Numero Netherlands
Numéro Netherlands' striking fashion editorials, celebrity covers and visual arts features
Featured Numero Netherlands projects
This week's top Numero Netherlands projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Numero Netherlands · Russell Westbrook
For Numero Netherlands, photographer Fernando Sippel captures NBA superstar Russell Westbrook in a commanding fashion editorial that strips away the noise of the arena to focus on pure sartorial form. This expansive portrait series leans into editorial minimalism, utilizing a mix of moody chiaroscuro lighting and soft studio strobes to accentuate the structural integrity of the garments. Westbrook, a figure known as much for his off-court aesthetic as his athletic prowess, channels a quiet intensity that bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and raw portraiture. The styling, helmed by Courtney Mays, shifts seamlessly from oversized leather trench coats and intricate floral embroidery to architectural pleated blazers, all set against high-contrast mottled backdrops. Whether opting for a sleek, monochromatic palette or the bold textures of rust-orange layers, the imagery feels both contemporary and timeless. With grooming by Lindsay Rogers and nuanced set design from Jode Rojas, the project maintains a sophisticated focus, often utilizing natural light to highlight the tactile quality of the fabrics. By balancing athletic presence with avant-garde silhouettes, the series delivers a cinematic study of Westbrook, transforming the athlete into a central piece of high-fashion sculpture that feels perfectly aligned with the editorial vision of editor-in-chief Timotej Letonja.
Project Numero Netherlands · In Conversation With Chace Crawford
In a sophisticated showcase for Numero Netherlands, titled In Conversation With Chace Crawford, the project masterfully leans into editorial minimalism to capture the multifaceted presence of actor Chace Crawford. Through a series of carefully curated images, photographer Tyler Patrick Kenny explores the intersection of classic tailoring and contemporary fashion, resulting in a series that feels both timeless and forward-looking. The visual language is defined by a rigorous focus on the subject against stark, neutral studio backdrops, allowing the rich textures of leather, fine-gauge knits, and structured wool to take center stage. By utilizing a mix of soft natural light and precise studio strobe setups, the imagery channels a cinematic intimacy, drawing the viewer into a quiet dialogue with the subject. From sharp pinstripe suiting to relaxed layering, the styling reflects a deliberate transition between formal rigidity and effortless composure. The use of high-contrast black and white photography further emphasizes a classic chiaroscuro effect, adding depth to the portraits and highlighting the interplay of light and shadow on the subject's features. This editorial production maintains a clean, professional aesthetic, ensuring that the interplay between garment texture and individual expression remains the primary narrative focus. Ultimately, the work succeeds by stripping away excess to reveal a polished, singular vision of style that speaks to the modern entertainment landscape.
Project Numero Netherlands · Wild Narcissus
Wild Narcissus for Numero Netherlands emerges as a masterclass in high-fashion editorial storytelling, where the visceral intersection of human form and rustic architecture takes center stage. Photographed by Robin Berglund, the campaign leans into a gritty, avant-garde aesthetic that feels both intimate and impossibly grand. Melvyn Reiningi serves as the central figure, bringing a raw, athletic intensity to each frame as he navigates environments ranging from weathered concrete interiors to horse stables. Fashion editor and stylist Laurent Dombrowicz curates a wardrobe that favors transparency, texture, and stark silhouettes, utilizing sheer mesh, leather, and plastic to emphasize the glistening physicality of the subject. Through the deliberate use of low-key chiaroscuro and cinematic lighting, the series achieves a mood that is at once contemplative and confrontational. The interplay between warm, golden highlights and cool, deep shadows serves to underscore the natural light techniques, drawing the eye to the meticulous details of skin texture and muscle definition. This project avoids the sterile trappings of traditional luxury fashion, opting instead for a tactile, moody composition that rewards prolonged observation. By blending the organic presence of animals with harsh, industrial backdrops, Berglund captures a tension that is distinctly modern, cementing the work as a standout piece of high-contrast editorial photography that pushes the boundaries of contemporary fashion portraiture.
Project Numero Netherlands · In a play of light and movement, "Pr ...
