Magnolia Nights

E L L E N • Perfume, Cashmere & Books •

[themakeupbrush]

Aleen Sabbagh

[overclassy]

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[overclassy]

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[girlintheafternoon]

 I deserve Paris and pampering.

Sylvia Plath in a letter to Aurelia Plath, The Letters of Sylvia Plath Volume 1: 1940-1956 (March 18, 1956)

[voguefashion]

Christian Dior ‘Flamant Rose’ gown S/S 1948.

[nagsyl]

[aslowyear]

[english-idylls]

Lake District, England.

[sweetoothgirl]

Chewy Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

[m-l-rio]

One real benefit of reading I rarely hear anybody mention is how much more interesting life becomes when you read a lot. It depends what you’re reading, of course, but most (good) books will teach you something you didn’t already know, and even if you have to give the book back to the library, you get to take that much with you. A lot of people talk about things they wish they’d studied in school–I’ve done it, too–but it’s a nice consolation prize that you can always pick up a book and learn something new. And as that library in your brain collects more volumes, everything around you gains new resonances, new context, and new connections which make your lived experience richer. In quarantine alone I’ve read about religion and politics and history and evolution and computer science and astrophysics without even leaving my house and it’s already a more interesting world. 

[sweetoothgirl]

Apple Cinnamon Rolls

[like-fairy-tales]

[larosebisou]

Round Porcelain Dinnerware Set in Blush ♡

[brunettebaby22222]

[silk-fleur]

November Mood: candles smelling like french macarons, sleeping with rose quartz under your pillow, cardigans with pearl buttons, soft rose perfume, drinking italian coffee every morning, watercolor flower paintings.

[the-dashing-duke]

[dreamyeuphory-deactivated202408]

a morning in bed...