Quinntessential Style

Set Fire To The Runway: On Aura Tout Vu S/S 2012

2012-02-13T19:31:00.000+01:00

Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week was set aflame as the phoenix of On Aura Tout Vu rose from the ashes and descended upon us at Garage Turenne. On January 25, 2012, the Bulgarian designer duo Livia S. Stoianova and Yassen Samouilov presented their Spring-Summer Couture 2012 collection, 'High Light Fire'. The collection transcended its theme and heated the audience with incredible energy. Models were the quinntessential femmes fatales in garments blazing with blue, orange, and red flames, gleaming with thousands of Swarovski Elements crystals, and sizzling with high-drama silhouettes. We were lit up, watching a model gracefully walk the runway in a dress reminiscent of a billow of smoke, but we were dazzled when the next dress emerged from backstage literally billowing smoke. At this moment, the magnificence and genius of this collection was unmistakable. The model, also fully aware, broke character, and gave a gracious nod and humble smile knowing she was wearing an epic garment. Applause joined the epic soundtrack and then became cheers, giving me chills and highlighting the chaleureux mood of the show.

Me and Camille at the after party
Credit: Ko Kok

When asked about the theme, 'High Light Fire', Samouilov explained the collection "is a reaction to the idea of the crisis... when all values go up in smoke. The crisis will end up coming... we need to set a fire then, so that things move... and that everyone does so at their own level." The duo told Le Monde, "the old world is a blaze, but we can rise from the ashes".

See pictures from the show and after party after the jump.

Opening the show: model removes bra made of matches and burns it on a bedazzled grill.

Flaming Tights by Wolford

Crowned in Flames

Aurora Borealis mixed with Houndstooth

Designer Blow Torch

Fire tipped dresses

I loved this dress with the black and cobalt mixture in the fabric and the crystal detailing.

Amazing Swarovski Elements crystal detailing

Sexy Cruella DeVille?

Billow of Smoke Dress

Dress Billowing Smoke

The designers with a model at VIP Room for the after party

After Party at VIP Room

Watch the full show with its soundtrack by DJ Manue.

I'm truly honored to have attended this show, and I look forward to seeing the designers' work to come.
xx, Q.

[source: Quintessence]

Fashion, Future, Fournié: Paris Couture Spring 2012

2012-02-06T17:05:00.000+01:00

Fashion is ever changing, and Haute Couture is “the best laboratory [to experiment in] for fashion design”. Parisian designer, Julien Fournié, chose to enter the world of custom fitted garments not only because of the tradition of couture lying in Paris’ history, but also because of its role in the changes of fashion and his strong belief in its future. On January 24, 2012, Fournié presented his Spring-Summer 2012 couture collection, Première Extase, at the Showcase as a membre invité by the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.

Melissa of Prête-Moi Paris! and me at the show.
© Julien Fournié

This young designer is fashion-forward, maybe even ahead of our time. While working on his collection, he collaborated with Fashion Lab, created by Dassault Systèmes, a technology incubator which enables the collection design process to transform its 2D aspects into 3D, allowing the exploration of line within the designs. “Thanks to an original online digital library, [designers can] investigate materials to visualize, study, improve a virtual prototype before they make the real-life… piece, accelerating and enhancing thus [the] creative process before they get to work on the real-life mannequin”. With such advances in the design process, “codes of Haute Couture are being redefined for generations to come”. Considering the ‘trickle down theory’ of fashion, eventually standardized sizing may not be necessary, made-to-measure garments could be more readily available at lower costs.

His collaboration with Fashion Lab is a reflection of his belief in the future of fashion and how “this field of excellence will develop” especially if it continues to include future technological improvements. Fournié and Fashion Lab worked on reproducing fabrics’ would-be reactions, using digital tools. A few kinks need to be worked out though in regards to the custom fit of the garments, which became apparent with the tugging of several hemlines.

All in all, the end result of this technological partnership birthed a line of youthful, vibrant, tropical looks from the ‘Garden of Earthly Delights’ 2.0. To the soundtrack of a thunderstorm, Fournié’s ethereal beings guided us through a rainforest. Some dresses resembled hibiscus flowers with pleated, undulating yellow and pink floral structures blooming from the shoulder and wrapping around the body. Others sprouted plastic fringe that reinforced the rainstorm soundtrack with every swish of the hip.

