The photograph captures a sun-drenched rooftop terrace in New York City at late afternoon. The scene is buzzing with an understated celebratory energy – a low-key birthday gathering for Raquel. The setting is luxurious but relaxed: plush velvet cushions in deep emerald green are scattered on rattan furniture, overlooking the iconic Manhattan skyline hazy with golden light. The focal point is Raquel herself; she’s laughing, her face illuminated by the warm light and reflected in a nearby ceramic piece from ‘raqzimceramics.’ She's wearing a Zimmermann silk slip dress, its delicate floral print subtly catching the sunlight. Her hair is styled flawlessly, echoing the signature looks seen on Ward Hair's Instagram feed – loose waves with effortless volume. A half-eaten slice of vibrant Versace patterned cake sits on a small table beside her. Scattered across the terrace are various elements representing the other keywords: a vintage Revlon lipstick in a classic red shade rests on a side table; a pile of 'fbf' (flashback Friday) printed photos is artfully arranged amongst ceramic pieces from raqzimceramics, showcasing their intricate designs. A single ‘null’ sign—a small, minimalist sculpture made of polished concrete—adds an unexpected modern touch. The lighting is soft and diffused, creating a warm glow that highlights the textures of the ceramics, fabrics, and Raquel's skin. Suzanne Koller's influence can be felt in the overall composition – a sense of intimate beauty and capturing authentic moments. The ‘udcudf,’ ‘uddudc’, ‘uufef’ and ‘uddudda,’ ‘uddudcb’ elements are incorporated as abstract decorative ceramic tiles with subtle, almost imperceptible patterns integrated into the terrace's design. There's an overall feeling of understated luxury, joy, love, and connection.