Model wearing a thick turtleneck sweater reclining against paneled walls for Numero New York

Shirtless man wearing sunglasses leaning against a metallic floor lamp and radiator inside a room with paneled walls.

Black and white portrait of a male model wearing a shearling collar coat with arms crossed, photographed by Paul Wetherell for Numéro New York.

Portrait of a model with short textured hair wearing a black buttoned jacket against a neutral background

Model wearing a textured cream faux-fur coat seated against a muted grey wall for Numéro New York.

Monochrome portrait of a person with short spiked hair and septum piercing wearing a white collared shirt against a dark background

Close-up portrait of a model wearing dark sunglasses and a textured grey turtleneck sweater against a neutral background.

Monochrome portrait of a shirtless male model sitting on a window sill in striped shorts, captured by Paul Wetherell for Numéro New York.

Model Esme Forrest seated in a green armchair wearing dark trousers and a plaid wrap top for Numéro New York.

Model seated on a window ledge wearing a belted patterned coat in a moody interior space

Model with short dark hair seated on a wooden floor in a black turtleneck and skirt next to a window.

Model Jeremy Young seated against paneled wall wearing patterned jacket and turtleneck for Numéro New York

Model in dark sunglasses and oversized brown wool coat standing before a dark panelled door

Model Jeremy Young wearing an open textured coat against a dark blue background for Numéro New York

Model wearing yellow knitted vest and green trousers seated on a blue sofa for Numéro New York

Numéro New York Creature Comforts 2026

About

Creature Comforts is a fashion editorial series for Numéro New York, captured by photographer Paul Wetherell. The project leans into a moody, introspective aesthetic, utilising natural light to define the interplay between textured knitwear, heavy wool tailoring, and domestic architectural details. Fashion editor and stylist Julian Ganio curated the wardrobe, which features oversized layering and structured silhouettes. Set within sparse interior spaces against paneled walls, the imagery uses monochrome grading and an analogue film aesthetic to emphasize tactile surfaces and clean, focused portraiture. Hair styling by Matt Mulhall and makeup by Kyle Dominic provide a grounded finish to the editorial, with casting directed by Evagria Sergeeva.