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Edit the provided image of the person while preserving the person, face, identity, body proportions, pose, hairstyle, hoodie, lighting, background, camera angle, and all other details exactly as they appear in the original image. Remove and completely replace the existing “5D” graphic currently printed on the hoodie. Use the SECOND REFERENCE IMAGE as the exact visual reference for the new lettering/design. Recreate the typography, letter shapes, proportions, spacing, arrangement, and overall graphic character of the reference as faithfully as possible. Place the new design in WHITE, centered precisely on the front chest area of the hoodie. Scale and position it proportionally and naturally according to the size, perspective, folds, and orientation of the garment. It must look like the design was physically screen-printed onto this exact hoodie — NOT digitally pasted or overlaid onto the photograph. The white print must realistically follow the fabric surface, including all folds, wrinkles, stretching, curvature, shadows, highlights, and perspective distortion of the hoodie. Preserve subtle textile texture through the ink and create the authentic appearance of real white screen-print ink sitting naturally on the fabric. The edges of the print should be convincing and physically integrated into the garment rather than unnaturally sharp or floating above it. IMPORTANT: The original “5D” must be completely gone and must not remain visible underneath, around, or through the replacement print. Do not redesign or reinterpret the lettering from the second reference image. Use it specifically as the visual design reference for the replacement print. The final result must be completely photorealistic and indistinguishable from an authentic photograph of a person wearing a hoodie that was professionally screen-printed with this exact white design. Do not alter anything else in the image.