My sustained investigation is guided by the question: What would a woman wear in space through the impact of gravitational forces? I explore how the invisible force of gravity can distort and reshape the human form, challenging traditional perceptions of the female body on Earth. Rather than representing space literally through planets or orbits, I focus on communicating its essence through exaggerated silhouettes and complex, layered structures. This inquiry allows me to examine how external forces, both physical and intangible, can compress, elongate, and alter the body, ultimately redefining traditional stereotypes of beauty, control, and identity.