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This is a face-preservation task, not a beauty generation task. Do not reinterpret the person. Do not generate a new woman. Use Image A as the face source exactly.Create a full-body studio image using Image A as the exact face source and Image B as the body source. Image A controls the face only. Image B controls the body, pose, proportions, outfit, and framing only. Keep the face from Image A unchanged. Do not redesign the face. Do not improve the face. Do not smooth the face. Do not make the face more symmetrical. Do not make the face prettier or more generic. The final woman must have the exact same face as Image A: same cheekbones, same jawline, same nose, same lips, same eye shape, same gaze, same skin tone, same skin texture, same under-eye tension, same natural asymmetry, same sharp and watchful expression. Keep the original eyes from Image A: muted green-blue eyes with dominant green tone, not lighter, not grey, not bright blue, not glossy. Keep the original hair from Image A: dark ash-blonde, cool muted tone, same hair color, same natural messy texture, not warmer, not smoother, not glossy. Keep the original skin from Image A: real skin texture, visible pores, subtle imperfections, slightly pale natural tone, no beauty filter, no retouching. Use the body from Image B: same slim natural figure, same narrow shoulders, same thin waist, same soft natural hips, same long slender legs, same neutral standing pose, same simple top and short shorts. Professional neutral grey studio background. Full body visible from head to feet. Natural realistic lighting. Sharp clean image. Most important: copy the face from Image A onto the full-body figure from Image B without changing the face.