Use P1 as the complete composition, body, outfit, pose, lighting, background, camera angle, and fashion styling reference. Use P2, uploaded by the user, only as the facial identity reference.
Replace the male model’s face in P1 with the facial features from P2 while keeping the final result realistic, seamless, and editorial. Adapt P2’s face naturally to P1’s original head angle, chin lift, gaze direction, expression, perspective, and dramatic lighting. Do not copy P2’s original pose or head orientation.
Preserve P1’s:
full body and proportions
hairstyle and hair texture
black high-fashion outfit
flowing coat
handbag
low-angle composition
geometric beam of light
dark cinematic shadows
luxury fashion-campaign atmosphere
original text placement and layout
Match the new face carefully to the model’s skin tone, neck, ears, hairline, shadows, highlights, and facial structure. Keep the jawline, eyes, nose, lips, and overall identity recognizable from P2, but refine them to fit the elegant male fashion-model look and the upward-facing pose in P1.
The final image should look like an authentic high-end luxury editorial photograph, not a pasted face swap. Avoid mismatched skin tones, distorted facial features, double eyebrows, warped ears, incorrect head size, flat lighting, or changes to the original composition.