Stake attention in this memory
This image displays a framed stylized illustration observed within a location in Lekki, Nigeria. The artwork features a light-skinned female figure seated in a white, modern-style chair with wooden legs, holding an open magazine titled "VOGUE" which obscures her face. The visible left page of the magazine displays script text "More issues than Vogue." The right page shows "VOGUE" at the top, followed by "Prêt-à-Porter" and a stylized drawing resembling Audrey Hepburn. The figure wears light-colored clothing and light pink socks, with the words "FUCK OFF" printed in black capital letters visible on the soles/ankles of the socks. Her legs are crossed at the ankles. To the left of the chair, a tall, thin green cactus plant is positioned in a grey pot. In the upper-left quadrant of the illustration, a white thought bubble contains the script text "do WHAT Makes your SOUL SHINE." The bottom of the illustration features large, dark blue serif lettering spelling "VOGUE." The background of the illustration is a minimalist light blue and grey wash. The artwork is enclosed within a white frame.
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