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04/06/2026

☕️ Café Crème & Café Au Lait turn wild expensive. Just keep plane coffee, but as much as we can have ahaha aaaalloooongéeeeee

📍75 - PARIS

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04/06/2026

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As Ana said "Think creatively!"
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04/06/2026

Make a wish, you are made of star dust already ⭐️
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31/05/2026

Solo una mamá sabe lo que es ser una mamá, y cada una a su manera.

Os debía este challenge desde el año pasado, poco a poco, cada cosa en su momento y cada momento en su tiempo perfecto. Os los mando por DM. Besitos y feliz

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18/05/2026

☕️🥐 Just ask, sometimes they don't have croissant & this is allowed. Sometimes is just better you hide. Good luck croissant! Ahahaha.

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17/05/2026

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As Ana said "Think creatively!"
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La vie est un 👾🥐

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17/05/2026

Even the smallest are important 🐞
Be the coolest kid in your breakfast table LINK IN BIO
Happy Dimanche mon croissant!
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13/05/2026

Costume Art—something like "The Body and Fashion"—creates an intrepid and necessary dialogue between the body, body types, and art: petite bodies, people in wheelchairs, plus-sized bodies, pregnant women, all skin tones and colors... the collection presents all kinds of artworks from the Metropolitan’s own archives, from the prehistoric era to the present day, alongside contemporary and historical fashion designs. The truth is, art and fashion have much in common, including the fact that they are revolutionary simply by existing. It is surely one of the best fashion exhibitions to ever exist.

This year, with the theme centered on the body and art, we have seen people on the red carpet who, due to their physicality, had never been part of this aesthetic and representative elite of power until now.

We are specifically talking about Aaron Rose Philip, who uses a wheelchair, and Sinéad Burke, a person of short stature, on the host committee. They have participated directly in the creation of the exhibition by lending the shape of their own bodies for the mannequins that represent their communities. Ironically, these individuals share the red carpet with the most powerful people in the world, positioning their bodies in places of power—of immense power.

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Aariana Rose Philip