Numéro Berlin
Featured Numéro Berlin projects
This week's top Numéro Berlin projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Numéro Berlin · Numero Berlin Beauty
Numéro Berlin Beauty is a high-concept fashion editorial featuring model Hannah Motler. The series leans into a surreal aesthetic, utilising graphic styling and controlled studio lighting to highlight avant-garde silhouettes and intricate textures. Photographed by Jonathan Baron, the project relies on a collaborative creative approach with fashion editor and stylist Brian Conway. Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge anchors the series, using bold colour washes, glossy finishes, and metallic accents to transform the subject's appearance across various setups. The work makes frequent use of monochrome and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the visual drama and tactile nature of the garments.
Project Numéro Berlin · Ting Ting Lai x Armani Beauty
This Numéro Berlin editorial feature showcases model Ting Ting Lai in a series of minimalist studio portraits captured by photographer Antje Peters. The project highlights a collaboration with Armani Beauty, pairing structured high-fashion silhouettes with natural-finish beauty looks and sleek, pulled-back hair styles. Throughout the series, the imagery leans into a clean, high-key aesthetic across both fashion portraiture and still-life compositions. Contributing artists include makeup artist Ruben Masoliver, whose work emphasizes the glowing, natural skin textures central to the beauty feature, while Editor-in-Chief Götz Offergeld oversees the publication's creative vision.
Project Numéro Berlin · Numéro Berlin - Yis Kid & Sabrina Leina
This fashion editorial series for Numéro Berlin, captured by photographer Yis Kid, explores dynamic movement and avant-garde styling through a sequence of studio portraits. The collection features model Dohyun Kim, with choreography by Benjamin Jonsson, emphasizing expressive posing and architectural silhouettes. The work leverages clean compositions and vertical framing to highlight high-contrast textures, ranging from metallic fabrics and feathered collars to intricate fringe details. The imagery channels a modern aesthetic through intentional color-blocking and bold chromatic shifts, anchored by a series of neutral and gradient studio backdrops.
Project Numéro Berlin · Fight
Numéro Berlin’s Fight project is a monochromatic fashion editorial featuring model Debra Shaw. The series explores texture and silhouette through a collection of studio and outdoor portraits, defined by a minimalist aesthetic and high-contrast composition. Photographed by Daniel Roché, the work integrates ornate antique furniture and patterned textiles against stark industrial backdrops. Editor-in-Chief Götz Offergeld leads the creative direction, while casting by Alexander Torres reinforces the editorial focus on form. The imagery utilises analogue film techniques and natural light to document a range of structured and draped ensembles.
Project Numéro Berlin · Photography Tereza Mundilova
Photographed by Tereza Mundilova for Numéro Berlin, this fashion editorial feature blends high-fashion tailoring with contemporary sportswear aesthetics. The series employs a monochrome palette, relying on a clean and minimalist approach to emphasize structural silhouettes and the architectural precision of the garments. The project features models Alpha Dia and Nicole Atieno, with creative direction provided by Editor-in-Chief Götz Offergeld. The imagery leans into a high-contrast style, utilizing both natural light and high-key studio techniques to highlight texture and form. Makeup by Naomi Gugler complements the sharp, graphic framing throughout the editorial, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative.
Project Numéro Berlin · FIGHT
FIGHT is a black-and-white fashion editorial series produced for Numéro Berlin. The project captures model Craig Shimirimana across a variety of settings, ranging from sterile, high-key studio environments to gritty, urban street scenes and narrow retail aisles. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing stark contrast to emphasize the textures and silhouettes of the contemporary menswear ensembles. Photographer Jonathan LLense leads the visual direction, employing diverse lighting techniques including flash, natural daylight, and chiaroscuro-inspired shadow play. The styling by Serena Pompei features oversized tailoring and sculptural accessories, such as graphic wooden and white-sphere necklaces, complemented by precise makeup work from Valentine Perrin Morali. The series is defined by its use of analogue film techniques and monochrome grading.
Project Numéro Berlin · Numéro Berlin Cover
Numéro Berlin presents a high-contrast fashion editorial cover and accompanying spread, capturing a series of minimalist portraits and dynamic movement studies. Photographed by Tereza Mundilova under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Götz Offergeld, the work leans into a sharp, monochromatic aesthetic that blends architectural silhouettes with technical sportswear. The series features model Nicole Atieno alongside featured talent, utilizing clean studio lighting to emphasize texture and form. Naomi Gugler provides makeup, contributing to the graphic, editorial finish that defines this project's visual identity.
Project Numéro Berlin · Sofie Royer by Emil Dietrich
Numéro Berlin presents an editorial feature centered on musician and entertainer Sofie Royer, lensed by photographer Emil Dietrich. The series explores a retro-inspired aesthetic, utilizing an indoor setting characterized by vintage furniture, ornate wall sconces, and classic patterned wallpaper to establish a nostalgic atmosphere. The project relies on natural light and analogue film techniques to create a raw, contemplative mood throughout the portraiture. Captured with a focus on interior textures and candid styling, the collection spans both monochromatic and warm-toned compositions. The imagery highlights layered wardrobe choices and detailed accessories, emphasizing the interplay between the subject and the traditional, domestic environment.
