The photograph depicts a dreamlike scene blending Beirut's nostalgic charm with a futuristic aesthetic. The setting is a rooftop terrace overlooking a hazy, moonlit Beirut skyline at twilight transitioning into early morning. In the foreground stands Elissa, a Lebanese singer, dressed in a flowing, ethereal gown reminiscent of Elie Saab’s designs - shimmering silver and pearl tones catch the faint light. Her expression is serene, almost wistful, as she looks out over the city. The terrace itself is modern but incorporates traditional Lebanese architectural elements: carved stone screens filter the moonlight, casting intricate patterns on the floor. A vintage record player sits on a nearby table, emitting a soft glow and suggesting a 'throwback' to classic Lebanese music – perhaps Bassam Fattouh’s work, hinting at a deeper connection to her artistic roots. Scattered around are carefully curated items from 'MyCollection', including antique maps of Paris (a nod to inspiration and travel), vintage contact lenses boxes ('Freshlook,' 'Airoptixcolors'), and a single, perfectly preserved Lebanese star anise pod. The lighting is key – soft moonlight mixed with the warm glow emanating from the record player creates a sense of intimacy and nostalgia. A faint hint of dawn light begins to break on the horizon, promising a new day. The overall mood is melancholic yet hopeful - a 'good night' slowly fading into a 'fresh look' at morning. A subtle ‘star’ effect overlays the image, referencing Elissa's status as a luminary and hinting at the magic of 'Tonight'. Hajjar Josiane’s artistry is subtly reflected in the composition – an elegant balance of light, shadow, and texture.