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Enfants Riches Deprimees SS25 shot at Paris Fashionweek

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things that bring me joy lately

Lacy slips, bergamot scented candles, iced Chai lattes, matching pajama sets, dinner party table settings, mid century modern decor, slow 90s r&b, writing things down on paper, therapy, sitting in the sun, hot tea in the morning, citrus perfume, nude nail polish, cats, the slivers of kindness in humanity

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Fragments of Marilyn Monroe’s diary

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Shalom Harlow in Christian Dior Fall/Winter 1997 Haute Couture by John Galliano

this look made me believe in fairies when i was a child

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Wasted so much warmth on cold people

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"Remember how long you've been putting this off, how many extensions the gods gave you, and you didn't use them. At some point you have to recognize what world it is that you belong to; what power rules it and from what source you spring; that there is a limit to the time assigned you, and if you don't use it to free yourself it will be gone and will never return."

Marcus Aurelius - Meditations, Book 2, 4.

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Aubade Paris | Vibes • black boho embroidery + golden charms | Fall Winter 2025-26 Part 1

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I was a lover in my past life, a lover in this one and I’ll be a love in the afterlife

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Charlotte Tips?

I walk 20,000 steps a day easily. I make an effort to work out, to get my steps in, and to work my body out. Good walking shoes are essential; they have to be supportive of your ankles and arches, they have to be comfortable and wear well, and you need to like them. I have both On Clouds and Hokas, and I think OCs are amazing; they’re incredibly easy to walk in, and they’re good on both the open road and exercise machines. You can wear any shoe but they have to be quality and you need to consider using orthotics for your wellness.

You are only as healthy as your spine is flexible; therefore, you need to be doing exercises that promote pliability. Whether that means you’re doing yoga, Pilates, or focusing on something else that supports your back, you need to get moving. I’d recommend buying a yoga mat and using it; I wake up, stretch, go through the motions, and get to starting my day, and I feel amazing. Get yourself a good yoga mat, lay it out, figure out a good flowchart, and get to using it soon.

Balance your diet but have fun with it. I eat well, experiment, and I’m still able to leave room for pleasure. Enjoying yourself and nourishing your body, trying more foods and diversifying your diet, and keeping yourself healthy are paramount to your goals. You shouldn’t be afraid of food; life is best lived when you can eat what you love, enjoy things in moderation, and try what you’ve never had before. Calories and carbs are our friends, and if you want to lose weight while still having energy and functioning well, you have to eat and find ways to make eating enjoyable.

Look for fun ways to move your body and stick with them. I do a pop dance class once weekly, I teach dance classes, and I keep myself moving. Not every day needs to involve a long slog on the treadmill or doing boring Pilates videos while sitting in your room; there are so many ways to fall in love with moving your body. If you’re like me and you prefer having a long, lean body while working on your form and getting toned, you should look at 1980s workout videos. I have so much fun working out that it doesn’t feel like torture even after the longest of days; it’s always a treat.

Never isolate yourself; life is meant to be spent with people. Isolation leads to a whole host of other problems, and it’s very hard to dig yourself out of a hole once you become comfortable with it. Get outside during the day, walk around the block, or walk around your front yard if that’s as far as you can go, and let yourself feel the sun on your face. Greet people, make eye contact and smile, and don’t hold tension in your shoulders or your jaw. If you’ve lived a life where you’ve felt like you’re on the outside looking in, it will take a while to get used to being around others, being outside, and experiencing the world. Keep your mind open and allow yourself grace; everything is a learning experience, and social faux pas are quickly forgotten if you’re willing to move on from them and not stress.

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British poet Edward James, captivated by his wife, had the trail of her wet footprints from a bath woven into the carpet.