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Reference-Based Fashion Photo Identity Swap
Replace the woman in a studio fashion photo using a second image as an identity reference while preserving the first photo’s pose, outfit, lighting, and composition.
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- Inputs
- first_reference_photo (image) · Required second_reference_photo (image) · Required
- Outputs
- edited_fashion_photo (image)
Replace the woman in the first reference photo with the woman from the second reference photo. Preserve the first image’s original composition, pose, body position, clothing, lighting, background, and camera angle.
IDENTITY REFERENCE: Use the second image exclusively as a visual identity reference for the woman. Preserve her recognizable facial features, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, and long, straight, glossy black hair. Maintain her natural facial proportions and distinctive appearance without creating a generic face or excessively retouching her features.
POSE AND CLOTHING: Reproduce the original pose from the first photo, with one arm raised above her head and the other resting naturally at her side. She wears the same vivid royal-blue ribbed long-sleeve crop top and black low-rise bikini briefs with thin white waistband trim. Preserve the original body proportions, natural waistline, and overall silhouette.
EXPRESSION: Give her a confident, attractive, slightly sultry expression, with her head facing forward, lips gently closed, and eyes looking directly at the camera.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Create an ultra-photorealistic, high-definition fashion photograph. Maintain the original dark gray studio background, soft directional lighting, natural shadows, realistic skin texture, visible pores, and vivid blue fabric. Keep the original vertical framing, from the head to the upper thighs, with realistic anatomy and natural proportions.
The final image should look like an authentic photograph of the woman from the second reference image posing in the exact scene and outfit of the first image. Do not add artificial beauty filters, plastic-looking skin, excessive smoothing, distorted anatomy, watermarks, text, social media icons, or accessories.
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