I remix the work from Gemini and Seedance 2.0.

Gemini: A retro Windows 95-style user interface design for a nostalgic dress-up game. The title bar reads "OUTFIT_EDI-TOR.EXE". The interface features classic gray, beveled 3D elements, and pixelated aesthetics throughout.

On the right side of the interface is a high-definition, full-length realistic photograph of a young Asian woman. She has black layered hair with straight bangs. She wears thin silver-framed glasses. Her outfit is a layered look: a navy blue cardigan over a blue button-up shirt, a gray pleated skirt worn over loose blue jeans, and black loafers. She stands upright with her arms relaxed at her sides against a pure white background scattered with retro sparkle star vector graphics.

At the top is a classic menu bar. On the left side is a vertical toolbar with various icons including an eyedropper, paintbrush, text tool, and shape tool. To the left of the toolbar is a vertical item list panel. Each item in the list has a square pixel-art icon and exact English label text: a straight-bangs hairstyle icon, a navy blue cardigan icon, a light blue shirt icon, a layered gray pleated skirt and loose jeans icon, and a black loafers icon. At the bottom is a color palette strip and a status bar.

The overall style is retro Y2K millennium aesthetic, vintage net art, a hybrid of 8-bit pixel art and realistic model photography, extremely rich in detail.

Seedance 2.0: System boot (0:00–0:02): Screen displays a Windows 95 startup interface. The loading bar fills smoothly, then cuts to the first scene. Audio: heavy “whirring” fan noise from an old desktop tower, hard drive clicking sounds, and the classic Windows 95 startup chime. Enter the project (0:02–0:06): A pixelated cursor moves across the screen and double-clicks to open a MUSIC PLAYER window (as shown in reference image 2). Audio: a crisp mouse click sound. Core visual (0:06–0:16): A girl inside the frame stands expressionless with both arms hanging at her sides, like a lifeless mannequin, rotating smoothly 360 degrees horizontally at a steady pace. Audio: 8-bit music plays as she rotates, stopping abruptly the moment the rotation ends. Print command (0:16–0:18): The girl finishes rotating and faces the screen directly. A classic gray retro-style Windows dialog box pops up in the center of the screen reading: “[!] Print this look?” The cursor moves and clicks the [NO] button. Audio: classic Windows error/alert popup sound, followed by a sharp decisive mouse click. Blackout moment (0:18–0:22): Suddenly and without warning, the screen cuts to black. The camera pulls back to reveal the full view of an old-style CRT computer monitor. Audio: a sudden “pop” sound like an old television losing power, and all audio cuts out instantly.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A subtle, quick nudge from the left makes the [Subject] lean slightly to the right. There is no pause at the peak; it immediately bobs back to its original upright position with a fluid, rhythmic bounce. Minimal inertia, very delicate movement.