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Replace the shoes worn by the person with the shoes shown in the reference image. Match the reference shoes as accurately as possible in shape, design, materials, colors, proportions, texture, and details. Keep the person’s pose, body position, proportions, facial expression, face, hairstyle, clothing, and overall placement exactly unchanged. Do not alter the camera angle, framing, perspective, or composition. Make only subtle adjustments to the surrounding lighting and environment so the result looks more natural and realistic. Reduce artificial lighting effects, excessive glow, dramatic highlights, reflections, or stylized visual effects. Use soft, believable light, natural shadows, realistic contact shadows around the shoes, and physically accurate reflections where appropriate. Ensure the new shoes blend seamlessly with the person’s feet, stance, floor, perspective, and lighting. Preserve realistic anatomy and proportions. The final image should look like an authentic high-resolution photograph with natural textures, realistic materials, balanced exposure, and no visible signs of editing or AI generation. Change the “P” and the “Pacers” text on his jacket into a single “C” in the exact same color, material, embroidery style, size, and visual finish as the original jacket details. Keep everything else completely unchanged, including his face, pose, body position, clothing, lighting, background, camera angle, and overall composition. The new “C” should look naturally integrated into the jacket, with realistic stitching, texture, shadows, and fabric interaction, as if it were part of the original garment.