Y2K Vector Magazine Cover

Using REFERENCE_0 as the main subject and compositional basis, and drawing inspiration only from REFERENCE_1, transform the photograph into a minimalist, flat vector illustration-style Y2K retro magazine cover poster. Retain the woman's identity, pose, hairstyle, hair color, clothing, body proportions, and sunny bedroom background from REFERENCE_0, but simplify them into bold vector graphics with clean, dark outlines, smooth gradients, and stylized high-contrast shadows. Goal: To create a cute Y2K magazine cover with a subtly cool and melancholic feel. Canvas and Layout: Vertical poster cover with full bleed, rounded rectangular borders, and a graphic magazine frame. Place the figure in the lower/middle area, with a composition similar to a fashion magazine cover. Add a large title at the top with the content {argument name="headline text" default="Y2K"} The text uses an oversized pink bubble font with a shiny chrome/silver 3D edge. New graphic elements include two glossy pink/blue ringed planets: one large planet on the left and one smaller planet near the bottom right. Eight glitter/star graphics are evenly distributed around the cover: a large chrome glitter in the top left, a small glitter near the left planet, a pink glitter, a blue glitter, and a lime glitter on the right; a white glitter near the bottom right border; a lime star near the bottom left; and a tiny white glitter near the bottom left center. A lime-colored orbital arc, a vertical decorative dot line, a small barcode box in the bottom left corner, and an oval badge in the bottom right corner are added after the title.{argument name="badge text" default="POP"} and accompanied by a smaller subtitle{argument name="badge subtitle" default="MELANCHOLY"} Style: A 2000s-inspired magazine cover, playful pastel cyberpunk aesthetic, flat vector fashion illustrations, blue/purple background blocks, pink and lime accents, glossy plastic/chrome effects on fonts and icons, and a crisp poster print texture. Retain the warm sunlight and shadow feel of the source photograph, but render it as graphic shapes. Constraints: Do not replace women with other people, do not add extra characters, do not add unreadable padded cover text, and all text is limited to titles, badge subheadings, and barcode-style graphics.