Recreate the reference image as a premium editorial city poster. Replace the original person with {argument name="subject" default="the person from the uploaded image"} while preserving {argument name="subject reference" default="SUBJECT"}'s identity, facial features, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, and natural appearance. {argument name="subject reference" default="SUBJECT"} must be standing in the SAME pose, SAME body orientation, SAME framing, SAME scale, and approximately the SAME position as the reference subject.

Replace the original city with {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"} and rebuild the surrounding skyline, landmarks, architecture, bridge, and urban photography specifically for {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"}. Replace all city-specific labels, coordinates, location information, and captions accordingly.

CRITICAL TYPOGRAPHY COMPOSITION: The oversized {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"} typography must be physically layered OVER the standing character, exactly like the reference. Do NOT place all of the city text behind the subject. The large {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"} letters must pass across the subject's body and overlap her clothing and lower torso, visibly covering portions of her. At the same time, some portions of the typography should remain behind her head and shoulders. Create a true foreground/background collage: BACKGROUND CITY IMAGERY → SUBJECT → FOREGROUND OVERSIZED {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"} LETTERS. The foreground letters must visibly obscure portions of the subject while the subject remains recognizable through the gaps and around the typography. The large letters should intersect the character naturally rather than appearing as text floating beside her.

The oversized {argument name="city name" default="CITY_NAME"} typography should dominate the composition and extend almost across the entire poster width. Integrate grayscale city photography inside selected portions of the letters. Keep the typography bold, geometric, heavy, and editorial. Make the letters large enough to cross directly over the subject's torso and lower body.