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I’m always curious—what’s it like outside your window right ..

I’m always curious—what’s it like outside your window right now?

Here’s how I adjust my mood to match the weather:

Sunny — It’s pure energy! Days like this make me want to go outside, take a walk, or even have a little photoshoot.

Cloudy — I grab a cup of tea, put on some music, and create a cozy vibe. Cloudy days are perfect for working on creative projects.

Snowy — I love walking in the snow, listening to the crunch under my feet. And then coming home, curling up in a blanket with a good book.

Rainy — The best excuse to stay inside, light some candles, and watch movies with hot chocolate in hand.

How do you adjust your mood to the weather? Share your go-to rituals—I’d love to know! 💕

A quiet kind of bold 💋

A quiet kind of bold 💋

Good morning! Let’s start the new week (and get ready for th..

Good morning! Let’s start the new week (and get ready for the New Year)

Mondays always bring a sense of a fresh start, and it feels even more special with the New Year just around the corner. Here’s what I’ve planned for this week to welcome the holidays in the best mood:

- I have a photoshoot coming up in a new style. I want to try something festive and unique to wrap up the year beautifully.

- Finally starting that book I’ve been meaning to read for so long. Winter feels like the perfect time for cozy evenings with a good story.

- A relaxing massage, a warm evening with tea, and a few peaceful walks to enjoy the crisp air and city lights are on my list.

- I’ve already started thinking about how I’ll celebrate. I want the evening to be cozy and memorable, so I’m brainstorming ideas.

How are you getting ready for the New Year? What are your plans for the week? Let’s share and inspire each other💕

Sunday is always a good time to pause and reflect on what th..

Sunday is always a good time to pause and reflect on what the past week has brought. This week had a little bit of everything: work, inspiration, a touch of chaos, and even an unexpected joy that still makes me smile

The highlight of my week was bumping into an old friend I hadn’t seen in years. We ended up talking for an hour right there on the street, reminiscing about the good times and sharing future plans. It was so warm and genuine—I’m still riding the energy from that little reunion.

This week had its ups and downs, but it’s these small, unexpected moments that make it special. How was your week? What stood out for you? Share in the comments—I’d love to hear! 💕

I used to think success was about having it all—recognition,..

I used to think success was about having it all—recognition, money, status. But the more I live, the clearer it becomes that success isn’t something external. It’s what happens inside.

For me, success is waking up in the morning and feeling like I’m living my life—not someone else’s. It’s being able to do what I love, surround myself with people who inspire me, and take small steps toward my dreams every day.

It’s not about “achieving” or “winning.” It’s about the little moments: a cup of coffee with a good book, finishing a project, or spending meaningful time with myself and those I care about.

Of course, I value seeing the results of my efforts, but I’ve realized that the real win is feeling at peace with myself and my world.

What does success mean to you? I’d love to hear how you see it.

Romantic or Bold? Let’s vote!Today, I’m playing with contras..

Romantic or Bold? Let’s vote!

Today, I’m playing with contrasts 🌸🖤
In one photo—it’s all about softness and romance, with gentle light and a calm vibe.
In the other—it’s bold, daring, and full of confidence in every move.

Which one do you like more?

Wild spirit, fierce energy, and just a little bit of attitud..

Wild spirit, fierce energy, and just a little bit of attitude. 🐾🔥 What’s your vibe today?

Have you ever thought about what you’d do if you won the lot..

Have you ever thought about what you’d do if you won the lottery?

I caught myself thinking about this recently. And honestly, the first thing that came to mind wasn’t what to buy, but what to feel. Here’s how I imagine it:

A house by the ocean. A place where I could let go of everything and just be. Picture this: mornings with a cup of coffee, the breeze in my hair, and nothing but endless waves in front of me.

A dream trip. I’d go somewhere I’ve never been, lose myself in new landscapes, new people, new flavors. Maybe a cozy cabin in the mountains or an island where time seems to stand still.

Something just for the soul. I’ve always wanted to create a space where people can find themselves. Maybe an art studio or a gallery—somewhere that breathes creativity and freedom.

But you know what’s funny? Dreams aren’t just about money. They’re about knowing what makes you happy and chasing it.

So, what would your plan be? What’s the first thing you’d do? Tell me—I’m dying to know your answers! 💕

Truth or Lie: Here’s the Correct Answer!Recently, I asked yo..

Truth or Lie: Here’s the Correct Answer!

Recently, I asked you to guess which one of my three facts wasn’t true, and I have to say—you guys are GOOD! Many of you guessed it right! Ready to see the answers? Let’s go! 😉

1. False — I didn’t give myself my first tattoo! A professional tattoo artist did it, and the experience was so inspiring it got me into the world of tattoos.

