Marion Catusse

I discovered Marion Catusse's work with this picture, posted on my friend Camille Vignaud's instagram, who is also the founder of La Chambre Graphique. She is the artist who caught her attention at this year's edition of the Salon de Montrouge, a renowned contemporary art fair near Paris. The sight of this strange organic totem instantly piqued my interest.

The Fun in Fashion

Humor does not always play a major role in fashion, but to me, it is the spice that keeps it from becoming boring and too pretentious. I always watch out for the touch of self-mockery, the parody of recent events, the lighter message in a new collection. That's why I really love it when fashion takes to cartoon imagery or to subliminal symbols, applied on a beautifully cut dress or a luxurious jacket. The combination of the perfectly crafted and witful message gets me everytime.

One more good gram #1

Book/Shop's founder's bookshelf @erikheywood

James and her cool family @bleubird

Jimmy Marble @jimmymarble

Keith Edmier on Garage Magazine @garage_magazine

I collect hundreds of screencaps on my phone, and these gems never get categorized anywhere, because I usually don't take time to sort through them and post them. I thought this would make a good recurring list ; I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for some new and creative Instagram accounts, so, there you go ! You can also follow @onemoregoodone for your daily dose of inspiration !

The Barrio Gaudí

The Barrio Gaudí (or "Gaudí district") was designed in 1968 by Ricardo Bofill, an architecture studio based in Spain. Built around geometric patterns, displaying a palette of both bold and beautifully sun-washed colors, the residential units are connected by terraces that allow to circulate between the buildings through pathways above ground.