I really like makeup, but not as a way to attract attention, but as a small personal ritual. When I wear makeup, the world seems to slow down. I gently touch my skin with a brush, choose shades to suit my mood, and think about who I want to be today. Sometimes it's almost imperceptible makeup — clear skin, light blush, lip gloss. And sometimes I want to allow myself a little more: emphasized eyes, a confident look ... and a barely noticeable coquetry, which I still hide behind a modest smile.

I don't like loud gestures, but I like details. A look that lingered for a second longer. A smile that is not immediately noticed. I may seem closed, but if someone is attentive and patient, they will see in me tenderness, dreaminess and a slight desire to flirt with life — very carefully, almost imperceptibly. And maybe that's what I'm really into.

My name is Agatha. I'm eighteen and I live in France— a country where the morning smells like coffee and the sky almost always seems like the right backdrop for photos. I don't like being the center of attention, it's much more comfortable for me to stay a little apart, observe, feel, remember. I'm shy, and sometimes it's noticeable: I speak more softly than I could, smile before I dare to say something, and often hide my thoughts behind my eyes.

Nature is a refuge for me. I like to go somewhere where you can only hear the wind and birds, where you can breathe deeper and take your time. I feel real at times like this. I photograph leaves, the sky, reflections in the water, sunspots on the ground. Sometimes I find myself in the frame, not on purpose, but as if by accident, as part of this peaceful world. The camera helps me express things that are difficult to say out loud.

* small Chanel bag on a chain * nude lipstick or gloss Dior * perfume Maison Francis Kurkdjian * fine jewelry Cartier (ring or bracelet) * neat shoes YSL * camera for aesthetic photos (dream — Leica) Nothing superfluous — just something about taste, mood and quiet luxury ✨