Street-Fashion Face Replacement with Scene Preservation

Replace a street-fashion subject's facial identity using a second reference image while preserving the original pose, styling, lighting, motion blur, and background.

By Threads — Published on Oct 28 — Modified on Oct 28

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Street-Fashion Face Replacement with Scene Preservation output 1

Prompt template

Format: Text
Inputs: source_frame (image) · Required face_identity (image) · Required
Outputs: face_replaced_fashion_frame (image)

@img1 = source frame
@img2 = face identity

Generate a frame from @img1 .
Replace the original face in @img1 with the face identity from @img2 .
Keep everything else from @img1 unchanged.

Preserve from @img1 :
same walking motion, same crop, same camera angle, same head position, same gaze direction, same expression, same sunglasses, same hair tied back, same earrings, same black leather jacket, same dark top, same light wide trousers, same bag, same warm sunlight, same strong motion blur, same street, same brick walls, same overall color palette, same cinematic mood.

Use from @img2 :
facial identity, face shape, eyes area, nose, lips, skin features.

The result must look like the person from @img2 photographed in the exact setup of @img1 .

Negative prompt:
change nothing except face identity, no sunglasses change, no hair change, no pose change, no body change, no jacket change, no trousers change, no bag change, no lighting change, no blur change, no street change, no background change, no color shift, no beauty retouch, no glam boost, no identity drift, no double face, no asymmetrical features, no warped hands, no extra fingers, no text, no watermark