Glass Moth — Cover

Glass Moth

Multiple exposures fracture the body into layered afterimages, threaded through with glitching holographic light and crystalline distortion. The palette hovers between frozen ultraviolet and ghost-white transparency, recalling moths drawn fatally to neon. Each frame suspends a figure caught mid-metamorphosis, neither fully material nor purely digital. Fragility becomes its own kind of armor.

Follow PAP on Instagram 🔒 This editorial opens with a PREMIUM membership →

Credits

Art Director & Producer
@selmakism
Photographer
@melissa_isabelphoto
Style
@mrramirezz
Set Design
@conorfaysetdesign
Hair
@um_takayuki @oribe
Make Up
@rio_kinoshita_01
3D Artist
@shaoannan
Assisted by
@lingke_photo @blu_bellllaaa
Production Assist
@annajinggg @lyhblln
Style assist
@andres_torres
Location
@loupestudios
Starring
@__leah______ @kollektiv_mgmt @harryli902
Fashion by
@bosshi__ @coco_lu_xinman @oceansavage @denisepaciniofficial @andean.jewelry @ma.gi_official @nuofficial @lets_curate @lorysunartistry @kimmesches.studio @maisonelmadawy
DOWNLOADS
Cover and logo image downloads are for Standard members.
Contributing creators: the tearsheet and hi-res images of your own editorial are included from Standard (€5.49/mo).
Subscribe →Log in
Personal, non-commercial use only

FAQ

What is the concept of the Glass Moth editorial?

Within transparent overlays and fractured light trajectories, the body divides into multiple layers of time. Like a moth chasing light, trapped on glass surfaces, blurring boundaries between digital and organic where vulnerability and futurity coexist.

What are the visual characteristics of the Glass Moth editorial?

Holographic glitches intertwine with crystal textures, composed in blue-gray silhouettes and cold UV palettes. Transparent overlays and fractured light trajectories create an effect that dissolves boundaries between digital and organic.