Little Memories – Childhood in the 1980s

Use the uploaded child's photo as the ONLY facial identity reference.
Create an authentic 1980s South Indian Tamil child vintage portrait.
FINAL SIZE:
Facebook portrait 4:5, 1080 × 1350 pixels.
IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY:
Preserve the child's real facial identity exactly.
Keep original eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips and smile unchanged.
Keep cheeks, ears, forehead, chin and face shape unchanged.
Preserve exact facial proportions.
Preserve the child's real age and natural skin tone.
Preserve original hairline.
Do not make the child older or younger.
No face swap, beautification or facial reconstruction.
The child must remain 100% recognizable.
ERA:
Make the photograph look genuinely captured between 1983 and 1989.
It must NOT look like a modern photo with a vintage filter.
POSE:
Create a natural full-body or three-quarter portrait.
Let the child stand calmly facing slightly toward the camera.
Keep both hands natural and relaxed.
One hand may gently hold a small old school book or vintage toy.
Give a soft innocent childlike expression.
CLOTHING:
If the child is a boy, dress him in an authentic 1980s outfit:
short-sleeve checked or striped cotton shirt,
slightly high-waisted shorts,
simple belt,
white socks,
old-fashioned black or brown shoes.
If the child is a girl, dress her in an authentic 1980s outfit:
knee-length frock with puff sleeves,
or simple pavadai-sattai,
floral / checked / polka-dot cotton fabric,
white socks,
black strap shoes.
HAIR:
For boys, use a neat short 1980s haircut with side part.
For girls, use two braids or two ponytails with ribbon bows.
Avoid all modern salon styling.
Preserve original hairline.
ACCESSORIES:
Keep accessories minimal and period-correct.
For girls, add small earrings if suitable.
Add a tiny bindi only if appropriate.
No modern accessories.
BACKGROUND:
Create an authentic 1980s South Indian setting.
Use a village house veranda, old school courtyard,
garden, or simple vintage studio background.
Add old wooden chair, plants, or simple household details.
No modern vehicles, phones or contemporary objects.
LIGHTING:
Use soft natural daylight or simple old studio lighting.
Keep slightly imperfect exposure and soft shadows.
1980s FILM LOOK:
Simulate genuine Kodak-style 35mm colour film.
Use warm slightly faded tones.
Add visible film grain, soft focus, mild colour fading,
subtle dust, fine scratches and lightly aged photo edges.
IMPORTANT:
Keep the child's face unchanged.
Keep exact real age.
No modern clothing or hairstyle.
No HDR or ultra-sharp DSLR look.
No plastic skin.
No cartoon or digital painting.
Exactly ONE main child.
No text, logo, signature or watermark.