Numéro New York
Featured Numéro New York projects
This week's top Numéro New York projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Numéro New York · Hello, I Love You
In Hello, I Love You, Numéro New York explores the intersection of intimacy and architectural moodiness through a striking editorial fashion campaign. This narrative-driven series leans heavily into the chiaroscuro technique, utilizing deep, dramatic shadows and saturated crimson tones to evoke a sense of voyeuristic suspense. Photographer Emmie America masterfully composes each frame as a cinematic vignette, where natural light interacts with structured silhouettes and vintage props to create a palpable, tactile atmosphere. The project moves beyond traditional fashion photography, treating clothing as a component of a larger, private drama. From the play of horizontal light across silk textures to the subtle narrative of a retro rotary phone, the visuals emphasize a deliberate, slow-paced aesthetic. The styling, elevated by the refined contributions of hair stylist Jenni Iva Wimmerstedt and makeup artist Kuma, complements the high-contrast environment, ensuring the subjects remain anchored within the lush, moody interiors. By blending editorial portraiture with lifestyle-inspired cues, the campaign succeeds in crafting a visual language that feels both timeless and deeply specific. Through Alexander Ermolin’s polished retouching, every fabric fold and shadow is heightened, cementing this work as a masterclass in modern luxury storytelling. The result is an evocative exploration of human connection that feels less like a lookbook and more like a stolen glance into an impossibly elegant world.
Project Numéro New York · Jamian_Juliano-Villani
Numéro New York profiles artist Jamian Juliano-Villani in an editorial feature that juxtaposes raw, industrial studio environments with high-fashion portraiture. The series explores the intersection of art and fashion, set against the backdrop of the subject's workspace and gallery settings. Captured by photographer Nagi Sakai, the project leans into a raw, flash-lit aesthetic that emphasizes texture and direct lighting. The visual narrative is supported by fashion styling from Alexander Fisher, with hair styling by Pasquale Ferrante and makeup artistry by Ingeborg, contributing to a clean, documentary-style register.
Project Numéro New York · Love in America
Numéro New York presents 'Love in America,' an editorial feature that explores narrative fashion through a series of surreal, high-contrast vignettes. The project captures an array of character-driven compositions, moving from desolate rural landscapes marked by turbulent skies to weathered coastal settings. Utilizing a combination of editorial fashion photography and VFX, the work creates a distinct juxtaposition between composed, static subjects and chaotic environmental elements. Hard light and retro-inspired styling define the aesthetic, emphasizing crisp silhouettes and texture across both the sprawling field scenes and the intricate details of the veranda settings.
Project Numéro New York · TOP OF THE HEAP
TOP OF THE HEAP is a fashion editorial feature for Numéro New York that captures a series of street-inspired portraits across diverse urban landscapes. The series leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic, utilising natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the textures of heavy, layered outerwear and patterned textiles. From industrial steel overpasses to the facades of historic stone buildings, the project frames its subjects against a range of gritty and classic architectural backdrops. The editorial employs a mix of clean daylight captures and high-contrast, low-key lighting, maintaining a consistent focus on the tactile qualities of leather, faux fur, and intricate tailoring.
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