Actias Dubernardi

Photographed by Cube Li.

From my earliest memories to the present, dreams have woven a vivid tapestry through my life. In the absence of my parents during childhood, dreaming offered a cherished escape, allowing me to experience the joys of family and the innocence of youth in my imagination. These dreams have enriched my memories with whimsy and wonder, becoming a source of deep pride. Now, I channel these cherished dreams and emotions of my childhood into my fashion collection. Through the use of collage, each piece narrates a fragment of my dreams, showcasing a wardrobe I would don in my most fantastical moments. This collection is deeply personal, reflecting my unique style and essence, as I transform my dreamscapes into wearable art. Presenting designs by Harley Zhu.

“Actias dubernardi” refers to a species of moth in the Saturniidae family, commonly known as the giant silkworm moths. This species is native to parts of Southeast Asia, particularly in regions like Vietnam and southern China. The moths are known for their striking appearance, characterized by large wings with shades of green, pink, and brown, and distinctive patterns. “Actias” is the genus name, while “dubernardi” is the specific epithet that identifies this particular species.

Actias Dubernardi

Credits:

Fashion: Harley Zhu / @unrameepisode, @haaa_le
Photography: Cube Li / @cube_lli
Model: Wenqing Xu / @wnqingg

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