A locked static camera, eye level, subject centred and framed head to feet with the floor visible. The camera never moves, zooms or reframes. The setting is one modern apartment living room, unchanged from first frame to last: warm honey-toned wide-plank wood floor, cream-white walls, a low beige sofa with olive-green cushions along the back wall, a squared wood-slab coffee table holding a small stack of books, framed artwork on the left wall, tall black open shelving on the right with a trailing green plant, an open doorway at the right edge, soft even daylight. Along the bottom of the frame sits a row of four small circular white buttons, each holding a tiny icon of one garment. A small white arrow cursor moves between them. They stand centred in their own clothing, weight shifting from one leg to the other, hands settling at the waist, shoulders turning slightly. The cursor slides to the first button and taps it, and the outfit from @image1 replaces what they are wearing in a single instant snap. They smooth the skirt down and lift one hand to the brim of the hat. The cursor taps the second button and the outfit from @image2 snaps into place. They straighten, roll one shoulder to settle the pauldron, and take a half step. The cursor taps the third button and the outfit from @image3 snaps into place. They turn a few degrees to one side, set a hand on the hip, and let the weight shift open the slit. The cursor taps the fourth button and the outfit from @image4 snaps into place. They raise both hands to the back of their head, lower them again, and settle facing camera. Every outfit change is instantaneous, one frame to the next. No dissolve, no morphing, no transition, no fabric growing or unfolding. Room tone only. No dialogue, no speech, no singing, no music. Avoid generating any text, subtitles, captions, logos or watermarks.