clothing into a clean pop-art style illustration

Keep the person’s body, face, hair, skin texture, and the background exactly as they are.  
Do NOT alter the person’s identity or any real-life details.

Transform ONLY the clothing into a clean, bold pop-art style illustration, while preserving the original outfit’s:
- shape
- silhouette
- color scheme
- pattern placement
- pocket positions
- neckline and seams
- major visual design elements

Illustration requirements:
- Use thick, smooth black outlines around the edges of the clothing.
- Convert folds and wrinkles into simplified cartoon-style linework.
- Preserve the original color palette, but make it brighter, cleaner, and more graphic.
- Convert textures, logos, or patterns into flat, vector-like versions.
- Add small stylish accents such as white highlight strokes or minimal motion lines around the clothing for a pop-art effect.
- Make the illustrated clothing look intentionally “drawn on top” of the real person, with crisp edges and solid colors.
- Ensure the illustration wraps naturally around the body as real fabric would.

Restrictions:
- Do NOT add any characters, animals, creatures, or mascots.
- Do NOT introduce any copyrighted elements.
- Only convert the clothing itself into stylized illustration; keep everything else fully realistic.

Goal:
Create a hybrid artwork where the person remains photorealistic, but the clothing is redrawn as a vibrant, vector-style pop-art illustration based on the original outfit’s design.