Desert Rose

Traditional <n>Amazigh hair ornaments</n> from the Ziz Valley, Morocco, 1934. Photo by <n>Jean Besancenot</n>.

It's time to forget about being lovable. And in fact, it's time to forsake someone else's idea of what gives you a spark or no spark.⁠

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You are the cherished and the cherisher. — Heather Havrilesky⁠

<n>WILD SUMBA No 1</n> by photographer <n>Natalie Karpushenko</n> featuring model <n>Nuiandi</n>.

<n>Egyptian hieroglyphs</n> translating to 'I make my journey'.

Hairpiece by hair artist <n>Gabe Sin</n>.

Full moon. Photo by <n>The Sea Files</n>.

A still from the 1972 film <n>The Blood Spattered Bride</n> with <n>Maribel Martín</n> and <n>Alexandra Bastedo</n>.

A still of actress <n>Sofiko Chiaureli</n> from <n>Sergei Parajanov</n>'s 1969 film, <n>The Color of Pomegranates</n>.

<n>Red Zinnia</n> (2001) by photographer <n>Justine Kurland</n>.

<n>The Soul of the Universe</n>, a 1925 photograph by <n>Albert Arthur Allen</n>.

"<n>Alice’s art</n>," photographed by <n>Andrea Tomas Prato</n>.

Model <n>Maya Poon</n> for a <n>Blooming Dreamer</n> campaign. Photo by <n>Sophie Van der Perre</n>.

The 1978 album art for <n>The Great Disco Bouzouki Band</n>, also used by the brand <n>Vermaye</n>.

Burmese snake charmer <n>Saya Hnin-Mahla</n> kisses a <n>king cobra</n>.