Long-Legged Cowgirl Neon Sign

A garish, approximately human‑sized neon sign in the shape of a stylized long‑legged cowgirl, mounted in the suite window as theatrical/exterior dressing. Bent glass tubing in saturated neon colors (variants reported as pink, cyan/turquoise, electric blue, amber/yellow) forms a silhouette—wide-brimmed hat, arm akimbo, long legs—backed by a metal frame and sometimes a mirrored panel; the fixture flickers and casts lurid, haloed light across curtains, upholstery and the uncovered skeleton. In-scene beats (Worf ripping back the drapes; crew faces catching the neon wash; Riker's phrase 'window dressing for a dead man') are consistent across sources and preserved here.