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Happy new iPhones release day! The upgrades feel so meaningful this year - the iPhone 18 Pro cameras are incredible, especially with the variable aperture and finer grained manual controls. I also really liked the smaller island on top, and both the ice blue and burgundy colors are so lovely! Of course, there’s the Duo - it’s thin, beautiful, and seamlessly transitions between open and close. I knew when Apple made a flip phone they would do it best, and it really felt like they’ve nailed it. The new computational photography features are incredible too, Reframe really felt just like magic! . Would you choose the Duo or the iPhone 18 Pro? . 📷 : first photo shot on iPhone 18 Pro Max!

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a little recap of life lately! comment “shop” for links think i’m becoming a bandana girl? bringing out my suede fringe even though it’s still 90 degrees can you tell I wear my @babytula carrier 24/7?? finally fit back into these @leset pants and i need 10 more colors these @ruti pants are my go to when I don’t want to grab leggings for a long walk when in doubt add some weird sunglasses tummy time! THE fall sneakers love when she looks up at me like this sneakers mules are the mom shoe I didn’t know I needed grabbing a lot of henleys these days olive green fall another great new piece in my closet is this ballon pant

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in case you were living under a rock, last week @rohe_frames opened their store in SoHo, New York. Being Dutch a store visit was the first thing on my to do list. What founder @77mariex and here talented team pulled off marks a new era in retail spaces. One that unites, design, craftsmanship with heritage on a whole new level. The way Dutch DNA is visible in the store is something I haven’t really seen before. From silver vintage windmills, leather belts as tulips, old books from master painters as Rembrandt, cabinets crafted by Dutch carpenters, design pieces, silk shirts with a map of Amsterdam. The highlight is a traditional head ornament worn by women in the 18th century on display in the store. Very delicate, very refreshing. A little pinch me moment was seeing one of the belts from my former brand Taljé in the store. A small batch of dead stock went to New York for this. Amongst other beautiful accessories from artisans and small heritage brands. The store is a fest for the eye and that coat is coating. #retaildesign

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🍀🍵 - Fig leaf matcha latte Sirop de feuilles de figuier fait maison, matcha cérémonie @anatae_matcha Le matcha cérémonie bio d’ @anatae_matcha est très doux et sans amertume. Le sirop de feuilles de figuier y ajoute des notes de coco et d’amande, sans prendre le dessus, dans ce latte tout en douceur. Pour un verre : Remplir le verre de glaçons. Verser une à deux c.à soupe de sirop de feuilles de figuier (suivant votre préférence, l’intensité du sirop peut varier selon le temps d’infusion et la fraîcheur des feuilles.) Verser le lait. Préparer le matcha en le délayant avec un fond d’eau chaude (70-80°C maximum) afin de révéler toutes ses saveurs et d’obtenir une belle mousse. Verser le matcha en surface. Sirop feuilles de figuier (pour 500ml) 15 feuilles de figuier 500ml d’eau 500g de sucre Laver les feuilles de figuier et les sécher. En temps normal, on torréfie rapidement les feuilles à sec dans une poêle avant infusion, pour intensifier les notes de coco. Cet été, la chaleur s’en est chargée pour nous alors on a sauté l’étape. Porter l’eau et le sucre à frémissement jusqu’à dissolution complète du sucre. Retirer du feu, ajouter les feuilles, couvrir. Laisser infuser à couvert 45 minutes à 1 heure. Filtrer à travers une étamine ou un tamis fin, en pressant légèrement les feuilles. Verser dans une bouteille stérilisée, laisser refroidir complètement avant de fermer. #delarosée #anataematcha #figleaf #figlatte #matchalatte

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Discover Park Avenue. This collection is the distillation of encounters — designers, artists, collectors and remarkable characters discovered through years of travel, books, photographs and conversations. It began with an imagined Park Avenue in the 1930s: the designers who shaped its interiors, the people who inhabited them, and those who passed through its doors. Their elegance, eccentricity and stories became fragments of an atmosphere — less a historical reference than the memory of a certain way of living. The collection itself was dreamt up far from New York, during a long and delightful conversation in the Tuscan countryside with @paolomoschino and Philip Vergeylen @pvmlondon . Ideas became stories. Stories became drawings. Those drawings then travelled to our workshop, overlooking the hills where the landscape begins to breathe the air of the sea, and were slowly brought to life by hand. From Park Avenue to Tuscany. From characters to patterns. From conversation to craft. A collection of places, people and the stories that remain. Your vision, our craft. __________________________ #Mongiardino #MadeinItaly🇮🇹 #ArtisanalWallpaper #Bespokedesign #DesignWithPurpose

