Y2K Revival

Image edit, face swap only. Use @img1 as the base photo: keep 100% of its composition, lighting, black-and-white grading and intimate cinematic close-up mood. Replace ONLY the woman's face with the face from @img2 , matching the same angle, scale and calm, slightly pensive expression. Style & technique: soft film-grain B&W cinematic close-up portrait, side light from above, moderate contrast, smooth tonal transitions from lit to shadow side, realistic skin texture, no beauty filter, no heavy retouching. Keep identical to @img1 : – vertical close-up frame: face, partial neck, partial shoulders, hair — strongly tilted head at a diagonal angle creating an informal dynamic composition; – head tilted sharply to one side, face turned toward camera but positioned at diagonal — intimate informal angle; – light wavy hair, free loose curls, slightly disheveled strands falling onto forehead and cheek, one long strand passing across the center of the face as a visual accent, individual thin hairs catching side light; – one eye clearly visible, slightly narrowed, direct gaze toward camera, long prominent lashes, catchlight in eye; second eye partially hidden behind hair and head angle; – medium-thickness naturally shaped gently arched brows; – full lips gently closed, soft oval jawline; – dark fully blurred featureless background, strong contrast between lit face and dark background. Face: apply @img2 features (eyes, brows, nose, lips, jawline) adapted to the strongly tilted diagonal angle, one eye direct toward camera with slight squint, lips softly closed, calm pensive expression, seamlessly integrated into the same soft side-top lighting with smooth light-to-shadow transition and B&W tonal range. Negative: straightened head or changed tilt angle, removed hair strand across face, altered hair texture or volume, sharp or detailed background, color image, plastic/smooth skin, beauty filter, heavy retouch, cartoon/3D style, text, watermark, logo.