Hextilda Frost

Dita Von Teese Style on a Budget. Future Daughter Edition: This list is for the woman who is rewriting what elegance looks like in real life. Inspired by the timeless glamour of Dita Von Teese, known for her vintage silhouettes, waist definition, and intentional self-styling, this collection focuses on skirts and tops made from cotton, linen, and other natural fabrics that feel as good as they look. Future Daughter isn’t about dressing like a fantasy version of yourself. It’s about dressing like the woman your younger self hoped you would become. These pieces are chosen for women stepping into a new era. Whhether you’re 25 and learning how to hold your own energy, 40 and refining your presence, or 60 and fully sovereign in your style. Think breathable fabrics, strong silhouettes, and outfits that elevate you without requiring couture budgets. You won’t find fast-fashion chaos here. One moment where you look in the mirror and realize you’ve stepped into a higher version of yourself. *I always recommend thrift-store, antique shops and buying second hand first but here's some options online if needed. I do receive a little kick-back from amazon purchases at no extra cost to you. Thanks Goddess!!

Dark Coquette lives in the space where sweetness turns watchful. It borrows the language of innocence…pearls, bows, hearts, dolls…but reshapes it with restraint, shadow, and intent. These pieces feel intimate rather than decorative, chosen rather than worn. They are for softness with awareness, charm with a spine, and beauty that knows exactly what it’s doing. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

A curated collection of tools and supplies chosen with lunar rhythms, biodynamic principles, and long-term land care in mind. I prioritize copper, natural materials, handmade construction, and tools meant to be repaired, not replaced. This list is for women who garden slowly, intuitively, and in relationship with the soil. Treating cultivation as ritual rather than extraction. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Must See destination you should contemplate visiting at least once. Old Cemetaries, Historic Castles, places to travel for your Main Character moment!

Your dream garden full of darkness, poisons and magics for your secret elixirs. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Hair needs extra care sometimes. Magical masks, sacred oils, and helpful herb infused concoctions can go a long way to that luxurious hair we all crave. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Things I wish I had in my dream kitchen. Must have essentials for every kitchen. Sometimes cute, or kitschy, but dreamy like a fairytale preferred. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

A Goddess Is Always Ready is a curated emergency-readiness board rooted in dignity, care, and quiet strength. Covering practical essentials, comfort items, and protective layers that help a woman stay regulated, prepared, and sovereign when life becomes unpredictable. Check out your local dollar tree first, then maybe a military surplus store, thrift stores, etc. Stay Safe Goddess! *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

This list isn’t about sweetness or spectacle…it’s about devotion with weight. Hearts appear armored, fractured, or sharpened; romance is symbolic, deliberate, and a little dangerous. These pieces treat love as something chosen and endured rather than performed. They belong to evenings, not daylight, where ornament carries meaning, and affection isn’t soft, but intentional. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Skin Care I Actually Use (Simple, Devotional, Effective) No trends. No 12-step routines. No pretending you wake up glowing without effort. The Standard for This List Skin is an organ, not a canvas Fewer products, used consistently Botanical + medical can coexist.

These toys are chosen for curiosity, imagination, and a little darkness, not noise, flashing lights, or disposable trends. They invite kids to explore nature, bodies, symbols, science, and storytelling in ways that feel mysterious, thoughtful, and age-appropriate. This list is for children who like bugs, bones, spells, building, and asking questions…and for adults who want playthings that respect attention, creativity, and intelligence rather than overstimulation. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

You can't get away from all those beautiful loafs of sourdough on your feed...yeah me niether. Heres all the essentials you'll need to create that delicious bread of your dreams.

