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Featured Numero Homme Berlin projects
This week's top Numero Homme Berlin projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin Vol A Glück Fall/ Winter 2024 Covers
The Fall/Winter 2024 covers for Numéro Homme Berlin, titled Vol A Glück, present a series of fashion editorials featuring a diverse lineup of models including Zhengyang Zhang and Fernando Cabral. Captured by a collective of photographers including Alice Mann, Asger Carlsen, and Daniel Roché, the work spans a variety of settings from urban street scenes to controlled studio environments. The project leans into editorial portraiture with a focus on sharp, clean composition and graphic typography. Techniques such as VFX and surreal mirrored imagery contrast with high-contrast monochrome and saturated color palettes to define the visual identity of the issue. With fashion direction by Sina Braetz, the imagery highlights structured tailoring and seasonal textures, supported by grooming from hair stylist Hester Wernert and makeup artists including Michael Chua and Thomas Lorenz.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Christian Friedel
This editorial feature for Numéro Homme Berlin captures German actor Christian Friedel in a series of highly composed portraits. Photographed by Daniel Roché, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean studio backdrop to highlight textured fashion elements and graphic silhouettes. The imagery contrasts sleek, structured leather garments with delicate lace accessories and fine jewelry. Creative direction is further defined by fashion styling from Brando Prizzon, featuring a mix of monochrome tailoring and tactile layering. The visual narrative shifts from stark, high-key studio environments to naturalistic outdoor settings, capturing Friedel with a direct, composed gaze. Hair styling by Noriko Takayama and refined makeup by Kenny Campbell ensure a consistent, sharp focus on detail and material quality throughout the feature.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin S/S 2025 Covers
Numero Homme Berlin presents their S/S 2025 covers, a collection of vertical editorial portraits and documentary-style frames. The project features photography by Florian and Sebastian alongside Francesco Saverio Costanzo, with fashion direction by Sina Braetz and Francesco Saverio Costanzo acting as fashion editor. Captured in monochrome, the visuals utilize clean studio lighting and high-contrast settings to highlight texture and form. The series includes portraits of entertainers and models, such as Destroy Lonely, Jonas Barros, and Modou Wade, with styling supported by makeup artist Hind Sousan and casting by Timoer Nulens. Set design by Amandine Richard and Raphaël Singler rounds out the aesthetic for this contemporary editorial release.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Fight
For the Numero Homme Berlin editorial project 'Fight,' photographers Florian and Sebastian deliver a series of high-tension, office-set narratives. The shoot explores the frantic dynamics of a high-pressure corporate environment, leaning into visual chaos through claustrophobic press scrum scenes and staged office confrontations. Fashion direction by Sina Braetz provides a structured, layered aesthetic, juxtaposing tailored suiting with dramatic silhouettes and unexpected styling details. With makeup by Hind Sousan, the editorial relies on hard light and direct illumination to emphasize facial expressions and create sharp, graphic shadows. The project presents a polished take on professional volatility, utilizing warm tones and clean composition techniques to frame the high-impact editorial storytelling.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin S/S 2025 Cover
Numero Homme Berlin presents the cover imagery for its S/S 2025 issue, featuring a blend of graphic studio portraiture and documentary-style outdoor fashion photography. The editorial project explores contemporary menswear, with creative direction led by photographer and fashion editor Francesco Saverio Costanzo. The series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising natural light and monochrome palettes. Technical elements like analogue film photography and bold typography define the visual identity of the issue, with casting managed by Timoer Nulens and featuring models Jonas Barros and Modou Wade.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · TRENDS
TRENDS is a fashion editorial series for Numero Homme Berlin that surveys contemporary menswear through a monochromatic lens. The project leans into an urban documentary aesthetic, capturing subjects in motion across city streets and stripped-back studio environments. By emphasizing high-contrast textures and classic film grain, the imagery elevates utility-focused tailoring and technical accessories. Photographer and fashion editor Francesco Saverio Costanzo directed the series, establishing a visual language defined by natural lighting and dynamic, vertical framing. The casting, led by Timoer Nulens, features models Jonas Barros, Modou Wade, and Nicolo Sala, who anchor the editorial’s focus on form, volume, and modern silhouettes.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin August 2026 Cover
