Once in a blue moon, a woman may find herself feeling inexplicably melancholic as she contemplates the passing years. She may ponder how a war has not been waged over her beauty, nor has she been the cause of a dramatic duel between two dashing suitors in the early morning light. The absence of a young and talented poet, dedicated to immortalizing her grace in verses, may leave her wistful. And despite her past romantic escapades, her collection of broken hearts remains suspiciously stagnant for a prolonged period of time. These thoughts and sentiments may briefly leave her feeling unfulfilled and longing for the passionate love affairs that seem to exist only in stories and legends. Helen of Troy Artist Evelyn De Morgan As a woman, I believe that we are born with a certain level of charm and allure that can be used to our advantage. The art of seduction is something that has been studied and mastered by some of the most captivating women in history, such as Helen of Troy, who cha...

Hey everyone, if you're reading this, welcome! Seriously, it means a lot that you dropped by. My name's Vladyslava, and this blog? Well, it's a bit of a leap for me, but it's something I've wanted to do for a while. You see, I love thinking about what it means to be a woman, and honestly, a lot of what I see out there about "beauty" and "femininity" just doesn't quite hit the mark for me. When I talk about beauty, I'm not really thinking about a new lipstick or the latest trend. And "femininity"? It's so much more than just looking a certain way. For me, it's about this kind of quiet power, a strength that comes from deep inside. It's in the way we connect with people, how we handle tough stuff, or even just the simple act of taking care of ourselves – not just our skin, but our souls. I've always felt like there's this incredible, unspoken language among women. It’s in a shared glance, a comforting hug, or j...