Katerina when I met her in in 2019. She was 85. She lived by herself, her children and grandchildren barely ever came to visit. With around 60€ pension she could hardly survive. She’s been widowed for over 40 years and said: “I can have bread, potato, sometimes tomatoes - that’s all I need. Back when I was young we didn’t have anything, especially after the wars. I remember eating only what we found on trees: bark and leaves.” Katerina’s place was freezing, I sat there with my winter jacket on and was still freezing. I don’t know how Katerina is holding up today, if she is alive and healthy. But I know how horrible and unjust it is that a woman like her has to go through war after war - being exposed to meaningless power struggles initiated by people who will never have to suffer like she does. The situation in Ukraine is terrible and I kindly ask you to support @caritaswirhelfen or any other serious organization helping in the ground. #ukraine

It’s still a little unreal but: we are moving into a new, gorgeous, big office with @dariadeh 😭 And the best: we have a little shop attached to it which means regular and longer pop ups in our home town of Vienna, which has supported us from the start. Next week huge truck loads of furniture are coming and I am so happy the secret is out so I can start sharing the progress in my stories with you ❤️ #dariadehHQ

A timeless wardrobe is a sustainable wardrobe. These are all @dariadeh items I wore last year which I still like to wear this year 💁🏻‍♀️

If these photos won’t sell the @dariadeh ELLA, I don’t know what will 🍑