Photorealistic outfit transfer with two reference images

Create a photorealistic, high-end fashion image using TWO reference images: REFERENCE IMAGE 1 - PERSON / CHARACTER: Use this image as the PRIMARY IDENTITY REFERENCE. Preserve the exact identity and recognizable characteristics of the person, including facial structure, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, skin tone, hairstyle, hair color, age appearance, body proportions, and overall physical characteristics. The person must remain clearly recognizable as the same individual. REFERENCE IMAGE 2 - DRESS / OUTFIT: Use this image strictly as the OUTFIT REFERENCE. Transfer the clothing shown in this reference onto the person from Reference Image 1. Recreate the outfit as accurately as possible, including its exact design, silhouette, cut, color, fabric, texture, material, patterns, prints, embroidery, stitching, seams, buttons, zippers, collars, sleeves, neckline, waistline, layers, draping, folds, accessories attached to the clothing, and all other visible garment details. CORE INSTRUCTION: Dress the person from Reference Image 1 in the outfit from Reference Image 2. The outfit must look naturally fitted to the person's actual body proportions and anatomy. Do NOT alter the person's identity to match the model wearing the clothing in Reference Image 2. The PERSON comes from Reference Image 1. The OUTFIT comes from Reference Image 2. Do not mix their identities, faces, hairstyles, body characteristics, or other personal features. IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Maximum identity consistency. Keep the person's facial identity extremely faithful to Reference Image 1. Do not beautify, redesign, age, de-age, masculinize, feminize, reshape, or replace the face. Preserve natural facial asymmetry and distinctive features. OUTFIT ACCURACY: The clothing should be visually faithful to Reference Image 2 while naturally adapting to the person's body. Preserve the garment's original construction and proportions wherever physically possible. Maintain accurate fabric behavior, realistic folds, tension, seams, layering, and contact with the body. REALISM & INTEGRATION: Make the clothing appear genuinely worn by the person, not digitally pasted onto them. Ensure realistic interaction between fabric, body, hair, hands, arms, neck, and surrounding environment. Correctly generate occlusion, shadows, fabric compression, wrinkles, and natural garment draping. POSE & COMPOSITION: Preserve the person's natural anatomy and use a pose that presents the outfit clearly and elegantly. If the person reference contains a suitable pose, maintain it unless the outfit requires a natural adjustment. Keep realistic proportions and anatomy. LIGHTING & PHOTOGRAPHY: Create premium editorial fashion photography with realistic skin texture, physically accurate lighting, natural shadows, realistic fabric texture, subtle depth of field, cinematic detail, and professional fashion photography quality. IMPORTANT PRIORITY ORDER: Person identity = Reference Image 1 Outfit design = Reference Image 2 Natural anatomy and realistic clothing fit Photorealism and material accuracy Professional fashion composition DO NOT: Do not replace the person's face. Do not use the clothing model's face or identity. Do not copy the clothing model's body proportions if they differ from the person. Do not change the person's hairstyle unless specifically required by the outfit. Do not invent major clothing details that contradict the outfit reference. Do not create a pasted, warped, floating, or plastic-looking garment. Do not distort hands, arms, legs, face, or body proportions. FINAL RESULT: A seamless, photorealistic image of the EXACT person from Reference Image 1 naturally wearing the EXACT outfit represented in Reference Image 2, as if the person was originally photographed wearing that outfit.