ULTRA-REALISTIC FACE REPLACEMENT — EDITORIAL FASHION PORTRAIT

PRIMARY INSTRUCTION — FACIAL IDENTITY ONLY Use the uploaded face reference image strictly and exclusively as the source of facial identity. Transfer the person's recognizable facial features onto the woman in the base image while preserving the base image's original body, pose, clothing, hairstyle, hat, accessories, lighting, background, camera perspective, framing, and composition. Perform a face-only replacement. Do not regenerate, redesign, restyle, or reinterpret the original photograph. The final image must retain the same visual structure as the base image, with only the facial identity naturally changed. Preserve the reference person's recognizable facial structure, eye shape, nose, lips, cheekbones, jawline, facial proportions, skin tone, and natural distinguishing characteristics. Maintain realistic facial anatomy and seamless integration with the existing head position, expression, lighting, and perspective. POSE AND BODY — ABSOLUTELY LOCKED The woman is seated gracefully on a stone or tiled floor, with her legs bent and folded to one side in a relaxed, sophisticated editorial pose. Her torso remains upright and balanced, projecting elegance and quiet confidence. One forearm rests naturally across the top knee, with relaxed fingers. The other arm remains close to the body in its original composed position. Her shoulders are relaxed and slightly lowered. Her head faces forward with a subtle, natural tilt, and her eyes look directly into the camera with a calm, confident editorial expression. Preserve the exact original pose: no changes to limb placement, hand position, finger shape, body orientation, posture, head placement, proportions, or camera angle. HAT — PRESERVE EVERY DETAIL A cream-colored silk or felt wide-brim hat with a clean, structured crown and smooth matte texture. Delicate green floral accents remain positioned on one side of the hatband. The hat sits naturally and evenly on the head, maintaining its original size, angle, shape, and position. The brim casts a soft, realistic shadow across the upper forehead without obscuring the eyes or facial identity. Do not resize, reposition, recolor, reshape, or redesign the hat. OUTFIT AND ACCESSORIES — FROZEN Blouse: White long-sleeve blouse with an elegant, clean collar and natural fabric folds. Preserve the original sleeve length, fit, and rolled or relaxed styling. Skirt: Flowing brown long skirt with realistic fabric weight, natural draping, and the original folds. Footwear: Black open-toe sandals with minimal straps. Earrings: Minimal gold hoop earrings. Bracelet: Wide, polished gold cuff bracelet on the original wrist. Preserve every garment, accessory, material, color, fold, seam, and visible detail exactly as shown in the base image. Do not add, remove, replace, or restyle any item. HAIR — ORIGINAL STYLE PRESERVED Long, dark hair with soft, natural waves and a center part. Maintain the original hair length, volume, texture, direction, and placement around the face and shoulders. A few loose strands may appear gently lifted by a subtle natural breeze, consistent with the base image. Keep the hairstyle unchanged during face replacement. Do not shorten the hair, change the parting, alter the hairline unnecessarily, or introduce artificial curls, extra volume, or stylized strands. MAKEUP AND FACIAL INTEGRATION Maintain a natural editorial makeup appearance with warm-pink undertones, light pink lips, subtle blush, gentle contouring, and clean, natural eyebrows. Keep the skin realistic, with visible natural texture, fine details, and believable tonal variation. Blend the replacement face seamlessly into the existing image, matching the original facial orientation, scale, perspective, exposure, white balance, and shadow direction. Preserve realistic transitions around the forehead, temples, cheeks, jawline, ears, and hairline. The face must look naturally photographed within the original scene, not pasted on or digitally reconstructed. Avoid excessive smoothing, artificial skin shine, exaggerated facial symmetry, heavy glamour makeup, or beauty filters. LIGHTING AND COLOR — LOCKED TO THE BASE IMAGE Preserve the original soft, controlled natural lighting across the face and upper body. The subject remains clearly visible and naturally illuminated while the surrounding environment stays darker. Maintain gentle, realistic shadows that provide natural depth and dimension. Match the replacement face to the existing warm-neutral color palette and the base image's actual exposure. No new light sources, artificial rim lighting, dramatic highlights, cinematic color grading, HDR effects, oversaturation, or contrast changes. Important: Adapt the replacement face to the existing light. Never relight the entire photograph to accommodate the new face. BACKGROUND — COMPLETELY UNCHANGED Retain the original dark, minimal architectural background, featuring deep brown and near-black tones with the softly blurred appearance of an interior corridor or shaded passage. Preserve the original background blur, tonal gradients, perspective, shadows, and depth of field. Do not add objects, furniture, decorations, patterns, architectural features, textures