I’m drawn to Morocco for its layers: ancient cities, desert silence, scent traditions, and places where women’s histories still live in craft, ritual, and daily life. These are the places I would visit slowly…to walk, listen, and let the country reveal itself without rushing it. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

I don’t go to cemeteries for atmosphere or aesthetics. I go to walk, read, notice, and remember. These are the objects I carry because they allow me to move respectfully through old ground. Nothing loud, nothing disposable, nothing unnecessary. I prefer natural materials, quiet colors, and items that age well. Most of what’s here is meant to be used slowly, touched lightly, and put away again. Cemeteries are not silent. This is what I bring so I can listen. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

These are the items I rely on to move comfortably and stay organized while traveling, without overpacking or improvising. Everything here earns its place by being practical, durable, and easy to use in real conditions. I choose tools that reduce friction rather than add complexity, objects that make travel feel calmer, more contained, and less demanding. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Vintage fur is returning not as excess, but as material honesty. People are choosing pieces that already exist, were made to last decades, and perform better than most modern outerwear. As fashion moves away from fast cycles and toward longevity, vintage furs offer unmatched warmth, durability, and craftsmanship without contributing to new production. Right now, they’re trending because they align with a broader shift toward sustainability, archival dressing, and investment pieces. Wearing vintage fur reframes luxury as stewardship: using what was already made, honoring skilled craftsmanship, and choosing function and longevity over novelty. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Quiet Luxury I Actually Wear (No Pants) I don’t dress for trends, seasons, or attention. I dress for comfort, movement, and longevity. Everything I wear lives in natural fibers…linen, cotton, wool, silk, cashmere…and is chosen to be worn often, not preserved. I prefer dresses and skirts because they move with the body and don’t require force. Nothing here is tight, loud, or performative. These are pieces I walk in, travel in, live in. Quiet luxury, to me, means clothing that doesn’t ask to be noticed, but is remembered anyway. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Dressing for yourself is an act of remembrance. Women across history adorned their bodies in private not to be seen, but to recognize themselves. To feel beauty, power, and presence settle back into the skin. They are worn to reconnect with lineage, sensation, and self-recognition. Each piece belongs to a ritual of looking at oneself with devotion. You are training your nervous system to except the fact that these are the things that she likes. When you treat yourself well in private, you're less likely to except disrespect in public. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Tools chosen for longevity, discretion, and daily use…objects that work quietly and age well. Taste, to me, is knowing the difference between what’s impressive and what’s useful. Everything here earns its place by doing its job without noise. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Pilates, Yoga, Pole Dancing, belly dancing, training for your fantasy self. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Some bags stop being accessories and start feeling like objects you plan around. These are the ones that keep their shape, age beautifully, and linger in my mind long after I’ve closed the tab. I’m drawn to bags with structure, weight, and intention...pieces that feel lived-in rather than styled, and useful enough to earn repeat use instead of rotation. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Witchy tech tools chosen for intention, timing, and containment rather than distraction. This collection includes lunar calendars, sound tools, body-awareness tech, and modern devices used ritualistically and sparingly. Curated for women who want technology to serve their practice, not fracture their attention. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Vintage velvet robes are heavier, warmer, and better constructed than most modern equivalents. Made to drape, insulate, and last rather than skim the body. They turn loungewear into something intentional, offering texture, warmth, and presence while carrying the quiet luxury of garments designed for longevity instead of trend cycles. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Inspired by Lyndsey at Risolve and her husband’s methodical, systems-first cleaning routine, this list blends professional housekeeping logic with natural materials and low-tox chemistry. It’s built for people who want a home that stays clean efficiently, using fewer harsh chemicals, minimizing synthetic fibers where possible, and relying on sequence, dwell time, and the right tools rather than constant effort. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Ceremonial Glamour is romance expressed as ritual. These are pieces meant for entrances, vows, nights that are remembered, and moments that feel consecrated rather than casual. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

Everything in my suitcase is chosen for breath, weight, and longevity. I don’t travel with synthetics because they trap heat, hold odor, and don’t age well…on the body or in memory. These are natural-fiber pieces and materials I actually live in while moving: washable, repeatable, and meant to be worn more than once without apology. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!

These books trace the lineage of feminine power through myth, archaeology, psychology, trauma, and embodied knowledge. They are texts that change how you see history, the body, and the systems that shaped both. This list is meant to be read slowly. Each book builds on the others, revealing what was buried, overwritten, or deliberately forgotten, and what still lives in symbol, bone, and memory. *I always recommend thrift stores and shopping second hand first, but here are some online options. I do receive a little kick back from amazon through their affiliate program at no extra cost to you. Thanks for the support, Goddess!