One of my favorite stories happened quite unexpectedly. We walked around Paris, chatted about everything, laughed at some nonsense, discussed music and dreamed of what we would be like in a couple of years. At some point, we found ourselves next to a small park, although we had no intention of going there at all. There was an old tree with a thick crown in the park, under which there was a round bench. We sat down there, and time seemed to stop. As dusk began to fall, the light of the lanterns mixed with the golden sunset, and everything around became soft and warm. It felt like we were a small universe, protected from the rest of the world. We even had a mini photo shoot on an old phone, and I still have these photos: a little blurry, but so vivid. That's when I realized that happiness often lives in the simplest moments—when the right people are around. Today we get together less often, but every time I walk past that park, I feel warm.

My wishlist is what I dream of ✨ 1. Dior • Miss Dior perfume is a delicate fragrance that you want to wear every day. • Lady Dior mini handbag in pastel shades. 2. Chanel • Classic Rouge Coco lipstick in my perfect nude. • A small black handbag on a chain is an eternal classic. 3. Louis Vuitton • A Victorine or Zippy wallet that fits everything. • Coat or scarf with branded monogram print. 4. Prada • The Re-Edition 2005 bag is a simple but incredibly stylish accessory. • Black-framed Prada glasses. 5. YSL (Saint Laurent) • Libre eau de toilette is a confident, feminine fragrance. • Laconic wallet on a chain. 6. Gucci • Belt with branded GG buckle. • Lightweight sneakers or sneakers in white. 7. Apple • AirPods Pro — so that music is always nearby. • New iPhone in a light shade. 8. Tiffany & Co. • A ring or bracelet from the Tiffany T collection. • Miniature silver heart on a chain.

My name is Samantha, I am 18 years old, and I was born in Paris, a city that simultaneously knows how to cherish the past and inspire the future. Every corner here seems to live its own story.: in the morning it smells like fresh pastries from small bakeries, in the afternoon the streets are filled with light and bustle, and in the evening the city turns into a huge stage where every passerby seems to play his role. I grew up in this atmosphere, and it was probably she who taught me to appreciate moments, observe people and look for beauty in details that others often do not notice. I like to walk without a route, go to bookstores, try new drinks in small cafes and listen to music that suits my mood. Sometimes I want silence, and I hide in the park, where I can sit on a bench and just look at people. And sometimes, on the contrary, you are drawn to noisy places where there is a lot of energy, voices and events — such moments help you feel like a part of a big living city.

Music has a special place in my life. It's not just a background or a habit for me—it's the language I use to feel the world. Sometimes it seems to me that every melody knows how to say things that I myself cannot find in words. I can listen to music for hours on my headphones on the way home, in the silence of my room, or even amidst the noise of the city, where rhythms mix with everyday life. I like that music changes your mood: it helps you calm down, get inspired, collect your thoughts, or, conversely, let go of everything unnecessary. Some songs become my secret companions, reminding me of important moments, people and dreams. I love discovering new genres, looking for new names, sharing tracks with friends, and finding something special in music. Music is a part of me, my little world, which I can return to at any moment and feel alive.

I've always loved animals, probably even from the moment I learned to walk. To me, they're like little living wonders, each with its own character, mood, and mystery that you need to be able to listen to. I can spend hours watching a cat lazily stretching out in the sun, a dog happily wagging its tail at the sight of a familiar person, or birds arguing with each other on the balcony in the morning. When I was younger, I often brought home kittens I found on the street or tried to make friends with stray dogs, simply because it seemed to me that if I could give them even a little warmth, then I had to do it. And that feeling has stayed with me ever since. I love that animals accept you for who you are. They don't care about your success, your appearance, or your mood—they feel sincere. When I interact with animals, it's like I'm returning to a state of calm and inner harmony.