house lights contrasts with the growing darkness, giving the whole scene a peaceful, dreamlike quality. The breeze picks up slightly, rustling the trees that line the lungolago, their leaves now a deep, dark green, gently swaying in the fading light. In the distance, a few figures can be seen walking towards the town, silhouetted against the softly glowing windows. The atmosphere is one of tranquil magic, where the transition from day to night brings a sense of wonder and quiet enchantment, as if the world itself is holding its breath before night fully takes over