Candy Pink Y2K Bubblegum Film Filter

Apply a candy pink Y2K bubblegum film filter to the uploaded photo — the oversaturated, glossy pink aesthetic of late-90s/early-2000s pop culture photography. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, expression, hairstyle, and clothing exactly – Color grade only — no structural changes **Y2K BUBBLEGUM PINK COLOR GRADE:** – Everything pushed toward pink/magenta — the entire image has a rosy cast – Highlights are hot pink to bubblegum pink – Midtones are warm pink with a touch of peach – Shadows are deep magenta-plum rather than black – Skin tones glow with an idealized pink warmth — like a magazine beauty ad – Lips and cheeks appear naturally enhanced by the pink cast – Any white or neutral surfaces become soft pink **Y2K AESTHETIC DETAILS:** – Slight soft-focus/dreamy blur — the Vaseline-on-lens look of 2000s glamour photography – Subtle lens flare or light leak in one corner (warm pink) – Very slight star filter effect on any bright highlights (4-pointed sparkle) – Overall glossy, magazine-quality feel — aspirational and playful – The look of a photo taken with a pink-tinted disposable camera **TEXTURE:** – Light film grain with pink-toned character – Slightly overexposed, blown-out highlights – Smooth, flattering skin rendering (the Y2K beauty standard) **OUTPUT:** – Same composition as original – Heavy pink/bubblegum color cast throughout – Dreamy, glossy Y2K aesthetic **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No cool blue or green tones — everything is pink spectrum – No gritty or raw film look — this is polished and glossy – No dark or moody atmosphere — Y2K bubblegum is bright and fun – No digital/modern filter appearance — should feel like actual tinted film