See photos from the show after the jump.

Julien Fournié at the Showcase

Final Run

xx, Q.

Guest Post: Claudine Ivari S/S 2012 Paris

2011-11-16T10:00:00.000+01:00

September 29, 2011 Claudine Ivari presented her Spring/Summer 2012 collection during Paris Fashion Week. Melissa Ladd of Prête-Moi-Paris attended the show in my place to report on this young French designer's debut in Paris.

Claudine Ivari SS2012

by Melissa Ladd

Set in the sumptuous and historic hôtel particulier on 79 bis avenue Marceau, Claudine Ivari's fashion show venue looks like something even a princess would daydream about! It is also the setting for her Paris Fashion Week debut. And what a place to show the world her talent...

The theme of her Spring 2012 collection, "L'Or des Moissons" (Harvest Gold), is the golden color of wheat and the weave of its form, as well as the graphic silhouette of the Hallgrimur Church in Reykjavik, Iceland. The entire collection is rampant with elegance and femininity, enough to make you swoon. The marrying of such a natural element (the golden wheat) to such a human made structure (the church) brought out a contrast that doesn't even look like one it blends together so well. Miss Ivari has an artist's eye for shape, design, and texture, and the ability to put them all together to create something that accents the feminine form to perfection. These pieces can be worn for decades to come. They are stunning, timeless, and sophisticated. In addition to her talent, she also has values. Her work is 100% Made in France.

Between prête-à-porter and couture, Claudine Ivari's has a talent for design, and an ability to work with noble materials turning them into what looks easy, classic, and simple, though there is nothing simple about her work. It is finished, polished, and has intricate detail (embroidery or weaving) or a well-designed cut for a perfect fit on the body. Frankly, every piece looks divine to slip into.

The show was so beautiful and in such an exquisite setting that it quite literally lifted spirits. Applause at the end was as enthusiastic and exuberant as it was sincere. Spectators had these authentic smiles (a rarity at a fashion week event) on their faces as Claudine took her graceful bow. We were all impressed and exhilarated. Those who wanted to stick around afterwards, were invited to nibble on hors d'oeuvres and sip champagne.

What I found to be an especially warm touch, was her three sisters who were so involved in her endeavor. Two of them walked in the show and the other greeted and seated guests. All of them have an incredible glow and gentle personalities that draw you into their intimate world of joyful beauty and sisterly support for one another. The Ivari sisters are as refreshing to Paris Fashion Week as a golden ray of sunlight on a gray day. I will be following this designer, hopefully for years and years to come!

Claudine, 2nd from the right (in black) with her 3 sisters.

Melissa Ladd is an American in Paris and author of Prête-Moi-Paris blog. Also my fellow Fashion Week partner-in-crime.

Structure in Fragility: Amaya Arzuaga S/S12

2011-11-15T06:45:00.001+01:00

What I Wore: Reformation open-back striped blouse,
JBrand skinnies, Aldo black wedges,
vintage pearl necklace worn as bracelet

As the sun set over the Seine, September 30th, we enjoyed a small Fashion Week apéritif before the Amaya Arzuaga show. We sipped the Spanish designer's very own Crianza red wine, Ribera Del Duero Amaya Arzuaga, from her father's winery, Arzuaga Navarro. On the quay at the Cité de la Mode et du Design (the strange green building in the 13th arrondissement) models in sheer pastels, plunging necklines, and tubular silhouettes introduced Arzuaga's Spring/Summer 2012 collection. The collection is defined by 'plurality', the designer described, "Unity is built by the sum of many parts, structure is created from fragility, hiding some by overlaying, unveiling shapes, as if layers of reality create a new context for developing the natural use of materials." Displaying this structure from fragility, undulating, 'concentrically pressed pleats' made of silk and linen blends and double taffeta, and 'geometric patterns made out of raffia' streamed throughout the show. A single black line also coursed steadily with Arzuaga's technique of using bicolor axes. I particularly enjoyed the almost kissing pleated details, the use of accordion pleats on swimwear, and the overturned cone raffia dresses.

Ribera Del Duero Amaya Arzuaga Crianza 2008

Accordion Pleated Swimsuit. Love.

'Ankle Boots with Industrial Soles'

Kissing Pleats Front

Kissing Pleats Back (right)

For more pictures from the runway click here.

