Create ONE photorealistic makeup try-on collage, exactly four equal portraits arranged in a 2-column by 2-row grid. @Image1 (the woman in the newly uploaded selfie) is the ONLY identity, hairstyle, clothing, pose and environment reference. Treat this as a localized cosmetics edit of the reference photograph repeated four times, NOT four newly invented portraits. Preserve all non-makeup regions as faithfully as possible. Analyze her visible eyelid space, eye placement, existing eyebrows, cheekbones and natural lip contours to place cosmetics appropriately. Do not invent a definitive seasonal color type. STRICT IDENTITY: retain exact facial bone structure, proportions, natural asymmetry, nose, jaw, cheekbones, eye shape, lips and lip volume, apparent age, skin color and visible skin texture. Preserve her original closed-mouth expression, relaxed brow, eyelid position, gaze, head tilt and selfie camera perspective in every panel. Do not introduce a smile, open the mouth, lift the face, slim cheeks, enlarge eyes or lips, reshape eyebrows or beautify anatomy. EYE COLOR LOCK, highest priority: copy the photographed iris color directly from @Image1 (the woman), keeping its original hue, saturation, brightness and visible pattern consistent across ALL panels. Do not reinterpret the iris as a new color, brighten it, add colored contact lenses, whiten sclera, enlarge pupils or change catchlights. Surrounding cosmetics may change; the eyeballs must not. HAIR LOCK: preserve precisely the original wavy light-brown highlighted hair, its parting, length, hairline, loose strands, volume, placement and texture. No haircut, fringe, recoloring, accessories, rearranging strands or tucking behind ears. Keep the original burgundy and gray argyle garment and any other visible clothing exactly as photographed, with identical neckline and pattern. Preserve the reference's modern glass-and-metal interior, gray tiled floor and daylight background; no replacement studio backdrop. COMPOSITION: identical head-and-shoulders crop with all hair visible, complete crown and around 8 percent headroom, equal face scale in each cell. Keep source slightly high selfie viewpoint and three-quarter face orientation rather than converting to eye-level frontal portraits. Exclude hands consistently through a shoulder/upper-chest crop. Preserve source perspective, approximately 35mm-equivalent camera feel, f/5.6 depth-of-field appearance, ISO 200, 1/160s photographic clarity. Match existing soft window daylight at approximately 5200K with gentle ambient fill, moderate 2:1 key-to-fill, same direction, exposure, white balance and shadow softness in every cell. Evening refers to makeup intensity, not darker lighting. MAKEUP LOOKS: TOP LEFT, DAYTIME: sheer complexion coverage retaining visible pores and natural unevenness, delicate muted rose-beige blush, a light taupe wash shaped to actual eyelid space, subtle brown lash-root definition, separated lightly mascara-coated lashes, existing eyebrow hairs gently groomed, translucent rose-beige lip balm following original lip borders. TOP RIGHT, EVENING: visibly deeper soft cocoa and muted plum-brown smoky eye blended around actual folds, fine dark-brown eyeliner with a restrained outer extension, individually defined lashes, subtle champagne satin inner-corner accent, muted rose blush and satin rosewood lipstick, no overlining or face-sculpting contour. BOTTOM LEFT, ORIGINAL: clearly distinctive wearable muted aubergine graphic eyeliner paired with a small copper-satin lid accent, restrained neutral rosy cheeks and sheer natural rose lips. Keep the color placement deliberate, elegant and physically achievable rather than a brown evening variation. BOTTOM RIGHT, AVANT-GARDE: crisp cobalt-blue graphic arcs following the actual upper eyelid geometry, a fine silver cosmetic liner accent separated by clean negative space, lightly defined individual lashes, minimal cheek makeup and muted neutral rose lips. Bold editorial artistry using real pigments, not a mask, digital filter or fantasy transformation. No glued crystals, ornaments, brow bleaching or hair alterations. PHYSICAL COSMETIC REALISM: preserve pores, fine lines, skin microtexture and natural translucency, no airbrushing, blur, artificial porcelain skin or beauty filter. Foundation is a thin pigment layer, not an opaque mask. Blush and eyeshadow follow three-dimensional skin curvature and blend naturally; intentional graphic liner has clean edges but adheres to eyelid folds and perspective. Mascara coats separate hairs with plausible thickness, never solid black strips. Maintain individual brow hairs and original brow geometry. Lip products retain natural vertical lip lines and original contours. Shimmer and silver pigments produce restrained reflected highlights from the existing window light, never self-emission or glitter effects floating above skin. All four looks should appear physically applied by a makeup artist and photographed in the same setting. Keep skin tone and iris color identical across panels despite changes in adjacent pigment. Use restrained sharpening, no heavy grading or vignette. Add only small clean legible Russian labels in matching narrow bottom areas of each panel, clear of face and hair: top left 'ДНЕВНОЙ', top right 'ВЕЧЕРНИЙ', bottom left 'ОРИГИНАЛЬНЫЙ', bottom right 'АВАНГАРДНЫЙ'. No other captions, text, branding or watermarks. Final output is the single four-panel photograph collage, not a written explanation. Prioritize reference identity, unchanged eyes and hair, natural asymmetry and believable makeup integration over makeover glamour.