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A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands in a doorway, leaning against the frame with her right hand while her left hand rests on her hip. She is positioned in front of a bedroom setting with a bed visible in the background, illuminated by soft, natural indoor lighting. Wardrobe: The subject wears a matching two-piece set consisting of a strapless, multi-colored striped crochet tube top and a matching mini skirt. Face: The subject's head is turned slightly toward the viewer's right with a soft, open-mouthed smile showing her upper teeth. Her eyes are directed toward the viewer's right, and her brows are relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject wears a matching two-piece set consisting of a strapless, multi-colored striped crochet tube top and a matching mini skirt. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands in a dimly lit indoor setting, leaning her arms against a railing with a staircase in the background. She is captured from the side, looking back over her shoulder toward the camera with her back exposed. Wardrobe: The subject wears a tan, backless dress with a tiger-stripe pattern on the lower portion and metal ring accents at the waist. Face: The subject's head is turned toward the viewer with a neutral expression, featuring parted lips, relaxed brows, and a direct gaze. Wardrobe: The subject wears a tan, backless dress with a tiger-stripe pattern on the lower portion and metal ring accents at the waist. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands indoors between a wooden door and a window, facing the camera with her body angled slightly to her left. She holds the hem of her dress with her left hand while her right arm hangs at her side, and she is illuminated by soft, natural light from the window. Wardrobe: The subject wears a, strapless, form-fitting mini dress with lace trim along the neckline, paired with gold-toned bracelets on both wrists. Face: The subject has her head tilted toward her left, displaying a wide, toothy smile with eyes crinkled and looking directly at the camera. Wardrobe: The subject wears a, strapless, form-fitting mini dress with lace trim along the neckline, paired with gold-toned bracelets on both wrists. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands facing the camera, leaning her hands on a metal railing with the ocean in the background. She is positioned centrally in a medium shot, with natural daylight illuminating the scene. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a one-piece swimsuit with a cutout design, a belt at the waist, and a gold necklace. Face: The subject has a neutral, relaxed expression with her head facing forward and eyes looking directly at the camera. Her mouth is closed with a slight, subtle smile, and her brows are relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a one-piece swimsuit with a cutout design, a belt at the waist, and a gold necklace. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands in front of a mirror, holding a smartphone in her left hand to take a photo. She has her right hand on her hip, and the setting is a room with a vanity and a chair visible in the reflection. Wardrobe: The subject wears a dark grey lace-up corset top, a short tiered mini skirt, and beige lace-up high-heeled sandals. Face: The subject has a slight head tilt toward her left, with a wide, closed-mouth smile and eyes directed toward the mirror reflection. Wardrobe: The subject wears a dark grey lace-up corset top, a short tiered mini skirt, and beige lace-up high-heeled sandals. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: Medium shot from mid-thigh up of a woman on an outdoor high-rise balcony with ocean and towers behind under bright daylight. She stands angled to the camera, right hand resting on the railing and left hand holding a small clutch at her side; long wavy hair falls over her shoulders and back. Wardrobe: Dark green cross-halter dress with deep plunge, open midriff cutouts, and high thigh slit; clutch in hand; hoop earring, bracelet, and ring; no footwear visible. Face: Head nearly frontal with a slight tilt toward the subject’s right (viewer left); eyes open and looking at the camera, brows relaxed, mouth closed in a neutral line with no teeth showing. Wardrobe: Dark green cross-halter dress with deep plunge, open midriff cutouts, and high thigh slit; clutch in hand; hoop earring, bracelet, and ring; no footwear visible. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: One The woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) sitting sideways on a cafe doorway threshold in a vertical three-quarter portrait, framed from upper thighs to above the head. One bent knee rises prominently into the lower-left foreground; shoulders lean inward and both hands rest low between her legs. A turquoise-painted doorframe borders the right side. Behind her are wooden chairs and tables, framed wall art, pendant lights, a dark cafe interior, and glass reflecting bright outdoor foliage. Directional daylight comes from right/front and contrasts with warm dim interior lighting. Face: Head tilted noticeably toward the viewer's right with chin slightly lowered; direct gaze into the camera; softly narrowed eyes; relaxed gently curved brows; small asymmetric closed-mouth smile, creating an affectionate, playful expression. Wardrobe: Light-blue ribbed sleeveless button-front crop tank with a low scoop neckline and several buttons fastened, paired with light-wash frayed denim shorts. Fine silver pendant necklace, slim chain bracelet, and tiny earrings. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman sits in a wicker chair on a balcony at night, with a city skyline visible in the background. She is positioned in profile, facing the camera with her legs crossed and her left arm resting on her lap. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a short, yellow, floral-patterned dress with cap sleeves. Face: The subject has a neutral, relaxed expression with her head tilted slightly toward her left. Her eyes are open and directed at the camera, and her mouth is closed in a soft, subtle smile. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a short, yellow, floral-patterned dress with cap sleeves. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands in a brightly lit walk-in closet, holding a smartphone in her right hand to take a mirror selfie. She is positioned in front of a large mirror, with clothing racks visible to her left and a vanity area in the background. Wardrobe: The subject wears a short-sleeved crop top with a deep U-neckline, a light blue denim mini skirt, and a belt with a silver logo buckle. Face: The subject's head is slightly tilted toward her left, with her gaze directed at the phone screen. Her lips are pursed in a pout, and her brows are relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject wears a short-sleeved crop top with a deep U-neckline, a light blue denim mini skirt, and a belt with a silver logo buckle. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part line, root direction, volume, layered sections, bangs, braids or tied sections, wave or curl groups, separated locks, overlaps, tapered ends, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. Interpret every chroma-green hair section as a geometry guide, not as a solid object. Reconstruct complete photorealistic natural hair with continuous strands and fine texture while preserving the guided section placement and flow. Never return the target subject bald, and never leave a helmet, cap, slab, wedge, faceted polygon shell, or blocky low-poly hair shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands in a doorway, facing slightly toward the viewer's right with her right hand resting on her hip and her left arm hanging down. The setting is a bright, neutral-toned hallway with wooden floors and soft indoor lighting. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a, sleeveless, spaghetti-strap mini dress with a ruched bodice and a flared skirt. Face: The subject's head is turned slightly toward the viewer's right with a neutral, relaxed expression. Her eyes are open and directed toward the right, her brows are soft, and her mouth is closed. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a, sleeveless, spaghetti-strap mini dress with a ruched bodice and a flared skirt. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman sits at an outdoor restaurant table by the sea, holding a fork with pasta in her right hand and a cocktail glass in her left. She is positioned in a shaded, thatched-roof dining area with a view of the ocean and beach umbrellas in the background. The lighting is bright, natural daylight. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a cream-colored, crocheted triangle bikini top. Face: The subject's head is turned toward the viewer's left with a neutral, slightly surprised expression, featuring wide eyes and a slightly parted mouth. Her brows are relaxed and her gaze is directed away from the camera. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a cream-colored, crocheted triangle bikini top. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman sits at a table in a restaurant, holding a glass with a lime slice and a yellow-striped straw. She is positioned in the foreground with a blurred dining room background, and the lighting is warm and ambient. Wardrobe: The subject wears a strapless top featuring silver grommet details. Face: The subject's head is slightly tilted with a direct gaze toward the camera. Her mouth is closed in a soft, neutral expression, and her brows are relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject wears a strapless top featuring silver grommet details. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands outdoors at night in front of a wall covered in purple bougainvillea, holding a small handbag adorned with a flower. The framing is chest-up, capturing her torso and the immediate background setting under soft ambient lighting. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a pale yellow, sleeveless, form-fitting dress with a deep V-neckline and a thin gold necklace. Face: the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) faces forward with a neutral, relaxed expression, featuring direct eye contact, slightly parted lips, and smooth, relaxed cheeks. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a pale yellow, sleeveless, form-fitting dress with a deep V-neckline and a thin gold necklace. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman sits on a green tufted sofa in a dimly lit room, holding a cocktail glass with a lemon slice and mint garnish in her right hand. A brown fur coat hangs on a stand to her right, and she is positioned in a medium shot showing her torso and legs. Wardrobe: The subject wears a sleeveless mini dress with straps and a gold necklace. Face: The subject's head is turned toward the viewer's left with a neutral, relaxed expression. Her eyes are open and directed away from the camera, her mouth is closed, and her facial muscles appear relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject wears a sleeveless mini dress with straps and a gold necklace. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A medium shot of the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) standing in a bathroom with a bathtub and wall tiles in the background. The person is angled slightly toward the viewer's right with their arms crossed in front of their torso, hands resting on their opposite arms. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a pink spaghetti-strap crop top and matching pink bottoms. Face: The head is turned toward the viewer's left with a neutral, relaxed expression. The lips are slightly parted, the eyes are open and gazing toward the left, and the brows are soft. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a pink spaghetti-strap crop top and matching pink bottoms. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Wardrobe geometry authority: Image 1 controls the exact neckline depth and shape, strap placement, visible cleavage and coverage, bust contour created by the garment, hem, fit, fabric tension, and overlap. Do not raise, flatten, widen, or redesign the garment. Wardrobe appearance authority: preserve the garment colors, patterns, sheen, opacity, and fabric texture visible in Image 1; never treat clothing as mannequin material. Hair authority: Image 1 controls hairstyle geometry and style, including length, silhouette, part, volume, wave or curl arrangement, and whether the hair is worn up or down. Image 2 controls the target subject's hair color and identity. When Image 1 contains a hair proxy, reconstruct complete natural hair in that geometry and never return the target subject bald. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair color. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A medium shot of the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) in a kitchen with grey cabinets, facing the camera directly. The person's left hand is resting on their chest, while their right arm is extended toward the camera with an empty hand visible. The lighting is bright and even, typical of an indoor kitchen environment. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a black strapless top, black denim shorts, and a black lace choker necklace. Face: The person has a neutral head orientation with a direct gaze and wide-open eyes. They are smiling with lips parted to reveal upper teeth, and the facial muscles appear relaxed. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a black strapless top, black denim shorts, and a black lace choker necklace. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A woman stands on a wooden balcony, leaning her left hand on the railing while her right hand is raised toward her face with an empty palm facing outward. The setting is outdoors with natural sunlight, featuring a wooden wall behind her and trees in the background. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a form-fitting, sleeveless red romper with lace trim along the bottom of the shorts. Face: The subject's head is centered with a slight upward tilt, her eyes are open and looking directly forward, and her lips are pursed in a kiss-like expression. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a form-fitting, sleeveless red romper with lace trim along the bottom of the shorts. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A medium shot captures the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) standing in a bedroom, leaning slightly forward with their right hand resting on a dresser. The background features a television, framed wall art, and an open doorway, all illuminated by soft indoor lighting. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a sleeveless, V-neck lace bodysuit and distressed denim shorts. Face: The head is tilted slightly to the viewer's left with a neutral, direct gaze. The mouth is closed in a soft, relaxed expression with no visible teeth. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a sleeveless, V-neck lace bodysuit and distressed denim shorts. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Pose authority: Image 1 controls all scene geometry. Preserve the primary subject's exact shoulder line, neck rotation, head yaw, head pitch, head roll, and eye-gaze direction from Image 1 even when they differ from Image 2. Image 2 controls identity only; never straighten, front-face, recenter, or otherwise normalize the head pose to match Image 2. Scene: A medium shot shows the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) standing in a bright, -walled room with a metallic radiator visible on the left. The person holds a white smartphone in their right hand while their left arm is crossed over their torso, and they are positioned with their body angled slightly toward the viewer's right. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a black halter-neck crop top and light-wash denim shorts. Face: The person's head is tilted slightly to their left with a soft, closed-mouth smile. Their eyes are open and directed toward the viewer, with relaxed brows and smooth cheeks. Wardrobe: The person is wearing a black halter-neck crop top and light-wash denim shorts. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Scene: A close-up portrait of the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE) sitting in a dimly lit bar, with a person in a white shirt standing in the blurred background. The subject is positioned at a slight angle to the camera, with their upper body visible against a dark booth. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a dark, thin-strapped camisole with a lace-like texture and a gold chain necklace. Face: The subject's head is tilted slightly toward the viewer's right, with a neutral, calm expression, direct eye contact, and closed lips. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a dark, thin-strapped camisole with a lace-like texture and a gold chain necklace. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Scene: A woman stands outdoors leaning against a glass railing with a green hedge background, captured in a medium shot. Her right arm is extended along the railing while her left hand rests near her waist, and the lighting is bright and natural. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a light blue one-piece swimsuit with a deep plunging neckline and a decorative bead detail at the center. Face: The subject's head is facing forward with a neutral expression, eyes open and gazing directly at the camera. Her brows are relaxed and her mouth is closed. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a light blue one-piece swimsuit with a deep plunging neckline and a decorative bead detail at the center. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the woman in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Scene: A woman sits on a stone wall overlooking a coastal town with blue-domed buildings in Santorini. She is facing forward with her left hand raised to her hair and her right hand resting on her lap. The lighting is bright, natural sunlight from the late afternoon. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a light blue, sleeveless, deep-V neck maxi dress with a high leg slit, a gold cross necklace, and multiple gold bracelets on both wrists. Face: The subject has a neutral, relaxed expression with a slight smile, looking directly at the viewer. Her head is tilted slightly to her left, her eyes are open, and her brows are relaxed. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a light blue, sleeveless, deep-V neck maxi dress with a high leg slit, a gold cross necklace, and multiple gold bracelets on both wrists. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Mila. Scene: A person is kneeling on a bed in a bedroom, facing the camera while looking over their left shoulder. The subject's hands are resting on the bed surface, and a lamp is visible on a nightstand in the background. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a bright orange, backless, sleeveless mini dress with straps and strappy high-heeled sandals. Face: The head is turned to the viewer's right with a slight downward tilt, featuring a neutral, relaxed expression with closed lips and direct eye contact. Wardrobe: The subject is wearing a bright orange, backless, sleeveless mini dress with straps and strappy high-heeled sandals. Preserve every visible garment and footwear item exactly. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Mila from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing state, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Mila onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing state, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, garment, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.

A scene featuring the person in the uploaded reference image (DO NOT TOUCH FACE). Image 1 is the identity-neutral chroma-green scene template. Image 2 is the identity reference for Lily. Scene: A person stands in a room, captured in a mirror reflection while holding a smartphone with their left hand. They are wearing a ribbed tank top and grey sweatpants, with their right hand tucked into the waistband of the pants. The setting is a minimalist room with light-colored walls and carpet, illuminated by soft, even lighting. Face: The head is turned slightly toward the viewer's right with a neutral, relaxed expression. The eyes are open and directed toward the mirror, the brows are soft, and the mouth is closed with a subtle, relaxed shape. Replace only the primary chroma-green mannequin completely with Lily from Image 2. Replace every secondary chroma-green mannequin with a separate, distinct new adult identity that broadly preserves that secondary subject's visible styling, clothing, pose, scale, and scene role. Never copy or duplicate Lily onto a secondary person. Use Image 2 exclusively for facial identity, facial proportions, skin, eye appearance, and hair identity. Do not copy any normalized mannequin facial proportions as identity, and do not reconstruct the original source person's identity. Match the stated action, camera relationship, face, hand positions and interactions, visible object inventory, person count, pose, crop, clothing, lighting, background, and composition. Do not add an implied phone, camera, mirror, held prop, person, or text that the Scene does not show. Remove all chroma-green mannequin material, green spill, plastic texture, blank-face artifacts, and placeholder traces from every subject. Preserve legitimate green scene objects and clothing. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, anatomically coherent hands and body, no text.