Final Run.

Shoes and Tights from First Row

xx, Q.

Anne Valérie Hash S/S12

2011-11-08T17:12:00.004+01:00

Marie Petrakova Wooden Platforms

Anne Valérie Hash presented her Spring/Summer 2012 collection - Blue tangerine - at the Jeu de Paume in the Jardins des Tuileries on September 30, 2011. Once housing the tennis courts of Napoleon III, this now art museum's blank walls awaited the impressionistic designs of AVH. Whitewash walls absorbed the delicate cotton chiffon, linen voile, silk, and taffeta color melanges of tangerine, Klein blue, pomegranate, powder, sand, and smoky blue.

The towering fairies wore menswear structures that contradicted themselves with flowing design details such as soft folds on low slung trousers, or chiffon capes attached at the shoulder and wrist, which bloomed behind the models as they tiptoed down the runway on amazing wooden platforms by Marie Petrakova. "Anne Valérie Hash's woman builds a new elegance in soberness. The balance of the silhouette lies in the contrast between draping and vertical lines" described the collection information packet. Although dresses weren't the stars of the collection, nonetheless, AVH created an elegantly structured yet beautifully feminine show.

For pictures from the show...

My favorite look: absolutely stunning.

Final Run

After show style

Model from the show

Model Iekeliene Stange

See more photos from the show here.

xx, Q.

What I Wore: Dévastée

2011-10-18T16:00:00.000+02:00

What Austin and I wore to Dévastée...

tsquared white vneck
Paige Denim camo skinnies
Zara nude pumps
vintage brown braided belt
Betsey Johnson charm necklace
vintage cheetah bandana
Pimkie brown purse

Austin
Audrey grey open-back tank
Dylan George black skinny jeans
Jeffery Campbell seafoam suede wedges
Betsey Johnson black purse

xx, Q.

Under Pont Alexandre III: Dévastée S/S12

2011-10-18T10:00:00.000+02:00

French designers Ophelie Klere and François Alary of Dévastée invited us to their spring/summer 2012 fashion show with smiling popup churches. The invitation gave us a peek at what was to come down the runway at the parisian club Showcase underneath the Pont Alexandre III. Another macabre show of Fashion Week in Paris, Dévastée presented a playfully creepy collection of stripey menswear cuts, translucent, patterned pieces, and silky rompers. As if apart of some cheeky funeral procession, the models were dressed in monochromatic black ensembles, many with the smiling pattern of jack-o-lanternesque churches, crosses, tombstones, and skulls mixed with Eiffel Towers, flowers, and hearts. Dévastée using dark, gothic motifs on flowy fabrics, created dresses, skirts, shorts, and blazers that will blend nicely from winter to spring.

Front Row

Smiling print constant throughout the show

Final Run

Next time, something more light from the Paris runways.
xx, Q.

[credit: Francois Alary]

What I Wore: Thimister

2011-10-17T11:19:00.000+02:00

H&M tan silk tank
H&M black tank dress
The Limited brown sweater shrug
black tights
Aldo black suede wedges
JADEtribe brass and glass beaded bracelet
Soixante Neuf rose gold quartz and aquamarine rings
Pimkie brown purse

Monastic Yet Maniacal: Thimister S/S12

2011-10-14T10:31:00.001+02:00

My Paris Fashion Week began in the Marais with the medieval, monastic, macabre and maniacal Thimister collection entitled "The Conformist" of dutch designer, Josephus Melchior Thimister. Personally inviting us to his spring/summer 2012 show, Josephus requested "wash your hair well before attending". No one checked us at the door, but the odd request added to the ethereally lit and mysteriously heavy air of the Garage Turenne. Beginning in summery, lightweight whites and ending in black and earthy browns, models strode out of a medieval cloister down the modern, industrial runway in shredded, gauzy ensembles cinched with heavy leather corset-like belts or multi-closure belts with pouches.

Outside of the cloistral, natural feeling of the show, my thoughts first arrived at the macabre and maniacal contrary notes throughout the collection. The repetitive dissonance of the soundtrack matched with the aggressive violins and shrieking woman allowed for an intensely eerie ambience that lingered throughout the show's run. The first look out set the mood, reminding me of the opening scene of John Doyle's 2005 Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd where, as The New York Time's Theater Review described it, "the show begins with a wheyfaced young man in a straighjacket, surrounded by people in institutional white coats. He has the numbed look of someone who has seen the unspeakable." Thimister's own 'wheyfaced' model, in a diaphanous cream dress with a straight jacket-esque corset belt, drifted down the runway with that same horrifically vacant look. The whited out makeup used on the models paired with the snug caps worn only accentuated the chilling macabre atmosphere.

Pictures from the show after the jump.

Final Run

Slowly but surely fashion show reviews from Paris Fashion Week will be showing up here so keep a look out!
xx, Q.

[credit: style.com ]

Other News from the Other Fashion Capital...

2011-10-05T10:03:00.000+02:00

Two-pairs-of-shoes owning Louisiana native turned New York City fashion maven, Ashley Knox, is competing in Lucky Magazine's Search for a New Lifestyle Contributor. At round three in the contest, Ashley and 118 others were asked to write about their "Best Connection" be it a best friend, sister, cousin, etc. and discuss their styles, personalities, shopping habits, and beauty choices - how they differ and how they're the same. Below is an excerpt from Ashley's post about her and her just as fabulous sister, Rachel. Make sure to click on the link and vote for Ashley. Her fashion and beauty advice accompanied by quirky tales of her migration from Louisiana to the Big Apple deserves some recognition.

HANDS DOWN MY BEST CONNECTION Of course, it has to be my sister. It could be because she's my only sister, but there are a whole host of other reasons - both hilarious and sartorial - why Rachel is my best connection. Truth be told, it wasn't always that way. At age 16, Rachel packed her bags and headed for college (two years early, mind you, being the ambitious Aries that she is), while I was still navigating the halls of raging hormones, a collective experience we like to call the seventh grade. I was experimental and angsty. She was wild and brave. The only common grounds we shared at the time was a cup of coffee every morning, and mine was mostly milk and sugar. Hers, I'm sure, was black and mature. So when I showed up at Rachel's door in 2005, with a duffel bag in hand and essentially homeless, we didn't really know one another. I mean, really know each other. It was the eve of Hurricane Katrina, and there I was, a senior in college evacuating from New Orleans to Baton Rouge with no home, no job, no school, no car, and only two pairs of shoes (one of which were flip-flops!) to call my own...

Continue reading here and be sure to vote! HANDS DOWN MY BEST CONNECTION : Lucky Magazine

xx, Q.

Paris Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2012

2011-10-04T10:48:00.003+02:00

Fashionably pooped.

With the whirlwind of Fashion Week coming to a close, I finally have a chance to sit down and write about all that is stylish, fashionable, and à la mode. Over the next few days, you will receive images, videos, and musings on all that was Fashion Week in Paris this season - from what was worn to shows to what was worn during shows. Keep a look out for posts on the following...

Thimister

Dévastée

Antoine Taurin

Claudine Ivari

Anne Valérie Hash

Amaya Arzuaga

Lie Sang Bong

Viktor & Rolf

Steffie Christiaens

Odeeh

Igrid Vlasov

Talbot Runhoff

Agnes b.

A très bientôt...

xx, Q.

[credit: pinterest]

My Film Debut

2011-09-24T11:39:00.000+02:00

To apologize for missing out on my blog this week, I give you this:

The Mystery of Miss Booch

The Mystery of Miss Booch from Don Connors on Vimeo.

xx, Q.

Vendredi en couleur: blanc

2011-09-16T17:10:00.000+02:00

Only in Paris...

...do you receive Fashion TV with a relatively standard cable subscription (and this is no ~~Style Network~~ of the US). This station plays fashion show after fashion show, right now focusing on this past week's runway shows in NYC for Spring-Summer 2012 Ready-to-Wear. Now, when vegging out in front of the television for a few hours is needed, I won't feel too guilty because I'll be culturally and fashionably enriched at the same time! For those of you not graced with this channel, they do have a website where you can access streaming runway shows and view the different channels for different countries: www.ftv.com. (pretty cool.)

Coco in White

What does this have to do with Vendredi en couleur? I have Fashion TV to thank for my color inspiration this week. White is running rampant through the SS12 RTW New York shows with flowing white fabrics mixed with structured white ensembles. Diane von Furstenberg claimed "I did something I've never done before - I started with white," opening her show this season with five white looks featuring slouchy dresses and relaxed translucent jackets. New York saw another all white opening during the Nicholas K show and with Cushnie & Ochs' "Space Age meets 'Mad Men'" collection.