In this striking fashion editorial for Numero Netherlands, photographer Benjo Arwas explores the dynamic tension between human form, texture, and light. The project leans into a raw, punk-inspired aesthetic, utilizing sharp styling and bold cosmetic choices by makeup artist Alexandra French to transform model Gabriel Jayne into a canvas of contrasting elements. From gravity-defying, spiky hair silhouettes to glossy, pigmented lips and smudged eyeliner, each frame celebrates an uncompromising approach to modern portrait photography. The series oscillates between intimate, high-key lighting that emphasizes natural skin texture and freckles, and dramatic, moody shifts into monochromatic blue palettes that lend a cinematic quality to the movement. By employing studio strobe lighting alongside soft natural light, Arwas creates a rhythmic visual language that feels both graphic and deeply tactile. The images utilize editorial minimalism to strip away background noise, allowing the viewer to focus entirely on the interplay of leather garments, angular tailoring, and the physical interaction between subjects. Whether capturing a leap mid-air or a quiet, contemplative close-up, the work remains rooted in a high-fashion sensibility, pushing the boundaries of traditional beauty through a lens that prizes grit and precision. This series serves as a masterclass in controlled lighting and avant-garde grooming, capturing a mood that is at once defiant, playful, and visually arresting for the luxury fashion space.
Project Numero Netherlands · EXCLUSIVE EDITORIAL BY VINCENZO VALENTE
In this exclusive editorial for Numero Netherlands, photographer Vincenzo Valente crafts a series of striking visuals that masterfully balance the tension between luxury fashion and raw, aquatic intimacy. The project, which leans into a high-key aesthetic, transforms the stark simplicity of a white clawfoot bathtub into a versatile stage for modern sartorial exploration. Through the lens of portrait photography, Valente captures a recurring blonde subject whose look is sharply defined by dramatic, saturated makeup choices—ranging from deep, dark plum lips to electric blue eyeshadow—that slice through the monochrome environment. The execution relies on a blend of natural light and precise studio strobe setups, emphasizing the tactile interplay between wet, slick hair and delicate fabric textures, such as layered tulle, intricate floral lace, and synthetic overlays. Under the guidance of fashion editor Giulio Martinelli, the styling pushes the boundaries of traditional editorial minimalism, juxtaposing elegant accessories like gold statement cuffs and chains against the clinical, clean-lined surroundings. With expert hair styling by Mamrez Abbasi, makeup artistry by Cristina Bonetti, and a discerning eye from casting director Carlo Savoldi, the imagery achieves a cohesive, cinematic quality. These portraits go beyond mere fashion documentation, presenting a conceptual study of form, shadow, and reflection that feels both meditative and undeniably high-fashion.
Project Numero Netherlands · The Shape Of Our Youth
In The Shape Of Our Youth, Numero Netherlands delivers a compelling visual narrative that interrogates the boundaries of contemporary masculinity through a high-fashion lens. Captured by photographer Marco van Rijt, the editorial series leans into a distinct aesthetic tension, balancing avant-garde styling with raw, architectural grit. Working in collaboration with fashion editor and stylist Søren Kolborg Sørensen, the project showcases an eclectic wardrobe where structured tailoring, such as oversized double-breasted blazers and sharp leather trenches, meets playful, vibrant elements like fuchsia-pink cummerbunds and satin blazers. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the rich interplay of textures—from glossy leather and matte wool to the weathered concrete surfaces of the urban backdrop. Whether oscillating between high-contrast monochrome studio portraiture or candid lifestyle shots, the series maintains a sophisticated, introspective mood. The poise of models Alvar Lambert, Kai Jiech, and Pascal Thulin anchors the narrative, bringing a quiet intensity to each frame that feels both timeless and distinctly modern. By integrating elements like studio strobe lighting with the softness of natural light, the project achieves a clean, editorial minimalism. This collection effectively synthesizes sharp sartorial precision with a youthful, expressive spirit, solidifying its place as a standout piece of storytelling within the luxury fashion sector, further refined by the meticulous hair styling of Lasse Pedersen and makeup artistry by Viktoria Sörensdotter.