For the August 2026 cover of Numero Homme Berlin, the editorial team leans into a sharp, uncompromising vision of modern masculinity that bridges luxury fashion and avant-garde graphic sensibilities. Captured by photographer Ferry van der Nat, the project delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture, utilizing studio strobe lighting to carve out a clean, high-contrast aesthetic against a stark white backdrop. The cover features model Paolo Grebic, whose poised, minimalist stance creates a focused tension that allows the styling choices curated by fashion editor Nikita Vlassenko to take center stage. By blending the understated elegance of pieces from designers like Haider Ackermann and Tom Ford with the raw, youthful edge of bleached hair and athletic-inspired staples, the composition feels both curated and provocatively spare. A defining touch is the integration of illustrative graphic design, specifically the werewolf-themed playing card motif, which subverts the traditional luxury fashion house imagery with a playful, subcultural wink. With casting directed by Remi Felipe and grooming defined by the precise work of makeup artist Marieke Thibaut, every detail is calibrated for visual impact. The result is a sophisticated, stripped-back cover story that avoids the clutter of contemporary trends, instead opting for a potent, singular image that commands attention through its sheer clarity of intent and refined, editorial minimalism.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Sexy
Sexy, the latest editorial feature for Numero Homme Berlin, serves as a masterclass in modern masculine aesthetics, deftly navigating the intersection of luxury fashion and high-concept studio portraiture. The project leans into a raw, sculptural physicality, utilizing a rigorous monochromatic and primary-color palette to emphasize the interplay between the human form and high-end apparel. Through the precise lens of photographer Jorre Janssens, the series captures an athletic, glistening vitality, channeling a narrative that feels both intimate and intensely curated. The execution highlights the structural complexity of contemporary pieces—ranging from tactical utility vests and mesh bodysuits to vintage-inspired denim—all brought to life through the astute styling of Kat Zolototrubova Peneau. The visual language relies on a mix of studio strobe lighting and dramatic chiaroscuro to sculpt depth and shadow, effectively grounding the editorial in a tactile, cinematic environment. With groomed, textured hair by Quentin Guyen and polished makeup by Nisha Gulati, the work balances rugged functionalism with a refined, high-fashion sensibility. Starring Lucas Barski, the imagery utilizes dynamic posing and minimalist backgrounds to isolate the subject, ensuring the tension between the organic body and structured accessories remains the focal point. This collection is an evocative study of texture, light, and movement, solidifying Numero Homme Berlin’s reputation for pushing the boundaries of classic fashion storytelling.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin June 2026 Cover
Numero Homme Berlin’s June 2026 cover story captures the quintessential intersection of high-octane luxury fashion and the gritty, candid spontaneity of urban life. The editorial, brought to life through the lens of photographer Luke Abby, leans into an aesthetic that feels both curated and bracingly authentic. By utilizing sharp flash photography, the team creates a high-contrast environment that elevates the mundane—an elevator exit—into a striking, high-fashion editorial statement. Fashion editor and stylist Ramona Tabita expertly anchors the visual narrative by juxtaposing a crisp, high-collared white shirt with rugged, light-blue wash denim and gold-accented loafers, creating a look that is polished yet effortless. The styling serves as a masterclass in modern masculinity, further refined by the meticulous hair styling of Luigi Morino and the precise makeup application of Andrea Severino Sailis. The final composition is punctuated by bold, graphic typography that frames the subject, bridging the gap between classic print magazine design and contemporary visual culture. Under the keen eye of casting director Remi Felipe, the project delivers a compelling, lifestyle-driven perspective on the modern man. It successfully balances a traditional editorial sensibility with the raw, direct lighting choices that define today's most influential fashion imagery, ensuring this cover stands as a definitive marker for the luxury fashion house's evolving seasonal vision.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · COVER STORY
Numero Homme Berlin presents Cover Story, a high-contrast editorial project captured by photographer Arcin Sagdic. The series leans into a sharp, monochromatic aesthetic, utilising clean studio backgrounds to highlight sculptural tailoring and avant-garde hardware. Art direction by Mirko Borsche and fashion direction by Sina Braetz frame the work, which features models Coco Labbee, Jurkuch Garang, and Kyosuke Akiyoshi. The imagery employs minimalist lighting and multiple-exposure techniques to emphasize texture, ranging from reflective vinyl and industrial hardware to structural leather harness straps.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Numero Homme Berlin November 2025 Cover
Numero Homme Berlin features model Jurkuch Garang for its November 2025 magazine cover, captured by photographer Arcin Sagdic. The editorial project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing stark white backdrops and high-contrast monochrome tones to highlight the graphic qualities of the publication design. Fashion direction by Sina Braetz and casting by Remi Felipe support the imagery, which integrates elements of multiple exposure and experimental typography. This editorial work channels a painterly, textured approach through a series of vertical layouts that emphasize sculptural silhouettes and print-forward design techniques.
Project Numero Homme Berlin · Fight
For the latest issue of Numéro Homme Berlin, the 'Fight' feature presents an editorial profile of musician Destroy Lonely. Captured by Florian and Sebastian, the series leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that draws on monochrome palettes and hard direct lighting to frame the subject. The imagery visualizes a dense, chaotic press environment, utilizing a crowded composition of microphones and onlookers to surround the artist. The production was overseen by fashion director Sina Braetz with makeup artistry by Hind Sousan.
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