Numéro Homme Switzerland
Featured Numéro Homme Switzerland projects
This week's top Numéro Homme Switzerland projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland #3 2025 Digital Covers
Numéro Homme Switzerland #3 2025 presents a series of digital covers, spotlighting models Samuel Watson and Noah Bates. The project leans into a clean editorial aesthetic, utilizing crisp studio setups to anchor the portraiture. Photographers Bartek Szmigulski and Berta Pfirsich collaborate on the imagery, which features bold typography and minimalist framing. Fashion editors Giorgio Ammirabile and Isabel Greece curate the styling, complemented by makeup artistry from Mariona Botella and casting direction by Ariadna Gazquez.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Human Behavior
Numéro Homme Switzerland presents Human Behavior, an editorial showcase featuring model Samuel Watson. The project focuses on structured tailoring and textured outerwear, captured through a series of portraits that lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Photographer Bartek Szmigulski utilises hard light and high-contrast flash to carve out silhouettes against a seamless studio background, emphasising both the metallic hardware and the subject’s form. Fashion styling by Giorgio Ammirabile balances layered denim and puffer silhouettes with polished accessories, including gold-toned jewelry and stud-detailed leather. The editorial maintains a consistent, disciplined approach, using sharp shadow play to highlight the movement and details of each garment.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Deep Understanding
Deep Understanding is a fashion editorial series for Numéro Homme Switzerland, captured by photographer Berta Pfirsich. The project presents an intimate exploration of menswear through a series of minimalist portraits and botanical still lifes, often presented in diptych arrangements. Styling by Isabel Greece leans into a clean, curated aesthetic, juxtaposing structured tailoring and avant-garde accessories with organic, soft-focus floral elements. The narrative is defined by a consistent use of natural light and balanced compositions, moving between detailed indoor settings and stark, minimalist studio environments. Featuring model Noah Bates, the editorial employs both monochrome and muted color palettes. Makeup by Mariona Botella and casting by Ariadna Gazquez refine the clean aesthetic, grounding the series in a sophisticated, editorial focus.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · You are unlike anything I know
Numéro Homme Switzerland’s editorial project, You are unlike anything I know, explores sculptural menswear through a series of dynamic portraits. Captured by photographer Anka Garbowska, the series utilizes clean studio backgrounds to emphasize form and texture across a range of high-fashion silhouettes. Fashion editor and stylist Tatiana Cinquino anchors the narrative with a versatile wardrobe, while hair stylist Eddy Scudo contributes polished, sculpted looks. The project leans into a monochrome and clean aesthetic, with movement direction by Brian Poniatowski guiding model Sacha Bilal through fluid, unconventional poses.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland June 2025 Digital Covers
Numéro Homme Switzerland’s June 2025 digital covers feature a series of editorial portraits led by creative director Jvdas Berra and photographer Kosmas Pavlos. The collection presents menswear apparel through varied compositions, ranging from monochromatic exterior shots set against industrial architecture to studio-based group imagery with a focus on denim textures. The project incorporates fashion direction by Giorgio Ammirabile and styling by Alessandra Bloom, with production management by Simone Bronzi. Editorial details include makeup artistry by Eleonora Juglair, overseen by editor-in-chief Sebastián Magunacelaya, with on-camera talent including models Kenzo, Duot Ajang, Dame Lo, Hashim Saidahmed, and Junior Litansire.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland #2 2025 Covers
Numéro Homme Switzerland presents the cover series for its second issue of 2025. This editorial project centers on a portrait series featuring model Sean O'Pry, captured against a stark, high-key backdrop that emphasizes sharp tailoring and clean silhouettes. The photography, directed by Jvdas Berra and Petros Kouiouris, leans into a minimalist aesthetic, highlighting structured blazers and monochromatic suiting. The production includes fashion styling by Douglas Vanlaningham and Mirko De Propris, with grooming contributions from hair stylist Andrew Chen and makeup artist Anastasia Vavina.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland June 2025 Digital Cover
Numéro Homme Switzerland captures a cohesive editorial narrative for its June 2025 digital issue, titled Revival. Photographer Kosmas Pavlos leads the visual direction, framing subjects through a monochromatic and desaturated aesthetic that emphasises clean composition and texture. The project features creative direction by Jvdas Berra and fashion direction by Giorgio Ammirabile. Across both industrial outdoor settings and studio portraiture, the imagery highlights structured menswear, styled by Alessandra Bloom with makeup artistry by Eleonora Juglair. The editorial showcases models Dame Lo, Duot Ajang, Hashim Saidahmed, Junior Litansire, and Kenzo.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland June 2025 Cover
