inês

a collection of photos, thoughts and things I like

[inês @baceloines]

‘Porque quando Portugal entra em campo, entra um povo inteiro’

Lutem por nós 🇵🇹

[inês @baceloines]

Nothing more beautiful than portuguese filigree

[when in need call rawan @imnotrmauuu]

and still i would choose cr7 in every lifetime

[inês @baceloines]

An important reminder

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@kamilcesaro1 It’s Virgin Mary holding the anchor! from what i’ve read the anchor is seen as a symbol of hope and safe passage. Given Vila do Conde’s maritime history, it’s usually interpreted as a connection to sailors and fishermen who looked to the Virgin Mary for protection at sea

[inês @baceloines]

Forever in love with the Capela de Nossa Senhora do Socorro, Vila do Conde, Portugal.

Built in the early 1600s by Gaspar Manuel, a Portuguese navigator who sailed the routes to India, China and Japan.

A reminder of Portugal’s connection to the wider world.

[inês @baceloines]

Thinking about summer in Azenhas do Mar, Portugal

[inês @baceloines]

Portuguese blues just hit differently, don’t they?

[Bacelo @InesBacelo]

Portuguese Summer Hopecore

[inês @baceloines]

The best thing about Ronaldo retiring is that the fake Portugal fans will finally leave us alone. People with 🇵🇹 in their bio saying they’ll start hatewatching Portugal once he retires. Just support your own country.

[inês @baceloines]

Rene Caovilla makes the nastiessssst shoes

[inês @baceloines]

This was the epitome of fashion.

Definition of minimalist chic.Every silhouette was intentional, every detail served a purpose.Just impeccable tailoring and quality fabrics.
The clothes made a statement precisely because they weren’t trying so hard to make one.

[Sun @Diorgirlx]

90s fashion