Perona stands in a refined wedding gown that blends her gothic Lolita aesthetic with ceremonial elegance. The figure captures her characteristic mysterious aura through a black and ivory gown, lace and velvet textures, and delicate pearl accents. A dramatic silhouette features a high collar, voluminous skirt, and flowing train, while subtle pink ribbon details add a soft contrast. She holds a tiny parasol and stands atop a sculpted base adorned with rose motifs and ethereal orbs that hint at her ghostly powers. The finish highlights a smooth skin tone, glossy dress surfaces, and careful shading to convey depth. This pose conveys regal confidence and a sly, playful smile, making it instantly eye-catching on display.

Perona is a mysterious young woman from the One Piece world who wields the Horo Horo no Mi, granting her the power to summon and manipulate ghosts and emotions. Introduced during the Thriller Bark arc, she exudes a refined, capricious charm and a taste for dramatic flair. Her personality blends elegance with mischief, often using fear and humor to control situations, while her loyalty to her companions remains evident beneath her chilly exterior. In this wedding-themed statue, the scene imagines Perona presiding over a spectral ceremony, her powers swirling in soft, haunting wisps around the ornate dais. The character’s dual nature—regal and mischievous, aloof yet oddly affectionate—shines through the sculpt, inviting collectors to imagine stories of romance, rivalry, and whimsy that unfold in a haunted ballroom and beyond.