The Mirror Remembers — 1990 / Present Double Portrait

Scene: The subject stands before an old dressing mirror, but the reflection appears photographed in an authentic early-1990s aesthetic.
Style: Cinematic temporal-surrealism.
Lighting: Present-day side is crisp window light; reflection uses warm flash/analog illumination.
Mood: Nostalgic, intimate, slightly uncanny.
Colors: Present: muted neutrals. Reflection: faded rose, cream, brown and warm gold.
Composition: 4:5 medium/full portrait with the antique mirror occupying roughly half the frame.
Generation prompt:
Create an ultra-realistic 4:5 cinematic conceptual portrait using the uploaded/reference person as the ONLY identity reference. Preserve the person's exact face, age, facial geometry, skin tone, hairline, natural asymmetry and proportions. The real person and mirror reflection MUST unquestionably depict the same identity.
Place the subject beside a large antique dressing mirror in a quiet heritage room. Outside the mirror, photograph them as a contemporary premium fashion editorial with clean natural window light and understated styling.
Inside the mirror only, transform the visual world into an authentic early-1990s Indian portrait photograph: period-correct outfit, hairstyle, jewelry, warm direct-flash character, faded film colors, gentle grain and subtle analog softness — while retaining the person's current age and exact facial identity.
Make the boundary between eras occur naturally at the mirror glass. Realistic reflections, believable perspective and sophisticated production design. Emotional theme: the present looking into another photographic era. No text.