Tie in a little bucktail as support to help stop the hackle fouling.
Tie in a thin white saddle hackle flat, curve facing down.
Fold some pearl Flashabou and tie it in.
Tie in a light pink saddle hackle flat, then pink Flashabou.
Tie in an olive flat-wing saddle hackle, each feather slightly longer than the one before, then olive Flashabou on top.
Tie in Bill's Body Braid, add a little super glue, and wrap it forward leaving room at the head.
Tie in a sparse bunch of white bucktail as the throat, keeping it see-through.
Tie in pink bucktail on top, then more white on the throat.
Tie in dark olive bucktail on top, kept sparse; add a little more on top to even it out.
Add peacock herl on top, with its natural curve facing downwards.
Whip finish.
Stick a pair of stick-on eyes at the head, apply a thin coat of UV resin to just cover the back of the eyes, and cure with a light for 15 to 20 seconds, rotating the fly.
Other versions
1 more in the app: As tied by Rupert Harvey Flies (white, lavender and tan).