Period Wardrobe Correction

Use [uploaded photo] as the sole identity and composition reference. Edit only the subject's clothing, replacing the current garments with [outfit] that plausibly fits the 1980s setting and the person's age, culture, and body. Match the existing pose, fabric tension, occlusion, light, and shadow; keep the silhouette realistic rather than automatically adding extreme shoulder pads, oversized sleeves, bright neon, or costume accessories. Keep the face, skin tone, age, body proportions, hands, hair, expression, pose, background, and camera perspective unchanged; clothing must conform to the source anatomy rather than reshaping it. Keep the result photographic and believable rather than theatrical. Render fabric with believable weave, seams, weight, and period-appropriate fastening, then harmonize it with the source photo's existing grain and color response. Preserve natural skin texture, realistic hands, coherent fabric folds, and the original relationship between every person and the camera. Do not change jewelry, eyewear, shoes, or hairstyle unless explicitly included in [outfit], and do not add logos or printed wording. Do not introduce celebrity likenesses, fake brands, legible invented text, excessive neon, heavy sepia, torn-paper overlays, or damage that hides important facial details. Return one polished vertical 9:16 photograph with a period-plausible 1980s finish and no border or watermark.