#White Dress

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Happy Valentine's Day to all of you!! 💕

Being elegant is a mix of grace, confidence, and refined behavior. It’s not just about appearance but also about how you carry yourself.

1. Poise & Confidence

Stand tall with good posture.

Move gracefully; avoid rushing or fidgeting.

Speak calmly and clearly, with a measured tone.

Be confident but not arrogant—true elegance is humble.

2. Personal Style & Grooming

Dress in well-fitted, classic, and timeless clothing.

Stick to neutral or sophisticated colors (black, white, beige, navy, etc.).

Keep hair and nails neat and well-groomed.

Wear minimal yet classy accessories.

Subtle, clean fragrances add a touch of refinement.

3. Social Grace & Etiquette

Be polite, kind, and respectful to everyone.

Listen more than you speak, and choose words wisely.

Avoid gossip and unnecessary drama.

Practice good table manners.

Show gratitude and appreciation.

4. Intellectual & Emotional Elegance

Read and stay informed—an elegant person is knowledgeable.

Be emotionally intelligent; remain calm in conflicts.

Handle criticism with grace.

Stay composed under pressure.

5. Minimalism & Refinement

Simplicity is key; avoid excess.

Carry yourself with an effortless charm.

Less is more when it comes to fashion, speech, and gestures.

Surround yourself with beauty and quality over quantity.

Be grateful <3

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Miss Muriel Wilson

Artist: William Orpen (Irish, 1878-1931)

Date: 1914

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

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Sleeping Beauty

Artist: Archibald Wakley (1873–1906)

Date: 1903

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Private collection

Description

This is an illustration of the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty, which regained popularity in the nineteenth century as it was subject to a number of significant retellings: by The Brothers Grimm (1812) and by Tennyson in his poem The Day Dream (1842).

"Sleeping Beauty’ lying horizontally across the canvas, in a white dress reminiscent of the Byzantine style and vivid tones, which highlight the Beauty’s pallor. Wakley’s thorned foliage, supposedly entrapping the princess, is in full bloom, creating an Arcadian landscape. Presented as the only figure on the canvas, the ‘Sleeping Beauty’ lies like a statue upon a glittering gold plinth, bejewelled with miniature ‘Aesthetic’ peacocks.

Archibald Wakley was heavily influenced by the second generation of Pre-Raphaelites, particularly Edward Burne-Jones and Evelyn De Morgan. Despite his artistic promise his career was short-lived and his oeuvre small, as a result of his untimely death.

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Enfants Riches Deprimes SS25 shot at Paris Fashionweek

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nature’s nymph [ shot by @ohseephotography ]

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Chloe Bailey looking like a dream.

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Anna

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