Low-angle black and white portrait of a young man wearing a collared shirt, tie, and dark coat against an architectural background

Model standing outdoors looking down against a towering brutalist residential building from a low-angle perspective.

Low-angle black-and-white shot of a man in a black leather jacket standing above a mirror with a tall brutalist tower behind him.

Low-angle monochrome portrait of a young man wearing a dark leather jacket outdoors against a brutalist concrete building.

Model Just Verhoeff in a dark double-breasted suit shot from an extreme low angle against a brutalist concrete building.

Black and white portrait of male model Just Verhoeff wearing a dark jacket, white shirt and tie for Numero Homme.

Low-angle black and white shot of model Just Verhoeff in a dark wool overcoat and tie against a brutalist concrete building.

Low angle monochrome fashion photograph of a male model wearing leather trousers and a jacket standing against a brutalist building.

Low-angle monochrome portrait of a model in a dark coat standing against brutalist architecture

Low-angle black and white shot of model Just Verhoeff wearing a double-breasted blazer in front of a brutalist high-rise building.

Numero Homme Vertigo 2025

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Vertigo for Numero Homme is a monochrome fashion editorial that centers on the interplay between human form and brutalist architecture. Shot from extreme low-angle perspectives, the imagery utilizes graphic geometry and stark natural light to accentuate the imposing scale of the surrounding concrete structures. Photographed by Jacob Sutton with styling by fashion editor Jean Michel Clerc, the project features model Just Verhoeff in structured tailoring, including wool overcoats and dark leather pieces. The work leans into a gritty, analogue film aesthetic, prioritizing high-contrast tonal depth and clean, vertical compositions to create an architectural profile.