My take!
Just for fun 
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Here is my edit
Darktable Only
With the white blouse / top, I tried to get a quite bright mono conversion, almost, but not quite high key.
Hope you like this
P1280191.ORF.xmp (11.4 KB)
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LOVE 
the skin tone!
WOW thank you so much @patdavid gonna have some fun colour-tweaking
BTW very nice use of light/shadow!
very nice tones! Mind sharing the PP3? unless the colour grading was done in Gimp
Sorry, I just saw this. Thanks!
I did a base grade in RT, but added the texture and some custom curves in GIMP. Here is the PP3:
P1280191 (1).ORF.pp3 (9.3 KB)
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Aaand here is my contribution
RawTherapee only. Exported then resized in RawTherapee with post resize sharpening enabled. Exported both times with best quality at 90% JPG.
P1280191.ORF.pp3 (9.7 KB)
Enjoy
Thanks again @patdavid for the awesome raw material
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I’m curious why you didn’t that in one step!
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I got used to doing this for most portraits shoots I do. I don’t want to forget to export the full size as well. It is possible that it could have yielded a higher quality scaled down file had I done it in one step …but for what it’s worth, it’s due to my workflow. I finish an edit and export it full size. Then do resizing and manipulations on that.
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Ok, thanks for explanation I asked because PR sharpening is made especially to save the intermediate step when you only want to sharpen on the resized image.
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Yeah I get. It’s a great tool no doubt. I just like to satisfy my paranoia 
and save my full size first haha
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