A Century of Fashion Evolution: Portraits of Women Through Sixteen Decades

Create a 4×4 portrait grid of the same female model styled across 16 different decades from the 1880s to the 2020s. Row 1 – 1880s → 1910s: Victorian and Edwardian silhouettes, high-neck dresses, lace detailing, period-accurate hairstyles, sepia or monochrome tone. Row 2 – 1920s → 1950s: Flapper-style drop-waist dress (1920s), satin bias-cut slip dress (1930s), structured mid-century fashion (1940s), elegant suburban 1950s outfit. Black-and-white or muted analog tones. Row 3 – 1960s → 1990s: 1960s mod dress, 1970s bohemian look, 1980s colorful aerobics/casual style, 1990s grunge or minimalist polka-dot aesthetic. Row 4 – 1990s/2000s/2020s: Late-90s Y2K crop top/low-rise look, early-2000s glossy editorial, 2020s modern minimalist or clean streetwear. Include era-accurate hairstyles, makeup, and lighting. Each portrait should feel like a real photograph from its decade — matching film grain, color profiles, lenses, and studio backgrounds. The model’s face, identity, and proportions must stay consistent in all 16 portraits. High-resolution, editorial-quality rendering.