Victorian Valentine with Young Woman, Birdcage & Flowers

The birdcage strapped to her back like a very on-brand purse is just the beginning of this Edwardian woman's optimized Valentine's Day aesthetic: add a pink off-shoulder dress, a decorative hat with pink bow, and at least five birds in various states of chaos—one perched on her raised hand, others mid-flight, a few still trapped inside the cage she's apparently decided is an accessory. The giant red heart looming behind her lower half, half-obscured by her flowing skirt, gives the whole scene the energy of someone who has made 'captivity as romance' her entire personality. Forget-me-nots and purple violets cascade at her feet alongside what appears to be a decorative horn or cornucopia, because apparently the bird situation wasn't chaotic enough and she needed more props. If you wanted to convey 'I love you,' a woman who has physically merged with a birdcage is apparently the move.