The collection of scarves transforms fantasy, cosmic dreams, and literary images into fashion items. The project connects textile, illustration, and design, showing how ideas about the future can live in color and ornament. Here, the scarf acts as a carrier of the plot: the patterns on the fabric refer to distant galaxies, scientific experiments, flights, starry skies, and literary worlds. The collection was created as a result of the creative competition "The Future is Already Tomorrow." Its participants turned to fantasy, including the images of the Strugatsky brothers and Alexander Belyayev, translating literary ideas into the language of color, line, and composition. The project is perceived as a conversation about the future without dry forecasts: through fantasy, decorativeness, and the desire to imagine what the universe might be like tomorrow. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, look for it on KUDAGO.