Céline

Céline has a taste for the finer things in life, but rarely for excess.

Exceptional food, a beautiful bottle of wine or champagne and, at the bar, preferably a perfectly made dry gin martini, ice-cold, with olives. She is drawn to distinctive interiors, art, hotels with character and cities where you can disappear for a day without much of a plan.

For her, indulgence goes hand in hand with discipline. Yoga and Pilates are part of her regular rituals and contribute to her tall, slender and athletic silhouette.

Her style is equally uncomplicated: cashmere, leggings, riding boots or simple sneakers whenever she can; a dress and heels when the occasion calls for it. Her make-up is usually natural, sometimes with smoky eyes for the evening. Nails are kept short and immaculate, in nude shades, with the occasional touch of red.

Céline is drawn to men who have something to say. Intelligence, curiosity, dry humour and confidence without showmanship appeal to her. A conversation can begin seriously and become completely nonsensical five minutes later. And silence does not always need to be filled.Behind her composed appearance lies more playfulness than she reveals at a first encounter. She prefers to be discovered gradually.Perhaps it remains a dinner in Antwerp or Brussels.

Perhaps it becomes Paris, a weekend somewhere else, or eventually simply that familiar face you find yourself wanting to see again.

Céline is not the woman you think you know after a single glance. She is the woman who, after a long evening, leaves you realising there is still so much you do not know.