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Autumn Street Corner, Hemline Trimmed Up a Notch

Just the hemline gets shortened to the thigh — every other camera move and staging detail stays exactly as set.

Nano Banana ProFace swapAutumn street snapMini gownRealistic blend
✍️ The real technical challenge in a face swap is matching head-to-body proportion — the head size has to lock precisely onto the body, or it falls apart. The makeup is deliberately kept minimal too, not for looks but to stay consistent with the source face.
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Extract the face from the uploaded source photo, preserving the original facial features, expression, and head orientation. Rebuild the entire scene using the clothing, pose, and background from the reference image: a fair-skinned young woman with long wavy blonde hair, standing on an autumn city street. She wears a rose-gold evening gown with thin straps and shimmering fabric, the skirt shortened to above the thigh for a fitted, elegant mini silhouette — the open back and high slit details from the original are kept, just with a much shorter hem. It's sunset, with soft, warm, natural light. To the left of the frame, a café table and chairs hold pink flowers, classical architecture strung with string lights, orange-leafed autumn trees line the road, a few blurred pedestrians pass in the background, and red-orange fallen leaves scatter across the cobblestone sidewalk. The final image must be hyper-realistic, fully photographic. When blending the new face onto the body, keep the head-to-body proportions natural and precise, with the head size matching the body exactly and all anatomy believable. Compared to the reference, dial the makeup intensity down to a minimum — only the subtlest makeup, without altering facial features, to stay consistent with the source face. Seamlessly merge the face with the new body, the mini dress, and the environment, carefully rendering lighting, realistic shadows, skin texture, and fabric detail so every element feels unified. The final result must be absolutely realistic, natural, and visually flawless in every detail.

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