80s Yearbook Photo

Restyle the person in this photo as a senior class portrait from a 1987 high school yearbook. Preserve facial identity exactly: bone structure, eye shape and spacing, nose, jawline, mouth and any distinguishing marks stay recognisably the same person, and the skin tone stays exactly as it appears in the photo. Age the face to roughly seventeen if it is not already there, changing only apparent age and never identity. Change only hair, wardrobe, lighting and background. Hair: feathered back from a centre part and blow-dried into wings at the temples, falling to the collar. Wardrobe: a grey marl sweater vest over a pale blue button-down shirt with a wide pointed collar worn outside the vest. Background: a mottled blue and grey painted canvas studio backdrop. Lighting: a single soft studio key from the upper left with a broad fill card on the right, a subtle hair light separating the head from the background, and a gentle falloff that darkens the lower corners of the frame. Pose: body turned three-quarters away from camera with the head rotated back toward the lens, shoulders squared, hands out of frame, a small closed-lip smile. Optics: medium-format studio portrait lens, moderate depth of field so the ears stay sharp and the backdrop goes soft. Film character: warm Kodak Gold, with slightly warm skin tones, mild contrast and visible fine grain, printed small on semi-gloss yearbook stock so the detail is a touch soft. Framing: vertical head-and-shoulders portrait, cropped just below the collarbone, generous headroom. Quality: earnest, unironic 1980s school photograph.