MilaRose

Elegance is not just beauty, it’s a woman’s strength.

[MilaRose @Mila1_vx]

@PushDrawMafia LOL, I followed you. Aren’t you going to follow me back?

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@PushDrawMafia LOL, maybe the watch you’re wearing is even better than mine.

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The mother-of-pearl inlay is absolutely stunning. Who wouldn’t love something this beautiful?

[MLB @MLB]

Yandy Díaz clubs the third @RaysBaseball homer of the night!

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Starbucks Ube Matcha Latte Purple

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Give yourself a watch. Time is in my hands, and so is my happiness.

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Central Park, New York | A healing green oasis in the city 🌿

[MLB @MLB]

Spending the rest of my night manifesting that a baseball is one of the clues you can discover in the full release of About Fishing 🎣

[Elle Lookbook @EvaLovesDesign]

Sky blue

[MilaRose @Mila1_vx]

lowkey this is the kind of art i'd cry over

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

You have probably seen this painting online. A knight in armor stands against a wall while the woman who loves him traces his shadow onto the stone.

What she is doing in these last few minutes is, according to legend, the very reason art exists at all…

The painting is The Shadow, made in 1909 by the English artist Edmund Blair Leighton. The knight stands in full chain mail, still, letting her work. Below the castle, a ship waits in the harbor. He is leaving for war, and they both know what that means: he may never come back.

And so, in the time they have left, she traces the outline of the shadow he casts on the wall. When he is gone, the shadow will vanish with him. But the line she draws will stay. It is the only thing she can keep, the shape of him held in place after the man himself has sailed away.

Leighton was retelling one of the oldest stories the Western world ever told about itself. The Roman writer Pliny the Elder recorded it in the first century: a young woman of Corinth whose lover was leaving traced the outline of his shadow, thrown by lamplight onto the wall, so she would still have his likeness when he was gone. According to that ancient account, this was the origin of drawing itself. Her father, a potter named Butades, is said to have pressed clay into the outline and fired it, and so, in the same story, sculpture was born too.

And this is what the old legend means: pictures were not invented to decorate or to impress, but out of the oldest ache there is, the need to hold on to someone we cannot keep. The Romans made wax likenesses of their dead so a face would never vanish from the world. To make an image of someone has always meant, in some way, to fight against losing them...

The woman in this painting is doing what every photo on your phone is secretly doing, what every portrait in every museum has always done, saying the same three things without words: stay, let me keep this, let me keep you. Nearly every image ever made is, at heart, an act of love against loss. And this painting shows the very moment that impulse was born, and the reason it has never stopped mattering since…

[MilaRose @Mila1_vx]

It doesn’t matter if there are no big fish, the joy of night fishing is in this very moment.

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Very beautiful flower in the our garden！

[Garden Brocante @GardenBrocante]

I hope you’ve had a good day.
This is a large jar I’ve made up for a regular customer (who’s not on holiday!) 🙄😂
Have a lovely evening.
Treasure hunting first thing tomorrow, I’ll let you know if I get anything 🤞

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

A unique antique ritual dagger belonging to an esoteric society, made in France in the 1800s.

[MilaRose @Mila1_vx]

The romance of the night begins with a little buzz~

[Isha Foundation @ishafoundation]

There are certain times at the Isha Yoga Center when the seasonal winds arrive with an extraordinary intensity. Sitting beneath the trees, walking the pathways, or simply getting "washed" by the winds leave you feeling lighter, more alive, and deeply connected to everything around you.

For those in Sadhanapada, it becomes one more reminder that transformation isn't confined to a meditation hall. Life itself, with all its elements, can be a part of one's profound inner experience.

Want to experience what no video can truly convey?Sadhanapada 2027 applications are open now.

Know more:
https://t.co/HK7zh9nSer

[Julia OG @yuliiaun1204]

Back on the yoga mat. 🩵

No office gym? No problem.

We found a small room, rolled out our mats, and kept going.

Those yoga poses aren’t going to do themselves. 🧘‍♀️

What about you - team yoga, team gym, or team couch?

[MilaRose @Mila1_vx]

This Thai restaurant in Midtown Manhattan has such a beautiful atmosphere!! The food tastes great too.