In one moment, we find our mystery person lounging on a bed, their long blonde locks shining like spun gold. Theyre wrapped in pink, a vision of lace and satin that hugs every curve. Pink petals scatter the gray and white bedding, a soft carpet of desire. Balloons float nearby, one proudly declaring Happy Valentines Day in a burst of color. The gray walls fade into the background, all focus on our tempting subject. Pillows beckon, promising comfort and perhaps more. Now theyre perched on the edge of a white bathtub, a modern oasis of temptation. That pink lace lingerie still clings to their form, while a satin robe drapes teasingly over their arms. White tiles gleam behind them, a stark contrast to the black floor beneath their feet. A large mirror reflects the scene, doubling the allure. Black cabinets stand silent, holding who knows what secrets. Can you imagine the steam rising, fogging that mirror? Did you know that pink, the color dominating both scenes, was once considered a masculine color? It wasnt until the 1940s that it became associated with femininity. Does this make our subject seem more daring? More alluring? Lingerie, like the lacy numbers our mystery person sports, has been turning heads since the late 19th century. The bedroom tease or the bathroom temptress? One moment, theyre surrounded by soft fabrics and floating balloons. The next, by hard tiles and gleaming porcelain. Bathtubs, like the one in our second scene, have been making bathrooms into personal spas since ancient times. The average person spends about 30 minutes in the bath. How long would you linger if this beauty was your bath buddy? Valentines Day, hinted at by that cheerful balloon, sees about 145 million cards exchanged each year. Is our subject preparing for a special someone? Or are they their own Valentine? What lies beneath those layers of pink lace and satin? The petal strewn bed or the bathtub perch?