Use the uploaded image as the exact visual reference. Preserve the original female subject, facial identity, hairstyle, outfit, accessories, body proportions, background, lighting, framing, camera angle, composition, and color tone exactly as they appear in the source image. Do not add, remove, replace, redesign, or restyle any elements. Do not change the environment or camera setup. Only animate the subject's body movement, pose progression, head motion, facial expression, and subtle hair movement. Animate the woman with the same soft emotional sway motion as the reference video. The movement is minimal, intimate, dreamy, and emotionally expressive — not dancing, not walking, and not exaggerated. The motion begins with the woman standing naturally while facing the camera in a relaxed posture. Her body gently sways from side to side in a slow rhythmic motion, led mainly by the shoulders and upper torso. Her head softly tilts left and right with a loose, relaxed neck movement, creating a calm melancholic fashion-editorial feeling. Her eyes occasionally lower downward before slowly returning toward the camera. Facial expression stays soft, emotionally distant, dreamy, slightly vulnerable, and cinematic throughout the sequence. One shoulder subtly drops while the other rises during the sway, creating an asymmetrical body rhythm. Her arms hang naturally beside the body with loose relaxed motion. The hands drift slightly with inertia from the torso movement, without intentional gestures. During the movement, she slowly shifts her weight between legs, causing a gentle hip sway and soft upper-body rotation. The motion should feel fluid and emotionally absorbed, as if she is lost in music or thoughts. Hair movement is important: the hair naturally drapes, slides, and softly bounces around the shoulders as the head tilts and the body sways. Clothing should react subtly with realistic fabric motion caused only by body movement. Motion pacing is slow, smooth, cinematic, and continuous with no sudden movements. The energy should feel feminine, introspective, relaxed, slightly anxious, and fashion-editorial. Camera behavior should remain almost completely static like the original shot, with only extremely subtle handheld micro-movement if necessary for realism. No cuts, zooms, angle changes, scene transitions, or background changes. Motion sequence: 1. Calm front-facing standing pose. 2. Slow side-to-side upper-body sway. 3. Soft head tilts and downward glances. 4. Gentle shoulder rolling and weight shifting. 5. Natural hair movement following the body motion. 6. Return to relaxed eye contact with camera. The final result should feel like the original still image naturally comes to life with subtle emotional motion, while every non-motion visual element remains completely unchanged.
