Y2K Flash Beauty Selfie

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Strictly preserve the appearance of the uploaded reference image: facial features, proportions, eye, nose, and lip shape, jawline, skin tone, eye and hair color, age, and body type. Do not idealize the subject.

Create a vertical 9:16 selfie in a viral Pinterest beauty aesthetic, as if shot with the front camera of an iPhone 16 Pro. Use an extreme crop: show only the left half of the face, including one eye, the brow, part of the nose, cheekbone, and lips. Keep the right half of the face fully out of frame. Place the face in the left third of the image, leaving the right side empty with a clean, light, blurred background for a minimal composition. Use an eye-level camera angle with a slight side angle. The subject looks at the phone screen beside the lens with a calm, confident gaze; make the detailed eye the main focus.

The hair is slightly wind-tousled, with thin strands crossing the cheek and partly passing in front of the eye. The subject wears a light knitted summer long-sleeve top with open shoulders.

Makeup: even, tanned skin with a natural glow; fluffy brows; soft taupe eyeshadow; long, voluminous lashes; thin winged eyeliner; and full, powder-brown satin lips.

Make it feel like a casual night selfie taken with the flash on: a bright front flash illuminates the face, while the background nearly disappears. Add natural film grain, slight motion blur, and movement trails. Use a Y2K / 35mm film grade with soft milky highlights, muted shadows, delicate micro-contrast, a film-flash look, subtle bloom, and cinematic grain. Aim for a trendy Pinterest-avatar aesthetic. The result should feel like an authentic iPhone 16 Pro front-camera selfie, with flash photography, cinematic color grading, a premium beauty-selfie look, and ultra-realistic detail.