2016 Mirror Selfie

Restage this uploaded photo as an early-2016-style bathroom mirror selfie. This uploaded photo is not a mirror selfie itself — use it only as a reference for the person's face, identity, hairstyle, and skin tone, and remove any device, background, or framing from the original; build the whole mirror-selfie scene fresh.

Place the subject standing in front of a plain bathroom mirror, holding a small rectangular handheld touchscreen media device up in front of their chest to take the photo, screen mostly hidden by their hand and camera bump visible. Give the shot the harsh direct on-camera flash blowout typical of a 2016-era point-and-shoot photo: overexposed highlights on the face and mirror, slightly crushed shadows, a visible faint reflection of the flash on the mirror glass, and a plain tiled or painted bathroom background.

Preserve the person's face, identity, hairstyle, and body proportions exactly as in the reference photo — do not change their features or add makeup. Keep believable, slightly grainy phone-camera texture with visible sensor noise; no smoothing, no plastic skin, no modern beauty filter. Do not include any real logos, brand names, or on-screen app icons on the device or anywhere in the photo.

The final result should look like an authentic, slightly overexposed 2016 bathroom mirror selfie taken on an early touchscreen device.