“Wildlife and the Wild Woman are both endangered species.”

Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph. D. Women Who Run With the Wolves

The Gabriela Hearst Resort 2025 woman and man are strong-minded and mystical, taking their energy and resources from the power of the ancient landscape through the stones of Avebury Circle.

The collection was photographed at Avebury Cicle, the largest stone circle not only in Britain, but globally. This ancient mystical pilgrimage place is one of the most important sites of Neolithic and early Bronze Age archaeology in western Europe, and also one of the oldest, dating from 2500 to 2200 BC. Avebury henge originally consisted of an outer circle of 98 standing stones of up to 6m in length, many weighing 20 tons. The stones were surrounded by another circle delineated by a 5m-high earth bank and a ditch up to 9m deep. In the Middle Ages, when Britain's pagan past was an embarrassment to the Church, many of the stones were buried, remove or broken up.