For the Fall 2011 Couture shows, the big shots like Givenchy, Elie Saab, and Valentino proved to us that although summer is on the outs, white isn't going anywhere. Forget the fashion faux pas of "no white after labor day". This passé style law is speculated to have been established by the re-entry into the city by the elite on Labor Day, who then stowed away their summer whites as a farewell to their estival holidays. Laura Fitzpatrick for Time Magazine wrote that this rule has been in challenge since "as far back as the 1920's [when] Coco Chanel made white a year-round staple."If we were to respect this American taboo worldwide, France and the United Kingdom wouldn't be wearing whites past mid-spring as their 'Labor Days' hit in the beginning of May, and besides, haven't you heard of winter white? I think it's officially time to put this rule to rest.

So, without further ado, I re-introduce you to: White - for all seasons.

Givenchy Fall 2011 Couture: I'm in love with these elegant open-backed dresses.

Elie Saab Fall 2011 Couture. This collection is absolutely stunning, please take a second to look through the entire show. The models walked right out of a fairytale.

Valentino Fall 2011 Couture

Cushnie & Ochs SS 2012 RTW

Diane von Furstenberg SS12 RTW

Tadashi Sohji SS12 RTW. Beautiful gown.

Nothing is better than curling up underneath a fluffy white duvet. A favorite winter activity of mine.

I'm welcoming autumn and white with open arms this season.

Maria Grachvogel Emperor Coat in Bone. How luxurious.

Blogger/Student Frida J. on Lookbook.nu in a white Monki blazer.

How will you wear white this fall/winter season?

xx, Q.

*Special thanks to Melissa of Prête-Moi Paris! for showing me Fashion TV.

[source: Squidoo, Style.com, WWD, Brown Eyed Belle, Northern Cottage, ShopBop, Lookbook.nu]

So British

2011-09-13T10:42:00.001+02:00

The British Invasion is reoccurring. This time invading fashion in France.

Everywhere you look in Paris, English fashions seem to popup. From H&M's fall collection straight from Carnaby Street during the 1960's to Le Bon Marché's new exhibit, So London, the UK is taking center stage.

On Saturday, for probably our last beautiful summer day in Paris, I decided to profiter and spend my day wandering. Sure enough I found myself acquainted with the Union Jack as I passed shop after shop. Inspired, I eventually drifted towards the So London exhibit. From top to bottom, customers were greeted by cutout men in bowler hats and suits sporting umbrellas and newspapers. Each floor exhibited a mixture of british dandy and punk rocker styles featuring UK designers like Burberry, Stella McCartney, and Alexander McQueen; as well as newer to the scene Charlotte Olympia GORGEOUS shoes and singer Lilly Allen's Lucy In Disguise.

My favorite room was the British wonderland setup on the third floor with display after display of luxurious UK goods from clothing to teacups to Royal Wedding hat influenced headbands. Here I found the platformed and catted-out pumps of Charlotte Olympia. The half british, half brazilian designer takes inspiration from the hollywood glamour of the 1940's and incorporates it into her flashy, standout shoes. My favorite design of hers was the Tessa red velvet 6 inch super wedge, not just because I adore incredibly high wedges, but because of the clever black stitched cat's face on the front of the shoe. Of course, I would have bought them in an instant... if I could afford 714€ shoes. Ah, one of these days.

Tessa red velvet super wedge

On display next to the Charlotte Olympia dream shoes were london based Paperself false eyelashes. I was a little excited and felt very en vogue because Christina actually gifted me a set for my birthday this year. These Jianzhi-inspired falsies come in 11 different patterns, each with a symbolic meaning within the Chinese culture. Mine are the Deer & Butterfly pattern - which I intend on wearing at some point to a show during fashion week - and symbolize freedom, beauty, and sensitivity. Thank you, Tina!

