A meticulously cut-out offset lithograph altered with ink, this work by Amie Dicke transforms a found fashion image into something more fragmented and ambiguous. Dicke's signature technique of cutting and obscuring disrupts the polished veneer of the original print, leaving behind a figure that feels both present and erased. The interplay between the commercial lithographic source and the artist's delicate, hand-applied ink interventions raises questions about identity, femininity, and the construction of the idealized image.