The installation connects fashion, myth, and historical material in a unified artistic space. The project reveals the author's world of Alena Akhmadullina through motifs of dreams and Russian cultural memory. The project is conceived as a large-scale spatial installation in which Alena Akhmadullina reveals herself not only as a talented Russian designer but also as an artist. The foundation is an appeal to the imagery of the ancient Russian world, deeply rooted in her aesthetics. The space is populated by figures from dreams: magical princesses, bird-like maidens, heroines from epics, and female images merging with the elements of nature. The viewer's path passes through symbolic forest and water landscapes and concludes in the interior of a traditional izba. The environment is shaped by items of decorative and applied art: carved window frames, forged chests, antique tools, tiles, kokoshniks, and metal utensils. These elements create a context in which historical heritage connects with modern artistic vision. Key highlights include couture works: the dress "Divine Maya" from 2015, created in memory of Maya Plisetskaya, and a model from 2025 made of eco-friendly Tyvek material, dedicated to Earth Day. Find other unusual exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.