The project builds on a previous prototype, refining fit, structural integrity, and alignment with the visual language of Yeule’s Un𖥔dream Tour. The brief calls for a sculptural headpiece that maintains its form through movement, lighting changes, and repeated performance use, while supporting a dynamic stage identity. Black plush textile provides visual weight and surface softness; an internal wire skeleton shapes and supports the material, creating a defined, rigid silhouette. This structure stabilizes the form, controls edge behavior, and preserves dimensional clarity throughout wear. Metal hardware acts as a secondary element, introducing contrast and catching light in controlled flashes. The construction process centers on material responsiveness, securing the internal structure, and enabling repeatable wear under high-motion conditions.