Model Thibaud Charon wearing a brown tweed coat and suit standing on a Parisian street with red overlay lettering.

Black and white photograph of model Jules Raynal seated at an outdoor cafe table reading with a coffee cup.

Model Thibaud Charon wearing a double-breasted brown suit seated on a bistro chair outside a Parisian cafe in direct sunlight.

A man in a charcoal grey suit jacket seated at a bistro table outside on a sunny day

Model Alexandre Tardivel in a black Balenciaga suit and tie photographed through a window with red lettering in Paris.

Model Guillaume Babouin wearing a brown tailored wool suit seated smiling at an outdoor Parisian cafe terrace table.

Model Guillaume Babouin seated at an outdoor café table wearing a herringbone jacket with an espresso cup and ashtray.

Model seated at an outdoor café table wearing a tailored grey blazer and dark trousers with an espresso cup on the round bistro tabletop.

Editorial layout for Le Point featuring model Thibaud Charon in a navy blazer seated at a café table alongside a woven leather tote bag.

Model Thibaud Charon wearing a dark grey double-breasted suit seated at an outdoor cafe terrace chair.

Model Alexandre Tardivel leans against bistro chairs outside a café in a dark tailored suit for a Le Point menswear editorial.

Black and white editorial photograph of a man in a tailored suit standing in a cafe doorway beside woven bistro chairs.

Model Guillaume Babouin seated at an outdoor cafe table wearing a beige suede jacket and grey knit turtleneck.

Le Point Les parisiens 2025

About

Les Parisiens is a recurring menswear editorial feature for Le Point, centered on the quintessential style of the Parisian cafe culture. Photographed by Pablo Arroyo and styled by Davide Brambilla, the project highlights luxury tailoring, showcasing designers such as Balenciaga, Emporio Armani, and Hermès through a lens of classic, minimalist construction. The series leans into a cinematic, observational aesthetic, utilizing hard, angular natural light to cast deep shadows against traditional wood-paneled facades and woven bistro chairs. Captured across a variety of settings in the city, the imagery incorporates monochromatic palettes alongside warmer, earth-toned editorial spreads, relying on analogue film techniques to provide texture to the clothing's drape and fabric detail. Featuring models Alexandre Tardivel, Thibaud Charon, Guillaume Babouin, Thomaz de Oliveira, and Jules Raynal, the project focuses on the interplay between architectural geometry and soft human movement. With hair styling by Richard Blandel, the editorial maintains a clean, disciplined focus on the interplay of silhouettes within the streetscape.