Portrait en Trompe-l'œil Sleeveface chez un Disquaire

Subject: A Japanese woman in her early 20s with dark brown medium hair and thin bangs, standing inside a warm wooden record shop. She holds [a 12-inch record jacket] directly in front of her face with both hands, creating a seamless sleeveface optical illusion where the painted female portrait on the album jacket naturally aligns with her neck, shoulders, arms, and posture as if it were her own face. Clothing: A light peach-beige sheer cardigan over a soft ivory blouse, matching the palette, texture, and silhouette of the portrait on the record sleeve. Setting: A cozy record shop aisle lined with wooden record crates and vinyl displays receding into the background, themed around [A May Day for Records]. Composition & Lighting: Vertical portrait shot framing the upper body with the album cover centered. Captured with an 85mm portrait lens with shallow depth of field and soft background blur. Warm indoor ambient lighting and gentle shadows evoke a nostalgic, realistic snapshot mood. Style & Details: Photorealistic snapshot with natural skin and hand texture, paper texture on the vintage pale pink-beige album jacket, subtle reflections on plastic shrink wrap, and elegant fictional vintage typography on the sleeve.