Project Numéro Berlin · Numéro Berlin June 2026 Covers
The June 2026 cover story for Numéro Berlin serves as a masterclass in modern editorial fashion, seamlessly blending the avant-garde sensibilities of luxury fashion houses with a clean, graphic-heavy visual language. Through a series of striking portrait images, the project captures model Stella Maxwell in a narrative that emphasizes both structural apparel and natural, atmospheric environments. By placing the subject against the juxtaposition of brutalist concrete surfaces and serene, glass-enclosed coastal vistas, the creative team leans into a high-fashion editorial aesthetic that feels both grounded and aspirational. The execution relies heavily on natural light to highlight the intricate textures of knitwear and mesh, creating a tactile depth that resonates across the screen. Central to this visual identity is the bold integration of typography, which serves as a framing device rather than mere decoration, lending the work its signature magazine layout polish. Fashion director Sina Braetz curates a visual flow that prioritizes the intersection of form and garment, while hair stylist Maranda Widlund and makeup artist Johanna Nomiey refine the subjects look to maintain an effortless, neutral poise. This editorial project demonstrates how a strong conceptual framework, defined by sharp composition and thoughtful layering of graphic elements, can elevate commercial fashion imagery into a cohesive, high-impact aesthetic statement that feels inherently contemporary and perfectly at home within the pages of a global style publication.
Project Numéro Berlin · Numéro Berlin June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 issue of Numéro Berlin, the creative team delivers a masterclass in modern editorial photography that bridges the gap between high-fashion sophistication and the raw immediacy of youth culture. Captured through the lens of photographer Luke Abby, the cover story leans into a flash-photography aesthetic, utilizing direct, high-contrast lighting to elevate the mundane setting of a modern indoor lobby into a stage for contemporary style. Fashion Editor and Stylist Ramona Tabita defines the visual narrative, juxtaposing unbuttoned white tailoring with bold, oversized accessories to create a look that feels both effortless and intentionally curated. This live-action technique is complemented by the meticulous grooming work of hair stylist Luigi Morino and makeup artist Andrea Severino Sailis, who ensure the subject remains the sharp focal point against the magazine's signature graphic layouts. The project masterfully integrates mint green and red text overlays, characteristic of the publication’s bold design language, while Casting Director Remi Felipe brings a distinct edge to the selection of the talent. Ultimately, this editorial project serves as a compelling exploration of lifestyle portraiture, proving that a refined approach to lighting and layered styling can revitalize traditional magazine aesthetics, making the cover feel urgent, tactile, and thoroughly ingrained in the current zeitgeist of international publishing.
Project Numéro Berlin · Spit
Spit for Numéro Berlin presents a masterclass in modern masculinity, blending the polished sensibilities of luxury fashion with the raw, kinetic energy of urban lifestyle photography. Captured through the lens of photographer Luke Abby, this expansive editorial series navigates the tension between curated high-fashion layering and the spontaneity of daily life. Stylist Ramona Tabita orchestrates a visual narrative that oscillates between vibrant, saturated palettes and minimalist portraiture, expertly juxtaposing iconic pieces—from Dior-branded textiles to sharp Prada silhouettes—against neutral architectural backdrops. By leaning into both natural light and the occasional sharp flash, the project achieves a tactile, contemporary aesthetic that feels both candid and meticulously considered. The storytelling is rooted in the interplay of textures, moving seamlessly from the high-contrast sunlight on a grassy field to the structured geometry of city streets and sterile hallways. Whether the subject is navigating an urban crosswalk with a small poodle or striking a sculptural bodybuilding pose on a residential balcony, the project channels a spirit of effortless confidence. This series functions as a vivid survey of current seasonal trends, where graphic prints and layered knitwear meet the functional reality of tactical-style shorts and oversized hoodies, resulting in a cohesive, high-fashion portrait that balances artful editorialism with an approachable, lived-in energy.
Project Numéro Berlin · VISIONARY NUMÉRO BERLIN TRENDS
Captured by photographer Boris Ovini, this extensive fashion editorial series for Numéro Berlin presents a sharp investigation into sculptural silhouettes and contrasting textures. The project features model Brooke Gabel and leverages a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic to emphasize dramatic tailoring, from oversized leather outerwear to delicate, semi-translucent lace ensembles. With casting by Oliver Ress, the series leans into an avant-garde sensibility, utilizing soft, diffused lighting and stark monochrome palettes. The compositions explore geometric proportions and high-contrast styling, moving between dynamic, full-length portraits and conceptual still-life arrangements that ground the editorial in a contemporary, high-fashion narrative.
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