[2] The head, thorax, and forewings are a brown tinged with pink.

[1] The hindwings and the abdomen are grey, and are both covered with white hairs.

[3] Each forewing has a ragged white stripe from base to margin, a thin submarginal white line, and various faint labyrinthine markings.

[4] The female is similar to the male, but with more conspicuous wing markings.

[3] See the Australian National Insect Collection: Specimen 10ANIC-09721 collected at Regan Ford, Western Australia by S. Cotter and K. Detchon on 29 April 2004.