Cafe Doorway With Turquoise Doorframe

Prompt 1

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.