2. True — I’ve danced on a rooftop in the heart of the city! It was spontaneous and absolutely unforgettable.

3. True — Yes, I once mixed up airports and missed my flight to Paris. Lesson learned—I triple-check everything now!

Shoutout to everyone who guessed the first one was the lie—you really know me well! Should we play this game again soon? 💕✨

The beauty isn’t just in what you see—it’s in the confidence..

The beauty isn’t just in what you see—it’s in the confidence of owning every part of yourself 🖤

Music has always been something special to me. It sets the m..

Music has always been something special to me. It sets the mood, inspires me, and sometimes becomes the perfect background for unforgettable moments

I want to try something new and create a playlist made up of your favorite songs. Something you listen to in the morning with coffee, on the go, or maybe the tracks you dream, dance, or relax to.

Let’s make something unique together! Drop the name of a song or artist you love in the comments. Who knows, your pick might just become my next inspiration. 💕

And of course, I’ll share the final playlist with you all later! 💫

Just me, my popcorn, and a little bit of freedom🍿 How’s your..

Just me, my popcorn, and a little bit of freedom🍿
How’s your evening looking?

If someone asked me which trait I’m most proud of, I’d say d..

If someone asked me which trait I’m most proud of, I’d say determination. 💪✨

It doesn’t matter if it’s work, creative projects, or even small daily goals—I don’t give up until I’ve done my absolute best. It’s what keeps me moving forward, even when things feel tough.

But the best part? Determination has taught me not to fear mistakes. If something doesn’t work out the first time, I take a step back, find new inspiration, and try again. For me, it’s not about being “perfect”—it’s about not giving up and continuing to believe in myself.

What’s a character trait you’re proud of? I’d love to hear your stories. 💕

There’s something so magical about live music. That moment w..

There’s something so magical about live music. That moment when you’re standing in a crowd, feeling the bass vibrate through your body, hearing your favorite songs live, and seeing the artist pour their soul out on stage — it’s an experience like no other.

I’ll never forget one of the best concerts I’ve been to (insert real or fictional example). The energy was unbelievable. Thousands of people singing along, the lights, the music — it was pure magic.

In the future, I dream of going to festivals like Coachella or Tomorrowland. I can picture myself surrounded by people who are all vibing to the same music, dancing under the stars until the early morning. And, of course, I’d love to see my favorite artists live — Lenny Kravitz, Måneskin, Alt-J. Just thinking about it gives me chills.

Concerts remind me that music has the power to bring people together and make you feel truly alive. Those are the moments I want to collect — memories that stay with you forever.

The beauty of the moment lies in its imperfection—just like ..

The beauty of the moment lies in its imperfection—just like life

PlayStation games are my escape from the hectic pace of life..

PlayStation games are my escape from the hectic pace of life. I love games with beautiful fantasy worlds, intricate plots, and incredible visuals. Games where your choices shape the story and where you’re solving puzzles or exploring magical lands captivate me.

I don’t enjoy horror, shooters, or fast-paced games. For me, gaming is about relaxation and immersion. I want to wander through enchanted forests, talk to elves, or watch dragons soar through the skies. The graphics, the stories — they let me step into another world and forget about everything else.

Gaming is my rare little getaway. When I have the time, I cherish every second of it.

Truth or Lie: Can You Spot the Fake Fact?Let’s have some fun..

Truth or Lie: Can You Spot the Fake Fact?

Let’s have some fun! I’m sharing three little stories about myself—two are 100% true, and one is completely made up. Can you figure out which one’s not real? 😉

1. I gave myself my very first tattoo.
2. I once danced on a rooftop in the heart of the city.
3. I got my airports mixed up and missed a flight to Paris.

Share your guesses in the comments, and I’ll reveal the answer tomorrow. Let’s see who gets it right!

I’m always inspired by your ideas! For my next photoshoot, I..

I’m always inspired by your ideas! For my next photoshoot, I want to try something new, and you can help me decide. Which style feels the most me to you?

Reading has always been my go-to way to find inspiration and..

Reading has always been my go-to way to find inspiration and escape from the chaos of life. I love discovering new worlds through books — whether it’s a philosophical novel, thrilling science fiction, or a modern-day story that makes me think.

I love books that aren’t just entertaining but also leave a mark on you, opening up new perspectives.

One of my favorite genres is science fiction. I’m fascinated by how authors create worlds that feel impossible but somehow so real that you lose yourself in them. Those kinds of books remind me that the only limits we have are the ones we place on ourselves.

