Chloe Camille

I am a daughter, a sister, an artist, a thinker, a dreamer, a listener, a leader.

True religion is all hands on deck and all heads out of the sand. … You don’t live this kind of life accidentally. You make up your mind who you want to be and daily die to the rest. You surrender yourself to living in the tension where you’ll always be stretched and often broken. Religion pure and undefiled is grit without the grime. You accept that far easier ways to live exist, but you were born for nothing less.

— Beth Moore, from James Week 3: Pure Religion (via natalie-lloyd)

glamour: Transitional dressing by Club Monaco. Jacket, $269, in stores now, Top, $120, in stores this March, Skirt, $140, in stores this March. Photo: Courtesy This coat is so classy

glamour:

Transitional dressing by Club Monaco. Jacket, $269, in stores now, Top, $120, in stores this March, Skirt, $140, in stores this March. Photo: Courtesy

This coat is so classy

glamour: For Black Swan brides. Feather trimmed d’Orsays, $340, bhldn.com If I had a fairy godmother, I would be invited to an evening gala where I would don a delicate white gown and these would be the perfect heels to wear.

glamour:

For Black Swan brides. Feather trimmed d’Orsays, $340, bhldn.com

If I had a fairy godmother, I would be invited to an evening gala where I would don a delicate white gown and these would be the perfect heels to wear.

glamour: This scarf reminds me of the glowing amber harvest moon that comes out of hiding every Fall.

glamour:

This scarf reminds me of the glowing amber harvest moon that comes out of hiding every Fall.

(Source: weheartit.com)

Oh, Richard Avedon, you will forever inspire my photography, my drawings, and my art.

Oh, Richard Avedon, you will forever inspire my photography, my drawings, and my art.

I love this photo because it shows that I’m not alone. Maybe it’s the magic that is added when taking in the world upside down, but the girl in the photo understands, like me, that sometimes all it takes is a new perspective for the spectacular to emerge from the commonplace.

I love this photo because it shows that I’m not alone. Maybe it’s the magic that is added when taking in the world upside down, but the girl in the photo understands, like me, that sometimes all it takes is a new perspective for the spectacular to emerge from the commonplace.