The <n>Take Over Milan</n> art installation by artist <n>Andrés Reisinger</n> in Milan, 2024.

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<n>Neurotica</n> (1996), a <n>surrealist</n> photograph by artist <n>J.K Potter</n>.

A 1993 photograph of <n>Kate Moss</n> by <n>Mario Sorrenti</n> from the book <n>Kate</n>.

A residence in the Alps, part of the <n>Take Over</n> art installation series.

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<n>Michelle Lafaurie</n> swimming underwater.

A photograph by <n>Evan Tetreault</n>, used as inspiration by designer <n>Eloise Falkiner</n>.

<n>Working Hours</n>, a risograph print by artist <n>Tyler Yin</n>, published by <n>Lucky Risograph</n>.

<n>Sandy Skoglund</n>'s dye transfer print, <n>Pink Sink</n>, from 1977.

Ajna, featuring <n>Maike Gabriela</n>. Photo by <n>Derya Karasahin</n>.

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The installation <n>Take Over Sky</n> by artist <n>Léo Caillard</n> in Paris, 2023.

The iridescent surface of <n>Mother of Pearl</n>.

An image from the <n>110 Coquette Pink Aesthetic Posters</n> vintage-inspired wall collage kit.

<n>The bow</n> bedding set from <n>Snovi World</n>.

<n>Setzler</n>'s <n>Organdy Fabric "Room"</n> installation at <n>Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery</n>. Photo by <n>William Jess Laird</n>.

<n>さくらんぼ</n>, an illustration by <n>Seino Chisato</n>.

An illustration of yoga poses by artist <n>Astrid Babayan</n>.

The <n>Kona top</n> and <n>Tulum bottom</n> by swimwear brand <n>ALMA OLA</n>.