For me, reading is like a little adventure you can take without leaving your home. It’s inspiring, calming, and always leaves me seeing life in a new way.

This week was just how I like it: a little bit of chaos, a t..

This week was just how I like it: a little bit of chaos, a touch of magic, and plenty of inspiration. 💫

I spent two days in the studio, completely immersed in tattoo work. Every design tells a story, and I love helping people express themselves through art. By the way, I finally finished a super delicate, minimalist piece that I’m really proud of.

The middle of the week was all about me. Starting the morning with yoga and vinyl music is the best way to recharge. I even treated myself to a cozy movie night with a cup of mint tea and a blanket. Sometimes, you just need to pause and enjoy the moment.

The most inspiring part of the week was visiting an art exhibition. There were some amazing contemporary pieces, a touch of classic art, and such an incredible atmosphere. Moments like these always spark my creative energy.

I’m already thinking next week is going to be even more exciting. How was your week? Share your stories—I’d love to know what you’ve been up to! 💕

Sometimes the most unexpected gifts are the ones that stay w..

Sometimes the most unexpected gifts are the ones that stay with you forever. One evening, after a long and busy day, I came home and found a small package by my door. It wasn’t my birthday, there was no special occasion, and I hadn’t ordered anything.

I opened it and found an old vinyl record. It didn’t have a cover, it was a bit scratched, but it carried this magical simplicity. Attached to it was a note: “This record played at the party where we met. I hope it brings back those warm memories.”

To this day, I don’t know who sent it. It was someone from my past, from a time when life felt a bit simpler and music a bit louder. Now that record sits in my collection, and every time I play it, it feels like I’m stepping back into that moment. It wasn’t just a gift—it was a reminder of how small gestures can carry so much meaning.

How Traveling Changed My Life When I was a little girl growi..

How Traveling Changed My Life

When I was a little girl growing up in Kaliningrad, the world seemed so huge it was almost scary. My childhood was filled with familiar streets, a cozy town, and the sea that felt endless—but I always knew there was something more beyond the horizon. I used to dream about seeing sunsets in a faraway country, feeling the morning air under palm trees, or hearing strangers speak a language I couldn’t understand.

My first trips abroad were like jumping into cold water: scary and thrilling at the same time. The first time I went to Greece, I was just over twenty. I was working at a hotel, and one day a local guy offered to take me for a ride on his motorcycle. We ended up on a little hill overlooking the sea, surrounded by olive trees. The sun was setting, painting the sky in soft pink and golden hues. In that moment, I realized how beautiful the world could be beyond the life I knew.

Every trip since has felt like a new chapter in my story. In Asia, I learned to find beauty in simplicity. Locals smiled at me like they knew all my secrets. I’ll never forget a woman at a small market in Thailand who handed me a mango she’d just picked from a tree. She gave it to me with so much pride, like she was offering me a treasure.

In Europe, I found out what freedom feels like. Traveling between cities with photographers wasn’t just about discovering new places—it helped me discover myself. Every day was a chance to try something new, taste a different dish, feel the cold winds of the Alps or the warm sand on a Spanish beach.

Traveling changed me. It taught me to be flexible and embrace life as it comes. I realized it doesn’t matter how far you go from home—what really matters is the journey you take within yourself. These trips made me more confident, helped me see beauty in unexpected things, and made me appreciate little moments you can’t buy with money.

But the most important thing traveling gave me is freedom. Freedom to choose, freedom to be myself, and freedom to dream. Now, I don’t just see the world—I feel it with every part of me. My life has changed forever because I’ve learned this: the world is endless, and every corner of it holds something waiting to be discovered.

And even though there are so many places I’ve yet to explore, traveling has already given me the most important gift—a feeling that I’m alive, my story is unique, and there’s always something beautiful waiting beyond the horizon.

This isn’t about perfection—it’s about being completely, una..

This isn’t about perfection—it’s about being completely, unapologetically real🙈

Yesterday was one of those days that starts off completely n..

Yesterday was one of those days that starts off completely normal but ends in a way that makes you want to write it down to never forget.

After a long workday, I decided to take a little break and grab a cappuccino. On my way back home, I noticed a tiny puppy sitting by my doorstep. It turned out he had wandered off from one of my neighbors, but he was so adorable and playful that I just couldn’t walk past him.

We spent a good 20 minutes together—he was bouncing around me while I tried to figure out who his owner was. In the end, it turned out he belonged to my neighbor, and she was so happy to have him back. As for me, I got so much joy and warmth from that little moment that I think I might want a furry friend of my own someday.

Have you ever had an unexpected guest like that? 🐾💕

If there’s one place I can call my “reset button,” it’s defi..

