Y : Since I no longer live in Belgium, I see my sister and my mother less often. So I appreciate the small moments shared with them even more.

L : When we see each other, we enjoy each second. Generally our day starts with a bike ride and then we spend the afternoon outside of Brussels. Lately we often go to Antwerp. We go for a walk, we drink coffee - those from Tinsel are excellent -, in the evening we end up at a nice restaurant together - Camion for example.

R : I love spending time with my daughters and sharing moments of simplicity: having a bite to eat, walking, laughing, talking, crying, these are all precious little moments.

Y : Friendship. When I was little, my mom was 'my best friend' and she kept telling me that we were mother and daughter and not best friends. But for me a mom is a perfect friend. She's a friend who won't judge you, a trustworthy person who will always be there for you.

L : Unconditional love. A love that is unexplainable. With my mom we laugh a lot, but we know how to alter these moments of humor with vulnerable moments of listening and tenderness.

R : In life and in death!

Y : I never really borrowed or took clothes from mom. On the other hand, I'm a fan of accessories and I regularly steal bags and jewelry from her... I'm not discreet enough because she notices it too quickly.

L : At the moment, I love to steal her big soft sweaters. My mum takes really good care of her clothes, so they are always in perfect condition. I dream of stealing a vintage leather Saint-Laurent bag from her that she bought a long time ago. But it's complicated, so I asked her to pass it on to me.

Y : She gave me self-confidence and pushed me to execute all the projects I dreamed of. No matter the madness behind my ideas, she supports me and makes sure that I reach my goals or exceed them.
She always pointed out an intelligence and beauty in me that I couldn't see myself or that others didn't point out. It's the best gift a mother can give her daughter.

L : She's a real example for me. My mom is the one who listens to me, makes me laugh, makes me question myself, supports me and loves me above all else.
With age, I learned to let myself be guided more by her, nothing like the advice of a mom!

R : Mamou is my rock, whatever happens I know she will always be there. Always encouraging, present and very lucid. With my daughters, her granddaughters, she really managed to create a unique connection while keeping her personality. I admire her enormously.

Y : We have opposite styles. My mom is very elegant and classic. Me, on the contrary, I wear rather large clothes and I follow trends more. Over time, she was able to adapt to my style, and I to hers. She passed on a bit of her elegance to me and I mix classic and street pieces in my looks.

L: My parents never imposed a fashion style on us. It's a freedom of expression that I would like to pass on to my children later on. Today the 3 of us have very different styles of our own. Letting us dress how we wanted from an early age has always allowed us to express ourselves through our style.