A scene from the <n>Daria</n> episode 'My Night At Daria's' with <n>Quinn Morgendorffer</n> and the <n>Fashion Club</n>.

“Infinity is found in the depth of the moment, not in the length of time.”

A lipstick stain from <n>B I S O U deep satin lipstick</n> on a coffee cup.

<n>Untitled</n>, 1953, by photographer <n>Horst P. Horst</n>.

<n>Still life with wine</n> by <n>Simona Šliaupaitė</n>.

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The conservatory from the film <n>Practical Magic</n>, with production design by <n>Robin Standefer</n>.

Photograph by <n>Santo Siclobe</n> for <n>SUPCOLOR</n>, produced by <n>YUN SUN NAM_ALINA</n>.

A photograph by <n>Pia Riverola</n> from her photo book <n>Flechazo</n>, a tribute to the beauty of Mexico.

From the series <n>The Ambassador's Daughter</n> by photographer <n>Diana Penglase</n>.

To love someone else is easy, but to love what you are, the thing that is yourself, is just as if you were embracing a glowing, red-hot iron; it burns into you and that is very painful. Therefore, to love somebody else in the first place is always an escape which we all hope for, and we all enjoy it when we are capable of it. But in the long run, it comes back on us. You cannot stay away from yourself forever. You have to return, have to come to that experiment, to know whether you really can love. That is the question - whether you can love yourself. And that will be the test.

Carl Jung

A still of <n>Katharine Hepburn</n> in <n>Summertime</n> (1955), directed by <n>David Lean</n>.

Table of contents from <n>my body, the buddhist</n>, a 2000 book by <n>Deborah Hay</n>.

Photograph from the series <n>Les chats</n> by <n>Willy Ronis</n>, 1954.

Cover art for the album <n>Cassiopeia</n> by the artist <n>SLEM</n>.

A still from the official music video for the song <n>Darkness</n> by artist <n>Darren Hayes</n>.

A portrait of <n>Maru Kuleshova</n> in Paris, shot on 35mm film.

<n>Kate Moss</n> for her wellness brand <n>Cosmoss</n>, 2022. Photo by <n>Casper Wackerhausen-Sejersen</n>.