A dark layered wig with pale blue framing

A dark navy wig is arranged on a white mannequin head against a plain pale background. Its long, layered shape curves inward toward the center, while feathered ends flare slightly outward along the shoulders. Pale blue sections frame the forehead and continue through the front layers, standing out against the darker outer lengths. The fringe parts around the center of the face form, leaving a balanced opening that makes the color placement particularly clear. With no visible facial features or setting details, the hairstyle’s outline and layering carry the whole composition. The presentation is frontal and almost symmetrical, which makes the differences between the dark outer sections and lighter inner strands easy to compare. Fine layers overlap in a sequence from the shorter framing pieces to the longer sections below, creating a tiered effect. A delicate chain rests at the mannequin’s neck, providing a small point of detail beneath the hair without competing with its shape. The pale background helps the dark silhouette remain distinct and makes the blue accents look especially crisp. Compared with the loose, voluminous waves in the preceding portrait, this style has a more controlled, feathered outline and a clearly defined fringe.
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