If there’s one place I can call my “reset button,” it’s definitely Amalfi. This little Italian town on the coast stole my heart the moment I arrived. It has everything I love: endless views of the sparkling blue sea, narrow streets filled with the scent of lemons, and this warm, almost family-like vibe from the locals.

Every morning there starts with a strong espresso and fresh pastries on a terrace overlooking the water. Evenings are all about long walks under the stars and music floating out of tiny restaurants. It feels like time slows down there, and you get to soak in every little detail.

Amalfi is the place where I feel truly free, like I’m shedding all the extra weight life puts on me. I know I’ll keep coming back, over and over, to get inspired and remind myself how beautiful life can be.

Soft whispers of sunlight and a touch of elegance

Soft whispers of sunlight and a touch of elegance

For me, setting goals feels like planning a trip. First, I i..

For me, setting goals feels like planning a trip. First, I imagine what I want. It could be something big, like visiting a new country, or something small, like starting a morning habit.

Next, I break the goal into steps. If I want to, say, learn heels dancing, it’s not just “go and do it.” I sign up for classes, pick a time that works, start with the basics, and then gradually move to more complex moves. The key is to give myself time and not rush.

But the most important part? Visualizing the outcome. I always picture how I’ll feel when I achieve my goal. That vision keeps me inspired, even when things get tough.

My little secret is allowing myself to make mistakes. If something doesn’t work right away, it doesn’t mean it won’t work at all. In those moments, I remind myself: it’s not about how fast you go—it’s about keeping the journey alive.

In a world full of chaos, I choose love every time🌺

In a world full of chaos, I choose love every time🌺

Sometimes life throws little surprises your way that make yo..

Sometimes life throws little surprises your way that make you stop and smile. The other day, I was heading to the gym, fully focused and ready for a serious workout. But as I approached the building, I noticed a man standing outside with a huge bouquet of white roses. And, no, they weren’t for me—he was waiting for someone else.

What struck me, though, was what he did next. Instead of just standing there with the flowers, he started talking to people passing by, handing each of them a rose. I got one too. At that moment, I completely forgot about my workout and stayed there a little longer, just watching it all unfold.

It made me think: how often do we take the time to make someone’s day brighter? It was such a simple gesture, but it instantly lifted my mood—and everyone else’s too.

This little moment reminded me how much joy can come from the smallest things. Sometimes, you don’t need a big reason to smile or to make someone else happy. That day, my most important workout wasn’t in the gym—it was for my soul.

When was the last time you did something unexpected to make someone smile?

The Most Unforgettable PhotoshootSome moments stay etched in..

The Most Unforgettable Photoshoot

Some moments stay etched in your memory forever, and for me, this photoshoot was one of them. It happened during a trip to Italy—a place that feels like it was designed for beauty and art. I was invited by a photographer whose work I had admired for years. His style was unique: a blend of natural light, raw emotion, and timeless aesthetics that felt like stepping into a Renaissance painting.

The location? A secluded villa perched on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast. Imagine this: sun-soaked stone walls, vibrant flowers spilling from every corner, and the Mediterranean Sea stretching endlessly in the background. From the moment I arrived, I could feel the magic of the place.

We started shooting early in the morning, just as the sun was rising. The golden light washed over everything, giving it a dreamy, almost surreal glow. At first, I wore a flowing gown that moved effortlessly with the breeze. It felt like I was playing a character from another era—a muse to the art and nature surrounding me.

But as the shoot progressed, layers came off, and the vibe shifted. It became more intimate, more real. There I was, surrounded by ancient stone and soft greenery, completely bare—physically and emotionally. It wasn’t just about capturing an image; it was about capturing a feeling. The vulnerability, the confidence, the connection to myself—it all came through in those moments.

What made this shoot unforgettable wasn’t just the stunning location or the photographer’s skill—it was how it made me feel. I wasn’t just posing for the camera; I was living inside the story we were creating. There was no rush, no pressure, just an unspoken understanding between me, the photographer, and the setting.

When I saw the final photos, it was like seeing myself through new eyes. They weren’t just pictures; they were a reflection of a journey—a visual diary of everything I’d been through to feel this comfortable in my own skin.

That shoot reminded me of why I fell in love with modeling. It’s not just about creating beautiful images; it’s about the experience, the energy, and the story behind every frame. This particular story felt like a love letter to myself—a celebration of strength, softness, and the beauty of simply being.

I’ll always cherish those photos, not just for how they look, but for what they represent: a moment in time where I felt completely in sync with who I am. Would you like to see a glimpse of that unforgettable day? 😉