A white rectangular metal sign with distressed, jagged edges is affixed to a dark brown, lacquered wooden panel

A white rectangular metal sign with distressed, jagged edges is affixed to a dark brown, lacquered wooden panel. The sign measures approximately 4:3 aspect ratio, oriented vertically. It features a central illustration of a stylized woman and text, both rendered in red against the white background. The woman is depicted from the waist up, with dark, voluminous hair styled in a retro manner. She exhibits prominent eye makeup, red lips, and a subtle smile. A circular earring is visible on her right ear. Her left hand holds a circular handheld mirror, angled towards her face. Her right hand is positioned near her right ear, fingers slightly curled, as if adjusting the earring. Two small, red starburst graphics are present on the sign: one to the right of the woman's head and another below her left hand. Above the woman, the text "BETTER LATE" is curved upwards in a bold, sans-serif font. Below her, the text "THAN UGLY" is similarly curved upwards. The sign is secured by four brass-colored, Philips head screws, with one positioned in each corner. To the left of the sign, a section of a vertically slatted, light brown wooden structure is partially visible. To the right, a cream-colored, textured wall surface is present. This scene is located within a structure in the city of Karnobat, Bulgaria.