Numero Netherlands

Apr 2026

In this evocative feature for Numero Netherlands, actor Tyriq Withers takes center stage in a multifaceted editorial portrait campaign that blurs the lines between high-end luxury fashion and gritty, lived-in lifestyle storytelling. Captured through the lens of photographer Danielle Levitt, the series showcases a mastery of mood, shifting seamlessly between polished studio settings and the raw, textured environments crafted by set designer Romain Goudinoux. Stylist Christian Stroble leans into a refined aesthetic, contrasting the architectural precision of Louis Vuitton tailoring with the distressed, industrial backdrops of peeling paint and weathered wood. The project excels in its tonal range, utilizing cinematic lighting—from cool-toned, low-key chiaroscuro close-ups to the warm, inviting glow of natural light—to explore the subject’s range. Whether Withers is striking a confident pose in crisp bomber jackets or engaging in an intimate, introspective moment with his own reflection, the work maintains a sophisticated, cohesive narrative. By integrating editorial minimalism with deliberate, tactile details, the campaign feels both grounded and aspirational. The final result is a striking study of character, where the interplay of light, shadow, and high-fashion sensibility defines a modern portraiture style that feels remarkably authentic, proving the enduring power of classic editorial storytelling in a contemporary digital landscape.

Editorial, Vertical, Vertical

Natural light, Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion, Fashion