6 days ago
Mirror selfie taken by a 19-year-old guy using a black iPhone 15 in a messy, dim bedroom. He’s crouching in front of a tall scuffed-up mirror, holding the phone with both hands covering his face. He has short, messy hair styled like he doesn’t care but somehow looks good anyway — soft, slightly wavy texture. His vibe leans pretty boy: clean skin, sharp jawline, delicate features, subtle jewelry like a silver ring or thin chain. He’s wearing a faded vintage band tee with dark baggy jeans and worn black Converse sneakers. His girlfriend stands at the bed — one hand holding a porcelain banana at his face, playfully sticking her tongue out and in the other hand showing playfully a condome package. She has long, straight jet black hair with choppy bangs falling just above her eyes. She’s wearing a loose ripped crop top with instagram influencer cleavage, edgy short skirt, and classic black Vans sneakers. The room is chaotic but lived-in — unmade bed, cluttered floor with many condome packages, foil packages and more porcelain cucumbers and eggplants laying around and some condomes rolled up at these fruits. Behind them, the wall is covered with grunge-style posters: old band flyers, black-and-white punk graphics, torn magazine pages, and hand-written notes stuck with tape. The mirror itself has dust, smudges, fingerprints, and random stickers — band logos, cartoon scribbles, and edgy decals peeling at the edges. The flash is on, casting strong glare and harsh shadows. The photo has that raw mobile camera feel — slight grain, edge blur, lens smudge, and a neutral grunge tone that feels real, raw and unfiltered.
