Numéro Homme Switzerland
The Long Way Home: Luis Capecchi on ...


















Jun 2026
In a sophisticated showcase of modern menswear, The Long Way Home captures Luis Capecchi through the lens of photographer Raul Romo for Numéro Homme Switzerland. This editorial project moves beyond traditional fashion portraiture, leaning into an intimate, cinematic exploration of style and identity. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, the series highlights the interplay between structured luxury tailoring and the raw, personal canvas of the subject’s extensive ink work. The aesthetic is defined by an understated editorial minimalism, utilizing soft natural light and directional studio strobes to emphasize both the fluid movement of silk garments and the crisp, textured lines of tailored suits. Fashion editor and stylist Tabitha Sanchez orchestrates a narrative that balances the heavy, expressive nature of the subject’s tattoos with the elevated, effortless silhouette of designers like GCDS. The imagery oscillates between high-fashion editorialism and a more grounded, lifestyle-inflected approach, effectively bridging the gap between luxury fashion houses and contemporary street-inspired codes. By focusing on detail—from the specific sheen of satin and reptilian-patterned trousers to the deliberate, relaxed posture of the talent—the project achieves a refined, cohesive visual language that remains both polished and deeply personal, marking a distinct entry in current men's fashion editorial photography.
Editorial, Vertical
Natural light
Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion