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Flowers from my garden 🌷arrangement of Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha Species tulips are the wild ancestors of what we now think of as a tulip. Yet I find myself much more drawn to these delicate, whimsical flowers than the flashy hybrids. They’re such a delight to grow. One bulb can produce 3–4 flowers, rather than the single bloom you usually get from a hybrid tulip. I love how they open as soon as the sunshine hits them, then slowly close again as the light fades. There’s something so lovely about watching them respond to the day. 🌷

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Frampton Court Estate in Gloucestershire, set beside the River Severn, on the edge of the Cotswolds, Frampton has an extraordinary history. The Clifford family can trace its connection with the village back to 1086, when William the Conqueror granted land here to Drogo Fitz Pons. The family’s story also includes Jane Clifford, better known as Fair Rosamund, who became the celebrated mistress of Henry II. Frampton’s magnificent village green, Rosamund’s Green, is named in her memory. The present Frampton Court was built in the early 1730’s by Richard Clutterbuck, whose family had inherited the estate through the Clifford line. Its beautifully restrained Palladian façade, elegant symmetry and pale stonework give the house a wonderful sense of composure, overlooking ornamental gardens, historic parkland and 50 acres of lakes. Elsewhere on the estate stands the remarkable Gothic Orangery at the head of a 17th-century Dutch canal, as well as the Grade I-listed Wool Barn, built during the 1560s. Inside the Court is the Frampton Flora: a collection of exquisite botanical watercolours painted by women of the Clifford family during the 19th century. What makes Frampton particularly special is the continuity of its story. Nearly a thousand years of family history, architecture and landscape remain closely connected here, with the estate still owned by the Clifford family today. Images and historical information: Frampton Court Estate. . . . . . . . . . . . #FramptonCourt #FramptonCourtEstate #EnglishCountryHouse #GeorgianArchitecture

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The Tower House is a magnificent Grade II listed family house on the outskirts of Bath that is currently for sale. Architecturally, at its heart, it is Georgian - but has later Victorian additions including a Scottish Baronial style tower. It is set in just over two acres of beautiful gardens and grounds, and has far reaching views over Cotswolds countryside. It has nine bedrooms and six reception rooms with elegant, classical proportions. This splendid Cotswolds country house is being marketed by @sophiehipwood_property of @savills with a guide price of £3.95m DM me for more details #countryhouse #dreamhome #cotswolds

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People always ask me “what did you see at the show that blew you away?” And the answer is… THIS!!! The latest creation by @anaishajewelshk is a transforming piece that can be worn in so many ways I lost count! From a single statement necklace detaches two wings (which can be worn as hair clips) and a rubellite pendant which can be worn on a simple chain, or added to the single necklace, which is stunning worn with our without this pendant!!! So how many pieces of jewelry do you count in this single piece??? I lost track! Visit @anaishajewelshk during @informamarketsjewellery show, you will find them in the Grand Hall, HKCEC. ❤️

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Your feet carry you through thousands of steps every day. Massage can help reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, and gently mobilize the soft tissues of the feet, which may help ease everyday soreness, stiffness, and discomfort. Sometimes a few minutes of intentional care can make a big difference in how your feet feel. 👣 Save this for later and send it to someone whose feet could use some love. For general wellness and education. Persistent or severe foot pain should be evaluated by a healthcare professional #viral

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Fall has me realizing how much I want to expand my community beyond my existing social circle. Putting yourself out there takes work, commitment, and a little vulnerability, but I know the more I invest in building new connections, the more fulfilled I’ll feel living in NYC. So this fall, I’m making it a priority to show up, try new things, and meet new people. Make sure you are subscribed to my newsletter so you don’t miss out (🔗 in bio). #newyorkcity #newyorker #newyorknewyork #newyorklife #newyork_instagram

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It’s all in the details, and I’ve never been one to stop at just one jewel! I love layering pieces together, playing with colour, scale and texture. Here, the Bloem Collier brings together magnificent tourmalines in soft blush and champagne tones with twenty-seven beautiful Australian South Sea baroque pearls, surrounded by colourful gemstone blooms. I’ve paired it with Invisible Set Diamond and large Pearl Drop Earrings, a fabulous carved rose quartz cuff centred with a 43.04ct pink tourmaline, and my Seraph Ring with its extraordinary 41.71ct Fancy Yellow Diamond surrounded by Argyle Pink Diamonds. Finished, naturally, with an ASHOKA® diamond and tsavorite watch. Because sometimes, more really is more! 💗

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