Sculptural, woven, weightless, and whispering of transformation. Crafted from mycelium lace, a bio-grown textile cultivated from regenerative fungi, the garment is as alive as the concept it represents. Mycelium is naturally antimicrobial, breathable, and rich in beta-glucans, which have been shown to support the immune system and promote skin regeneration. Early research suggests that wearing mycelium-based materials may help maintain a balanced skin microbiome, reducing inflammation and enhancing cellular repair. Some bioengineers are even exploring how mycelium fabrics could deliver transdermal nutrients, offering a subtle, natural energy boost throughout the day. Like a delicate exoskeleton left behind, it speaks of shedding, of evolution, of stepping into something entirely new. She stands between what was and what will be, draped in an intricate second skin, not meant to conceal, but to reveal. In the Year of the Snake, change is not a choice but an art form, fluid, structural, and beautifully inevitable. The past dissolves, the future unfolds. And she wears it effortlessly.