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Night folds gently around us, the water cool and quiet as I slip beneath the surface, weightless in the dark. Laughter drifts through the air, glasses clinking with the soft glow of friendship and something sweet in every sip. And as the fire crackles, casting golden sparks into the night sky, it feels like time pauses — so we can breathe it all in a little deeper.
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The city hums beneath me, restless and golden, as I light one up and let the smoke curl like secrets into the night. Neon flickers on wet pavement, taxis blur past like memories I never meant to keep. There’s a softness to the chaos — lipstick smudged, eyes half-closed, heart half-healed. It’s just me, the skyline, and a cigarette burning slow, like something dangerous I don’t want to quit.
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Slipped into the night like a promise, where wine met candlelight and the air felt charged with something unspoken. Dinner with the Marfil y Ébano team wasn’t just a gathering — it was a quiet celebration of what’s to come. I won’t say what we’re toasting to... not yet. Some stories are best simmering in the dark a little longer.
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Tonight, Jean Paul Gaultier hosted a private Pride celebration at Club Bohemia — an intimate dinner with The Center that spilled effortlessly into a night of dancing, mezcal, and unfiltered joy. Between the glow of Jason Naylor’s art and the pulse of Eva Voss and Rae Sada’s sets, the room felt like a living love letter to individuality. It was bold, beautiful, and wildly unapologetic. I walked out wrapped in the energy of it all — and with the Jean Paul Gaultier x Bratz piece in hand, because icons recognize icons. Always have, always will. I have loved Bratz since forever.
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