A young woman from the late Belle Époque of the 1910s sits in a black, open horse-drawn carriage on a Parisian street. She is turned slightly over her right shoulder, looking directly at the viewer, and smiling softly. She has dark brown wavy hair, the large curls of which are styled in a voluminous updo that falls over one shoulder. On her head is a large, wide-brimmed yellow hat adorned with white and green ostrich feathers, large gems, (emeralds and sapphires), pearls, lace, and gold trim. She wears a yellow silk gown with open shoulders, puffed sleeves, a finely woven corset at the back, and large green leaf appliqués on the fabric. She wears long, cream-colored, elbow-length gloves. Her left hand rests calmly on the black leather seat of the carriage. The carriage is a classic black, open, four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage of the Victorian or Landau type, with the top completely lowered. Black leather upholstery, high-axle wheels with metal rims, decorative brass and black metal elements, and a low side visible behind part of the seat. A woman sits in the back seat, the body slightly turned. The background shows a wet, shiny cobblestoned Parisian street after rain, with the Eiffel Tower in the center left, other horse-drawn carriages and passersby in 1910s clothing, the facades of Haussmannian buildings, and a cloudy sky with soft, diffused light. The style is classic oil painting, characterized by thick brushstrokes, rich paint textures, soft, figurative light, realistic details of fabrics, feathers, carriage leather, and wet asphalt, a late Belle Époque atmosphere, high detail, and museum quality.