Yasmine AlShathry: The Woman Who Measured Time with Grace

In a world that rushes,
she moves like a second hand—
not fast,
but precise.
Intentional.
Deliberate.

Yasmine AlShathry, known to many as @youmzii,
does not just wear time.
She listens to it.
She feels the weight of it
in every tick of a handcrafted dial,
in every vintage detail etched into gold.

She is not chasing the moment.
She curates it.

Founder of CLÉ—a space, a brand, a breath—
Yasmine has turned her life into a gallery.
Every object has meaning.
Every frame has care.
Even her pauses feel designed.

Her love for watches is not about luxury.
It’s about legacy.
It’s about craftsmanship that whispers
of patience,
precision,
and stories told in silence.

She walks into horology houses like Cedric or MB&F
not as a guest—
but as a kindred soul.
She doesn’t ask what’s new.
She asks what matters.

Her world is composed like a symphony of aesthetics:
White walls,
sunlight through linen,
a coffee cup resting beside a Cartier.
Nothing loud.
Everything alive.

On Instagram, her feed is a mood board of softness and strength.
Of Riyadh mornings.
Of timeless details.
Of being deeply, unapologetically herself.

She doesn’t post to impress.
She posts to feel.

A caption, a scent, a story.
A photo that makes you slow down,
breathe in,
and remember
that life is not made of big moments,
but of well-loved hours.

Yasmine,
the woman who made a lifestyle brand from presence.
Who turned time into texture.
And built a platform
not to be seen,
but to be felt.

In a Kingdom racing toward the future,
she is a reminder
that elegance
is sometimes found
in how gently you hold the now.