Project Numero Netherlands · IN CONVERSATION WITH GABRIEL AUBRY
For Numero Netherlands, the editorial feature In Conversation With Gabriel Aubry elegantly bridges the gap between high-fashion portraiture and the raw, unscripted intensity of the art world. Creative director Paris Libby frames the project as a dialogue between the human form and the physical presence of abstract expressionism, utilizing a series of controlled, multi-layered environments that elevate the subject beyond a traditional editorial layout. Photographer Fernando Sippel leans into a cinematic aesthetic, transitioning seamlessly between color-saturated lifestyle shots in architectural spaces and stark, low-key / chiaroscuro black-and-white studies that emphasize form and texture. Throughout the series, the styling by Teddy Charles balances structured sartorial choices with an artist-in-residence sensibility, notably through the tactile juxtaposition of paint-splattered trousers against heavy canvases. By employing a live-action technique to achieve surrealist, arrow-pierced compositions, the work challenges the boundaries of standard portrait photography. This project captures Gabriel Aubry with a focused, quiet gravity, creating a visual narrative that feels both intimate and expansive. The result is a sophisticated examination of presence, where natural light defines the contours of both the subject and the surrounding sculptural reliefs, ultimately reinforcing the magazine’s position as a curator of avant-garde visual storytelling within the broader magazines, media, and entertainment industry.
Project Numero Netherlands · Around And Within
Around And Within is a fashion editorial series featured in Numero Netherlands, defined by its focus on architectural silhouettes and avant-garde tailoring. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing textured backdrops and muted palettes to highlight the sculptural forms of the garments. Photographer Thanos Poulimenos employs directional lighting and a moody, monochromatic approach to emphasize the interplay between fabric and geometry. Makeup artist Marita Politou contributes a clean, conceptual look that reinforces the series' surreal and graphic visual language.
Project Numero Netherlands · Numéro Netherlands - Paulina Porizkova
This editorial feature for Numéro Netherlands highlights model Paulina Porizkova in a series of studio portraits that lean into tactile textures and graphic tailoring. Captured by photographer William Ferchichi, the imagery shifts between high-contrast monochrome and vibrant color palettes, emphasizing sculptural garments and dramatic silhouettes. Fashion editor and stylist Gianluca Cococcia anchors the aesthetic with a mix of oversized outerwear, intricate knitwear, and polished metallic accessories. The production was overseen by editorial directors Timotej Letonja and Jana Letonja, with hair styling by Brenton Diallo and makeup by Matin. The project utilizes soft light and clean, minimalist staging to maintain focus on the interplay between form and movement.
Project Numero Netherlands · Numéro Netherlands - Jaylen Brown
Professional athlete Jaylen Brown stars in an extensive editorial feature for Numéro Netherlands, captured through the lens of photographer William Ferchichi. The project explores a range of sartorial themes, from high-contrast monochrome studio portraits to industrial-toned location shots. Through a blend of minimalist staging and futuristic styling, the imagery highlights structured tailoring and tactile fabrications, such as technical leather and layered outerwear. Creative oversight for the feature was led by Editor-in-Chief Timotej Letonja and Head of Editorial Content Jana Letonja. The visual direction relies on soft light and clean compositions to frame the subject, with hair styling by Valissa Yoe contributing to the polished, graphic aesthetic seen throughout the series.
Project Numero Netherlands · Blind Runner
Blind Runner, an editorial feature for Numero Netherlands, presents an avant-garde exploration of movement and formal tailoring. Photographed by Polina and Vladimir Mordvinovs, the series utilizes surreal photographic manipulation, including multiple exposure, motion blur, and collage techniques, to deconstruct the traditional fashion portrait. The imagery moves between high-contrast, moody chiaroscuro lighting and cleaner, minimalist studio compositions. Fashion styling by Alessandro Ferrari centers on textured layering and structured silhouettes, pairing formal jackets with metallic accents and avant-garde patterned textiles. Makeup artist Greta Agazzi complements the look with sculpted contouring that emphasizes angular facial features, reinforcing the project's kinetic, dreamlike aesthetic. The result is a layered visual narrative that integrates analogue film textures with digital interface overlays.
Project Numero Netherlands · CHLOROPHYLL DREAMS
CHLOROPHYLL DREAMS is a fashion editorial series for Numero Netherlands that explores the intersection of avant-garde tailoring and organic, surrealist forms. Photographer Vazha Kuchuloria and fashion stylist Mike Stallings collaborate to construct a series of high-contrast portraits that place menswear silhouettes alongside botanical elements like oversized floral headpieces, dried roses, and sculptural foliage. The work leans into a moody, tactile aesthetic, utilizing both dramatic studio lighting and soft natural light to emphasize glossy textures and intricate costume details. The series combines monochromatic, clean compositions with warm, earth-toned palettes, reinforcing the project's focus on structured, sculptural fashion styling.
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