Style shoots
90s portraits, no photographer
A real frame from this shoot.
The nineties were a point-and-shoot flash and a disposable camera: curtain bangs or frosted tips, flannel and denim, a slightly overexposed snapshot with the date stamped in the corner. 90s portraits restyle your photo into that exact era — hair, clothes, camera — while your face stays yours.
You want the throwback for a themed party invitation, a birthday post or the pure joy of seeing yourself in 1996. Attach a few selfies, choose the 1990s preset, and the Studio returns 90s portraits with the lens, light and grade of that style wrapped around your own likeness. Try the same selfies across 90s portraits and two neighboring styles, compare them on the contact sheet, and finish the favorite with Relight and Upscale.
What this session solves
- A 90s-themed party needs an invitation photo that commits
- You were born after the decade and want to see the version of you in it
- Filters give you the colors but not the hair or the clothes
- A decade series for the grid needs consistent treatment
The shot list
Run Decade Portrait on a clear photo
Hair, wardrobe, camera and print are rebuilt for the era; your face stays exactly yours in 90s portraits.
Decade PortraitUpscale for a framed print
Period prints look right in a frame; 8 or 16 MP makes that possible.
Image UpscalerBefore you book
Will it change my hairstyle?
Yes — that is the point. Hair and clothes are restyled for the decade while your face, features and skin tone stay the same. Compare with the original using the toggle.
Can I do the whole timeline?
Run the same photo through the 1970s, 80s, 90s and 2000s and post the set. Each Standard run costs 4 credits.
Will my face still look like me in 90s portraits?
The style changes everything around you — light, grade, wardrobe, grain — while your features, skin tone and hair are carried from the selfies. The compare toggle shows the two side by side.
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