Paper Doll Dress-Up (Vintage)

Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. Transform the subject into a vintage paper doll set — a flat paper doll figure with multiple fold-tab outfit cutouts arranged on a single sheet, rendered as a real physical paper doll product. IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT): – Preserve the subject's facial features, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, and body proportions – The base paper doll figure must be recognizable as the same person – Maintain the same expression PAPER DOLL FIGURE (CENTER): – A flat, front-facing paper doll figure in the center of the sheet – The figure is shown in simple underwear/base clothing (tank top and shorts or a simple slip) – Slim, slightly stylized proportions typical of vintage paper dolls – Standing straight, arms slightly away from the body (to allow clothes to fit over) – Clean, printed illustration style – Visible cut-line outline around the figure (dashed or solid) OUTFIT CUTOUTS (SURROUNDING THE FIGURE): – 4–6 outfit pieces arranged around the central figure on the same sheet – Each outfit is a flat illustration with small white fold-tabs on the shoulders, waist, and sides – Fold-tabs must be clearly visible on every outfit piece – Outfits include: the subject's actual outfit from the photo (reinterpreted), plus 3–5 additional fun outfits – Outfit variety: casual, formal, sporty, party, cozy, fantasy – Each outfit maintains the subject's color palette and personal style – Small accessories next to each outfit: hats, bags, shoes, jewelry (also with tabs) ILLUSTRATION STYLE: – Vintage paper doll illustration quality (1950s–1980s aesthetic) – Clean, precise line art with colored pencil or watercolor fill – Slightly retro illustration technique – Neat, print-quality artwork – Flat, front-facing perspective for all pieces PAPER TEXTURE: – Visible paper texture throughout (slightly textured cardstock) – Subtle paper grain – Clean cut edges – Fold tabs clearly white with dotted fold lines – Real vintage paper doll product photography aesthetic LAYOUT: – Single sheet layout with the base doll in the center – Outfits arranged symmetrically around the figure – Each piece clearly separated with visible cut lines – Clean, organized vintage paper doll sheet arrangement – Sheet background is white or cream cardstock FRAMING: – The entire paper doll sheet fills the frame – All pieces clearly visible – Flat, top-down photography perspective – Slightly angled to show paper texture BACKGROUND: – Light wooden table or clean white surface beneath the sheet – Soft, flat studio lighting – Subtle shadow under the paper sheet NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS: – No 3D rendering — everything must be FLAT paper – No anime or cartoon style – No digital illustration look — must feel printed on real paper – Fold tabs are MANDATORY on every outfit piece – Must look like a real vintage paper doll product