He doesn’t need loud gestures. Just a window, a cup of rose tea, and the promise of someone who sees him. The Dreamer archetype is for those who still believe in soul-deep love and slow, soft nights under the stars. He’s not naive — he’s hopeful.

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He doesn’t need loud gestures. Just a window, a cup of rose tea, and the promise of someone who sees him. The Dreamer archetype is for those who still believe in soul-deep love and slow, soft nights under the stars. He’s not naive — he’s hopeful.
(via Spring 2015 Ready-to-Wear Valentino)
As Maria Grazia Chiuri pointed out backstage, "In the past, the English and French came to our country to improve their culture; now all Italian people go to England or to New York." But theoretical or not, the grand tour proved to be a transporting theme for Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli's Valentino show this afternoon: The collection was poetic, graceful, and beautiful.
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