“Youth has no age.”
-Pablo Picasso


Do you consider yourself young at heart or an old soul? I started thinking about the concept of youth when I saw this editorial ofĀ Elle Fanning by Annie Leibovitz for Vogue June 2017. Ā Elle is celebrated for having great depth for an actress her age (she isn’t even 20 years old yet!) Ā She has also gone on to become a spokesperson for L’OREAL Paris. Ā It’s only the beginning of her career so it’s interesting to see where she goes from here.
But, I was thinking of the concept of youth and how it relates to me. Ā I seem to measure time when looking at my daughter now. Ā It’s so interesting to see how quickly time passes and how much can happen in a short span of time. Ā While I definitely feel older (it’s hard being very pregnant and keeping up with an active toddler!), I also feel like my daughter keeps me young too. I am reminded to see the beauty in small things. Ā I also find joy in simple acts like dancing around the living room. Ā Pablo Picasso was right – youth has no age. Ā We can certainly feel older, but we are only as old as we feel. I hope that you find vibrancy and youth too friends!
Have a lovely week!










I saw the cover and instantly became smitten. So glad you showed the inside. Absolutely gorgeous but I wouldn’t expect anything less from Annie Leibovitz. I am Both young at heart and an old soul. It’s really weird. I’ve always been that way. I have both a childlike and Adult quality about me. I enjoy both sides. HaHaHa
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I’m like you Kim! I can feel like an old soul sometimes, but also have a childlike quality regarding some things!
Both sisters are stunning and unbelievably talented! And I also respect how down to earth and grouded the Fanning sisters are unlike other Hollywood young stars.
Pregnant and a toddler mom — I can only imagine. I feel much more like an old soul, though. Both Elle and Dakota just have these faces that I think always make them look young and ethereal. Wonderful editorial.
Annie can do no wrong in my books. Always loved her work!
Such dreamy photos!