Numéro Homme Switzerland presents its June 2025 cover, a refined editorial project featuring model Sacha Bilal. Captured in a studio setting, the imagery leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilising natural light to define sculptural portraiture and layered styling. Photographer Anka Garbowska leads the visual execution, supported by fashion editor and stylist Tatiana Cinquino. The production incorporates movement direction by Brian Poniatowski and hair styling by Eddy Scudo to complete the vertical layout.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · By far too beautiful
By far too beautiful is a comprehensive fashion editorial project for Numéro Homme Switzerland, exploring contemporary menswear through a series of intimate and sculptural portraits. Photographed by Kosmas Pavlos, the collection leans into a cinematic aesthetic, alternating between high-contrast monochrome studio work and warm, natural-light outdoor settings. Creative direction by Jvdas Berra and fashion direction by Giorgio Ammirabile ground the series in a sophisticated visual language. The styling by Alessandra Bloom—supported by makeup artist Eleonora Juglair—emphasizes textural layering, from tailored trench coats to delicate silver jewelry and patterned separates. The project frequently utilizes analogue film and a gritty, textured sensibility to document its diverse cast, which includes models Ahmadou Gueye, Cheikh Diakhate, Dame Lo, Duot Ajang, Hashim Saidahmed, Kenzo, Mo Thiam, Modu Fall, Muzyba, Paul Ohunyon, and Peter Ohunyon.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland #4 2026 Dig ...
Numéro Homme Switzerland #4 2026 presents an editorial series featuring actor Antoni Porowski. The digital edition frames a series of intimate portraits that lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Photographers Anka Garbowska and Jvdas Berra capture a blend of high-contrast compositions and natural light studies. The work includes creative input from fashion editor and stylist Wojciech Christopher Nowak, hair stylist Anna Bernabe, and movement director Brian Poniatowski, collectively building a portraiture study defined by sharp textures and intentional framing.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Numéro Homme Switzerland June 2026 Cover
For its June 2026 issue, Numéro Homme Switzerland delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture, featuring actor Antoni Porowski in a series that balances sharp, architectural framing with a raw, intimate sensibility. Photographed by Anka Garbowska, the cover shoot leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light to carve out dramatic, diagonal shadows against stark backdrops. The visual narrative, curated by fashion editor and stylist Wojciech Christopher Nowak, explores the intersection of classic tailoring and avant-garde composition. One standout frame captures Porowski in a structured blazer, punctuating the scene with a vibrant red anthurium flower held over his eye, a bold stylistic choice that defines the shoot's sophisticated tone. The movement direction provided by Brian Poniatowski ensures each pose remains fluid and grounded, preventing the minimalist setting from feeling static. With clean lines and an emphasis on organic texture, the project successfully captures the quiet intensity expected of high-end media. Hair styling by Anna Bernabe maintains a precise, understated finish that allows the interplay of dappled light and shadow to take center stage. Ultimately, this editorial portrait series reaffirms the magazine's commitment to clean, high-impact imagery that feels both contemporary and timeless within the competitive landscape of modern fashion publishing, relying on a stripped-back approach that elevates the subject through pure, calculated composition.
Project Numéro Homme Switzerland · Les Corps
In Les Corps for Numéro Homme Switzerland, photographer Anka Garbowska and fashion editor Wojciech Christopher Nowak present a striking exploration of modern masculinity, blurring the lines between structural tailoring and organic softness. Featuring actor Antoni Porowski as the central subject, the fashion editorial masterfully channels editorial minimalism, utilizing stark, white-walled studio environments to strip away distraction and focus entirely on the interplay of texture and form. The collection of portraits leans into a deliberate, high-key aesthetic where the sharp lines of a double-breasted jacket or a structured utility coat are softened by the inclusion of fresh floral arrangements—lilies, tulips, and spindly branches that create an evocative, almost painterly tension. The project benefits from the rhythmic expertise of movement director Brian Poniatowski, whose influence is felt in the model’s disciplined, symmetrical postures and intentional, steady gaze. Techniques such as studio strobe lighting are deployed with precision to exaggerate diagonal shadows, creating a compelling high-contrast look that elevates traditional menswear into conceptual art. With hair styling by Anna Bernabe providing a clean, cohesive finish, the series successfully transforms the subject into a living sculpture. Each frame captures a quiet, pensive energy, proving that when luxury fashion is stripped to its raw, essential elements, the result is both timeless and provocative, offering a sophisticated dialogue between the human silhouette and the natural world.
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