Create a complete **MIRTIS Y2K fashion collection** based on the uploaded reference image(s). The collection must preserve the visual language of the references instead of inventing a completely different aesthetic. ## MOST IMPORTANT RULES ### STARS ARE REQUIRED Stars are an important recurring graphic element of this MIRTIS collection. Use **stars as a major visual motif throughout the collection**. Different garments may use stars differently: * scattered small stars * clusters of stars * large single stars * asymmetric star arrangements * stars integrated into typography * stars combined with abstract graphics * stars placed on sleeves * stars around a central graphic * subtle star details BUT: Do not put hundreds of identical stars everywhere. The star graphics must feel intentionally designed and different from garment to garment. ### ABSOLUTELY NO FACES **NO HUMAN FACES ANYWHERE.** No portraits. No people. No heads. No eyes. No mouths. No human figures. No silhouettes of people. No faces hidden inside graphics. No realistic people. No illustrated people. This is a STRICT prohibition. If a photographic or graphic element is needed, use **objects, textures, symbols, typography, abstract shapes or non-human imagery instead.** ## Y2K AESTHETIC Authentic early-2000s Y2K fashion. Think approximately **2000–2008**. The collection should feel like underground early-2000s streetwear and fashion. Use: * stars * experimental typography * abstract shapes * early digital graphics * magazine-inspired layouts * metallic details * small decorative symbols * layered graphics * asymmetric compositions * slightly glossy / printed Y2K elements ## DO NOT TURN THIS INTO FUTURISM Absolutely NO: * cyberpunk * sci-fi * futuristic fashion * techwear * military * tactical * dystopian * post-apocalyptic * robots * holograms * futuristic interfaces * HUD graphics * futuristic cities * "FUTURE" * "2045" * "2050" This must look like **Y2K 2000–2008**, not clothing from the future. ## GARMENTS Create a varied collection of: * oversized T-shirts * long-sleeves * cropped zip hoodies * jackets * wide-leg jeans / cargos Each garment must be clearly different. Do not create the same garment repeatedly with minor changes. ### ZIP HOODIES IMPORTANT: The zip hoodies must have **NO DRAWSTRINGS**. No cords. No strings. No hanging hood strings. No metal eyelets for drawstrings. Clean hood construction. ## PRINT DESIGN Every garment needs its own graphic composition. Do NOT use one repeated graphic. Do NOT simply recolor the same print. Create different compositions while maintaining the recurring **STAR motif**. Examples: * oversized star graphic * constellation-like arrangement * stars + typography * stars surrounding abstract symbol * scattered stars + small graphics * star graphics concentrated on sleeves * asymmetric star placement * minimal star chest graphic with large back composition * layered star composition Keep the graphics sophisticated and fashion-oriented. Do NOT make childish cartoon stars. Do NOT make generic clip-art stars. Do NOT make random AI artwork. ## COLOR PALETTE Use: * washed black * black * graphite * dark blue * stone grey * warm beige * white * occasional muted red / blue accents The collection should have variety. ## BRANDING Do not place huge "MIRTIS" text across the clothing. Use the MIRTIS logo subtly if appropriate. ## FINAL VISUAL The result should look like a professional Y2K fashion collection designed by an actual independent fashion designer. **REFERENCE = VISUAL DIRECTION.** **STARS = REQUIRED.** **FACES / PEOPLE = COMPLETELY FORBIDDEN.** **ZIP HOODIES = NO DRAWSTRINGS.** Do not replace the Y2K aesthetic with futuristic or cyberpunk aesthetics. Do not remove the star motif. Do not add faces. Do not add people. Create a cohesive but varied MIRTIS collection with distinctive star-based graphics on every relevant garment.