Multi-Frame Photo Collage Face Swap with Identity Preservation

Use the first image as the main composition/reference and the second image as the face reference. Recreate the first image as accurately as possible, but replace the male face in every visible portrait/frame with the face of the young woman from the second reference image. Keep the same collage layout, wooden picture frames, poses, body positions, clothing style, camera placement, background, lighting, speech bubbles, doodles, and overall composition of the first image. The character should consistently have the same feminine facial identity and recognizable facial features from the second image in every frame. Make the face naturally integrated with each pose and angle - realistic facial proportions, matching skin tone, lighting, shadows, head direction, and perspective. Adapt the woman's hairstyle naturally while preserving her long dark wavy hair where appropriate. Keep the playful scrapbook/editorial photography aesthetic, warm beige background, vintage wooden frames, hand-drawn hearts and stars, retro cameras, and comic-style speech bubbles. Important: Do not simply paste the woman's face onto the male portraits. Transform the entire character into the same young woman, with anatomically natural feminine facial structure and consistent identity across all portraits, while preserving the original poses and composition. Maintain the text elements such as “BEST DAY EVER!”, “OOPS!”, “HAHA!”, “LOVE THIS!”, “SO HAPPY!”, and “LITTLE MOMENTS!” as closely as possible. Photorealistic, high detail, natural skin texture, realistic hair, cinematic soft lighting, seamless face integration, consistent identity, professional fashion/editorial photography, sharp focus, high-resolution.