Model Long Li posing in a yellow graphic Celine sweater and black leather trousers against a grey backdrop.

Black and white studio portrait of a young man with slicked-back dark hair wearing a collared short-sleeve shirt and studded belt.

Monochrome portrait of model Long Li wearing a white rolled-sleeve t-shirt and jeans with Calvin Klein waistbands visible.

Model Samba Sall wearing a sparkling sequin turtleneck and Calvin Klein waistband on an urban street in black and white.

Black and white portrait of a model wearing an open black leather motorcycle jacket over a white band against a studio backdrop.

Monochrome editorial diptych featuring close-up portraits of a model with abstract white graphic line overlays.

Young man wearing a white slogan t-shirt and a silver razor blade necklace against a solid blue studio backdrop.

Monochrome studio portrait of a young man wearing a denim jacket, white ribbed tank top, and studded belt.

Monochrome test sheet featuring two cropped black and white portrait panels framed with bold red marker lines.

Black and white portrait of a Black male model wearing a metallic hooded windbreaker jacket pulled up to his chin.

Model in a white high-neck top, matching shorts, tall white leather boots, and black sunglasses seated on a stool against a blue backdrop.

Numero Netherlands Infinity Kids 2026

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Infinity Kids for Numero Netherlands is a striking exploration of contemporary youth culture within the sphere of luxury fashion. Captured through a multifaceted lens, this editorial series defies a single aesthetic trajectory, moving fluidly between the raw, high-contrast intensity of cinematic black-and-white reportage and the vibrant, saturated precision of studio strobe portraiture. Under the skilled eye of photographer Isaac Anthony, the project leans into a diverse range of visual languages, utilizing techniques like 35mm film grain, chiaroscuro lighting, and layered collage elements to construct a tactile, zine-like narrative. Fashion editor and stylist Arut Arustamyan curates a wardrobe that juxtaposes structured technical outerwear with relaxed, branded staples, effectively bridging the gap between high-end house labels and gritty, street-inspired sensibilities. The performances from a diverse cast—including models Gabrielle Tappel, Long Li, Luke Clod, and Samba Sall—are grounded by precise grooming, with hair styling by Thomas Dunkin and makeup artistry by Mical Klip that highlights both natural features and conceptual graphic embellishments. Throughout the series, the interplay between typography, manual annotations, and paper-like textures channels an authentic, behind-the-scenes energy. By blending classic portraiture with modern editorial minimalism, Infinity Kids serves as a compelling study of identity, materiality, and the evolving visual codes that define modern luxury fashion and its intersection with the restless, expressive spirit of the next generation.