A woman in a business suit gazes forward, her features drained as red hair drips around her face. In front of her rests a card with perfectly drawn lips—an instruction for how she is expected to appear. Behind her, a faint prototype waits to be completed. The painting exposes how professional and beauty standards combine to shape women into assembled identities, built from interchangeable parts. Her weary expression acknowledges the system shaping her, even as she is asked to fit its template.