Blonde Model Shows Chic Paris Street Style

Replace only the woman in the source video with Chloé, using the uploaded Chloé image as the strict identity, face, hair and eyewear reference. This is an identity swap, not a scene regeneration: repaint nothing outside the woman's body, face and hair. Preserve the source performance and shot exactly: the fixed vertical low-angle camera, timing, pacing, crouched opening close to the lens, backward walk into the full-body pose, front pose, side and back turns, bent-leg pose, hair-touch and hair-flip gestures, walk toward the camera, final crouch and hand-under-chin pose. Preserve her body path, pose, gaze direction, facial expressions, hand and leg movements, perspective and scale changes from close-up to full body and back. Keep the original outfit and all scene elements unchanged: the oversized charcoal-gray coat, light cream top, short dark skirt, sheer black tights, black flats, large structured brown handbag, pale stone arcade, pavement, daylight and shadows. The ornate wooden double doors must stay pixel-faithful to the source: their upper two-thirds are glass panes divided by wooden mullions into a grid, with an arched fanlight of radial glazing bars on top; only the lower third is solid carved wood. The glass shows real reflections of the sky and the buildings across the street. Do not fill the glass with wood, do not add or remove panels, do not redesign any molding, mullion or material, do not reinterpret the architecture in any way. The sunglasses come exclusively from the uploaded Chloé image and they are a real product: reproduce them exactly as they appear there - frame shape, lens shape and tint, frame thickness and color, temple arms, and any logo or metal detail. Do not redesign, enlarge, shrink, recolor or restyle the eyewear in any way. The frames must stay perfectly recognizable as the same product in every frame of the video, from close-up to full body.