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Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many - including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.
Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
Because He Lives I Can Face Tomorrow
—Pastors and faith leaders at the the White House today.
Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
Lovely fireplace in this Ramsgate hotel, formerly a private house built 1791 & where Princess Victoria stayed with her mother shortly before becoming Queen. #RoyalFamily #History #architecture
Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
GPT Image 2 on ChatGPT ✨️
PROMPT ⬇
[SUBJECT]: An impossibly elegant young woman in a classic Chanel tweed jacket and pearl necklace, carrying the iconic Chanel 11.12 quilted bag, a perfectly groomed white poodle at her heels
[COLORS]: Classic Chanel black and white, soft ivory, warm gold chain hardware
[KEY PROP]: Iconic Chanel 11.12 quilted lambskin bag with gold chain strap, matching Chanel camellia brooch pinned to her lapel
[BACKGROUND]: Grand steps of a Haussmann Parisian building, ornate iron railings, soft overcast Parisian light, blurred golden leaves
[MOOD]: Eternal Parisian elegance, quiet luxury — Chanel campaign Vogue editorial, timeless monochrome glamour
[MAGAZINE NAME]: VOGUE PARIS
[HEADLINE]: "Forever Chanel"
[TAGLINE]: Some Things Never Go Out Of Style — The Heritage Issue
[BRAND NAME]: CHANEL — The Classic Flap Bag Collection
[STYLE NOTES]: Ultra high-end editorial photography, soft grain film look, shallow depth of field, monochrome with warm gold accents, Karl Lagerfeld campaign aesthetic
Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
Plum Blossom 2026 oil on linen. Solo show of paintings at the East Kilbride Arts Centre in Lanarkshire in May
Hazel (Munn) Atkinson retweeted
Jacques-Emile Blanche has depicted himself reflected in a mirror on the far right side of this picture (1910) as if admiring the furnishings at his home Manoir du Tot in Offranville in Normandy.
