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Create a hyperrealistic full-body studio character reference of the exact same woman. Image 1 = strict face identity reference. Image 2 = full-body composition, pose, body proportions, outfit, and framing reference. Absolute priority: preserve the exact identity from Image 1. The final result must clearly be the same woman from Image 1, not a similar woman. Use Image 1 as the authority for: face identity, bone structure, face shape, cheekbones, jawline, chin, nose, mouth, lip shape, lip volume, eye shape, eye color, gaze, skin tone, skin texture, hair color, overall color palette, and the full emotional impression of the face. Use Image 2 only as the authority for: full-body framing, standing pose, body proportions, body type, outfit type, and overall studio composition. Do not reinterpret the woman. Do not beautify her. Do not glamorize her. Do not soften her features. Do not make her prettier, sweeter, rounder, smoother, younger, or more symmetrical. Do not replace her identity with a generic studio model. Face: Preserve the exact facial identity from Image 1. Same face proportions. Same elongated face. Same cheekbones. Same jawline. Same chin. Same nose. Same mouth. Same natural asymmetry. Same serious, watchful, restrained expression. Same unusual natural beauty. Eyes: Preserve the exact eye color from Image 1. Natural muted green-blue eyes with dominant green tone. Deep green with a soft blue undertone. Not grey. Not pale grey-green. Not icy. Not bright blue. Not neon. Not glossy. Not glassy. Not overlit. Keep the eyes deep-set, attentive, alive, and slightly tense. Lips: Preserve the exact lip shape from Image 1. Do not reduce the lips. Do not enlarge the lips. Do not smooth out the lip contour. Do not make them rounder or more polished. Keep the upper lip clearly shaped. Keep the lower lip slightly fuller but natural. Keep the lips matte, realistic, and slightly dry. No gloss. No lipstick effect. Skin: Preserve the exact skin tone from Image 1. Fair skin with a muted neutral-cool beige tone. Slightly pale, natural, restrained, realistic. No warm peach shift. No orange cast. No yellow cast. No pink beauty glow. No fake tan. No glossy beauty finish. Skin texture: Preserve realistic clean skin. Visible natural pores. Subtle natural variation. Soft under-eye shadows. No blur. No waxy skin. No plastic smoothing. No over-retouching. No dirt. No grime. No random acne. No invented blemishes. No extra scars. Keep the face clean and realistic. Hair: Preserve the exact hair color and mood from Image 1. Dark ash-blonde / cool muted brown-blonde. Natural, slightly messy, soft texture. Not glossy. Not overstyled. Not warmer. Not red-brown. Keep the loose strands framing the face. Color palette: Preserve the full color atmosphere of Image 1. Cool muted cinematic palette. Green-grey-blue mood. Natural restrained skin tones. No warm commercial fashion color grading. No pink shift. No glossy editorial glamour. Body: Use the body logic of Image 2. Slim natural feminine figure. Narrow shoulders. Elegant neck and collarbones. Thin waist. Soft natural hips. Small to medium-small bust. Long slender legs. Balanced realistic proportions. Not athletic. Not muscular. Not exaggerated. Not glamorous. Not model-perfect. Outfit: Keep the simple minimal studio outfit from Image 2: plain fitted camisole-style top and short shorts, simple, neutral, no decorative details. Pose and framing: Full body visible from head to feet. Do not crop the head. Do not crop the feet. Hands fully visible. Feet fully visible. Standing straight in a calm neutral pose. Centered composition. Background: Neutral grey studio background with a soft grey gradient. Lighting: Soft professional studio lighting, but keep the cooler muted tonal impression of Image 1. Goal: Combine the exact face identity, exact eye color, exact lip shape, exact skin tone, exact hair tone, and exact overall color mood of Image 1 with the full-body pose, framing, and outfit logic of Image 2. Most important rule: The face must remain 1:1 recognizable from Image 1. The body and outfit must adapt to the face. Do not let the full-body reference override or change the face identity.