Luncheon Magazine

@davidluraschi

I am an Instagram maniac and I openly confess that I spend too much time on filtering my feed. But it’s irresistible, when you have so many great accounts to follow! If you are ready for a dose of beautifully curated walls, inspiring photos and delightful shots – see my July recommendations!

@loljacobs / Lolita Jacobs is the Paris-based creative director and stylist, whose Instagram feed is like a livestream mood-board consisting of Françoise Hardy looks and Irving Penn’s still life photographs. But also, once you click ‘follow’, be prepared for having your wedding goals levelled up. The pics of her’s and Jean-Baptiste Talbourdet-Napoleone’s St. Tropez wedding, that took place this month, are heaven. Especially, when your bridal looks consist of custom Jacquemus and Alaia.

@davidluraschi / You might know David Luraschi for his work for Jacquemus – think the spring-summer 2018 campaign photographed on the volcanic beaches of Lanzarote. His latest editorial for Vogue, starring the incredible Adut Akech, placed the talented photographer even further in the spotlight. Keep this guy on your radar.

@maryamkeyhani / With Maryam Keyhani’s feed, you’re entering a fantastical reality of, as Vogue puts it, sculptor, painter, wife, mother, surrealist, and dreamer; but hat lady is certainly near the top of a list. Maryam is based in Berlin and she’s about to launch her headwear line in autumn. Expect the most marvelous headpieces you (or rather she) can imagine. Other than hats, it’s vintage clothing and the way she styles it that makes Keyhani’s account so… addicting. I mean, wouldn’t you wear a huge ball-gown in front of a Louis Bourgeois installation?

@pppiccioli / There are many reasons why you should follow Pierpaolo Piccioli on the ‘gram. First snaps from Valentino campaigns (lately done by Juergen Teller); backstage moments from the shows (think the latest haute couture collection and that ecstatic feather gown Kaia Gerber wore); postcards from designer’s trip to Morocco. Do you really need more to be convinced?

@luncheonmagazine / Luncheon Magazine calls itself a ‘cultural serving’. Well, there’s no other more precise way to describe it. From the magical spread featuring the photos of Renata Litvinova by Gosha Rubchinskiy, to a detailed text on Euan Uglow by Paul Smith (yes, this Paul Smith), the latest issue of Luncheon is a feast. In all aspects: visual and intellectual. Check out Luncheon’s Instagram for some delightful teasers and peeks at their London events.

AND, if you want to follow one more account on Instagram… why don’t you follow, ta-da, @designandculturebyed?

@lemaire_official

@concept21store / A concept store located in the heart of Poznań, Poland, which sells such high-end brands like No21, Stella Jean or Ca & Lou. Great space and lovely atmosphere. From time to time I take photographs for them – like the one above!

@blueaida / One of the most beautiful models of today. Simultaneously, she’s truly anti-Instagram, if you contrast her with social media “raised” models. Aida Becheanu follows only one person (her boyfriend), and doesn’t tag her photos. She doesn’t really care about her internet appearance. Instead, you will fall in love with her very intimate, moody images. Simply saying, a gem.

@thurstanredding / Instagram, during fashion week, is a very tough place – every person feels like posting 10 photos in a row of the same Prada knit. But Thurstan Redding is different – his backstage photographs are like artworks. Take the one above, featuring Miu Miu’s wedges in a plastic bag.

@lemaire_official / Oh, how I love Lemaire.

@luncheonmagazine / A magazine, which is an evidence that both fashion and art form a beautiful, artistic symbiosis. Seeing Guinevere Van Seenus sipping beer (photographed by Roe Ethridge and styled by Marie Chaix) is priceless. Follow Luncheon, if you’re this type of person who loves food, and fashion at the same time…

AND, if you want to follow one more account on Instagram… why don’t you follow, ta-da, @designandculturebyed?