Lucy In Disguise

Throughout the third floor exhibit, pieces from Lucy In Disguise by Lilly Allen and her sister, Sarah Owen delicately waited to be noticed - which did not take long at all. Exclusively being sold at Le Bon Marché, the first collection visits the 20's, 30's, and 70's beautifully blending their styles in with those of 2011. Perusing through the pieces felt like turning the pages of a century-old book. Each one I handled with the highest care, not because they were overly delicate, but because the silks and lace deserved the respect. My favorite piece from the collection was a cap sleeved short cream lace dress that I unfortunately did not photograph and now cannot find it online. If you happen to find a photograph of this dress, please send it my way!

If you're in Paris, definitely stop by So London. Besides the third floor wonderland, there is the cultural exhibit featuring Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music and an exposé of Kate Moss photographs within a So London café.

View more photographs from the exhibit.

Le Bon Marché, 24 Rue de Sèvres - 75007 Paris, until October 15, 2011.

Cheerio.

xx, Q.

100

2011-09-10T11:26:00.000+02:00

Brilliant 100 second film of 100 years of East London fashion from 1911 to 2011...

(the evolution of their dancing is great too)

xx, Q.

Vendredi en couleur: la rentrée

2011-09-09T12:34:00.001+02:00

Coucou !
As of Saturday, I officially moved back to Paris, setting up shop in the 15th arrondissement. To celebrate my return to blogging and France, I decided to take it slow and rekindle my dear Vendredi en couleur. This week I chose ~~camo~~... wait what? Yes, that's right, CAMOUFLAGE. But, before I continue, let me first explain that I'm not speaking about any old camo. The soldier and hunter basic needs to be included in your wardrobe with caution - a litte bit goes a long way. If worn correctly, camouflage, instead of blending you into your surroundings, will make you pop-out, creating the perfect army inspired ensemble for fall.

The pants that inspired this post.
Paige Denim Exclusive Verdugo Jegging in Tanzania.
I bought these this summer and am so excited to wear them this fall.
Similarly to the picture, I pair the pant with my Black Wedge Sandidge Booties from Aldo - a gift from a very nice someone.

Michael Kors SS 2006 Ready-to-Wear
Not camo but plays nicely with the army inspired theme.

A different kind of camouflage. Blending in the Garden of Delights.

Blogger Disarming Darling in a vintage camo shirt... I love this outfit!

Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2011 Couture

Blogger The Blonde Salad sporting Zara Militar Jeans in Paris.

See some more interesting camouflage in Chinese photographer Liu Bolin's work, where he paints himself to blend into different backgrounds. Really interesting art.

Have you gone camo? Let me know how you intend to wear this trend.

Merci to those who continue to read and support Quinntessential Style even though I fell off the blog train this past year.

Until next time...

xx, Q.

[source: selfridges, style.com, life in pics, combatbabyxx, disarmingdarling, theblondesalad]

Rebecca Minkoff: RETWEET, REBLOG & SHARE TO WIN

2011-08-31T19:42:00.000+02:00

Yes, please.

RETWEET, REBLOG & SHARE TO WIN: Endless Summer Sale Edition

xx, Q.

CocoMANIA

2011-05-09T17:22:00.000+02:00

This is a big reason why I have not existed...

http://www.2theadvocate.com/features/Cocomania.html

What a great article :)

xx, Q.

Source: The Advocate

Chanel de Bâton Rouge

2011-04-12T08:51:00.001+02:00

If you happen to be in the Baton Rouge area April 28th, I will be showing my very first collection along with four other talented designers in the Cocomania Fashion Show.

Hope you come!

xx, Q.

Pi Day

2011-03-14T13:21:00.000+01:00

...aka My Birthday!

happy birthday to me.

xx, Q.

[source: bitznpieces]

Sass in Boots

2011-03-14T03:36:00.003+01:00

Returning Home...

2011-03-12T03:38:00.001+01:00

...Home to France. Starting June 16th I'll be living in France until August 3rd. Paris then the Jura then Biarritz to spend another beautiful summer with Simey.

97 days...

xx, Q.

[source: weheartit, Simon Harrison]

Be mine?

2011-02-15T00:11:00.000+01:00

Happy Valentine's Day

I'm still awaiting my heart shaped macarons de Paris....

xx, Q.

[source: wehearit]

Spring's coming....

2011-01-24T07:35:00.000+01:00

...in Louisiana at least.

[source: sillygen]

Wishes for the new year... #1

2011-01-17T07:41:00.002+01:00

I want to go to Costa Rica with my love.