For his final-year project at Sultan Abdul Samad Vocational College, Malaysian designer @tiftazani.my turns to Bombyx mori, the silk moth, as both muse and metaphor. The collection, titled “Mothsery,” traces the full arc of metamorphosis: from silkworm-inspired silhouettes with pintuck collars and ruched raglan sleeves, to modular pleated skirts and cocoon-like puffer capes that echo the protective layers of silk. Glass bead embroidery maps the delicate veins of moth wings, while wing-inspired drapes and a detachable train mark the final emergence. Scrap and thrifted fabrics are woven throughout the project, including recycled faux fur and a skirt constructed entirely from used materials layered with French lace, bringing sustainability into the narrative of transformation.
Designed by @tiftazani.my
Photo by @aisyanasirr and @amru_dng
Model @elaineyap__ and @abilaasha07
Makeup @farahadrianaa_
Hairdo @tyrrah.b
Helper @nkasyf and @ughhzaa
Final Year Project | Part 2
Main Photographer: @ellysss.ss
Underwater Model: @mersydna
Underwater Director: @galangwnie
Safety & Backup Photographer: @galangwnie
Safety Model: @rjonamika
Outfit: @zenwhitee@tiftazani.my
Videographer: @11th.shot
terima kasih sudah menjadi bagian dari projek ini. saya sangat menghargai setiap waktu, tenaga dan kepercayaan yang diberikan untuk bersama sama menjayakannya dari awal hingga selesai. saya bersyukur bisa melalui perjalanan ini bersama orang hebat🙏🏻🇮🇩 @mersydna@galangwnie@rjonamika
