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Model wearing dark sunglasses and a zipped jacket sitting on a scooter against a plain background for Numéro Berlin FIGHT.
Model Craig Shimirimana wearing a geometric patterned vest and wide trousers surrounded by aluminum cans in a studio.
Model in leopard print matching set standing with two large dogs outside a building with glass storefront
Monochrome portrait of a male model wearing a large dark cap and a heavy wooden bead necklace against a plain background
Model wearing dark clothing and a long oversized white sphere necklace against a dark background for Numéro Berlin FIGHT.
Black and white fashion editorial featuring a male model standing near a traffic light and tiled building exterior for Numéro Berlin FIGHT
Black and white editorial portrait of a model holding a small dog in a convenience store aisle by Jonathan LLense for Numéro Berlin.
Craig Shimirimana wearing a knit sweater dress and floor-length spherical necklace on a city street in a black and white fashion portrait.
Model Craig Shimirimana posing dynamically in an oversized grey suit, graphic shirt, and sunglasses against a white background.
Model wearing dark sunglasses and a zipped jacket sitting on a scooter against a plain background for Numéro Berlin FIGHT.
Model Craig Shimirimana wearing a geometric patterned vest and wide trousers surrounded by aluminum cans in a studio.
Model in leopard print matching set standing with two large dogs outside a building with glass storefront

Numéro Berlin FIGHT 2025

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FIGHT is a black-and-white fashion editorial series produced for Numéro Berlin. The project captures model Craig Shimirimana across a variety of settings, ranging from sterile, high-key studio environments to gritty, urban street scenes and narrow retail aisles. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing stark contrast to emphasize the textures and silhouettes of the contemporary menswear ensembles. Photographer Jonathan LLense leads the visual direction, employing diverse lighting techniques including flash, natural daylight, and chiaroscuro-inspired shadow play. The styling by Serena Pompei features oversized tailoring and sculptural accessories, such as graphic wooden and white-sphere necklaces, complemented by precise makeup work from Valentine Perrin Morali. The series is defined by its use of analogue film techniques and monochrome grading.

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