A soviet-era dimly-lit supermarket, a young woman is holding a strange and unusually large glowing grapefruit. The grapefruit is wrapped in a translucent film, and its glow illuminates the woman's face, casting an ethereal light on her pale, flawless skin. She has pale freckled still, delicate features, and long blonde hair. She is dressed in a tight rococo mini-dress. Her eyes are downcast, and her expressive face is tinged with sadness, as if she is embarrassed to be seen with the unusual vegetable.
The background of the scene is a typical supermarket, with bright neon lights and rows of neatly stacked grapefruits. The woman's figure is the clear focus of the image, however, with the glowing grapefruit serving as a striking visual centerpiece. 
The image is highly detailed, with expert lighting and composition that suggests it was shot on a high-budget production. The use of a 120mm Hasselblad camera and Polaroid film adds to the vintage feel, while the influence of photographers like William Eggleston, Tim Walker, Ryan McGinley, Gregory Crewdson, and Terry Richardson can be seen in the use of color, lighting, and subject matter.