Model posing in an oversized beige layered trench coat and pleated skirt in front of a pale industrial wall.

Model in a voluminous white draped garment standing among fallen leaves in a forest under natural light

A woman wearing a white dress, white tights, and dark sunglasses reclines in a patterned armchair outdoors among fallen autumn leaves.

Model wearing an oversized beige cape trench coat standing by a greenhouse wall with rose bushes.

Woman in a draped black dress reclining on concrete near potted bougainvillea for Numéro Switzerland.

Model standing outdoors behind bare tree branches in a voluminous silver floral tiered coat dress for Numéro Switzerland.

Woman in a floral patterned jacket looking at the camera through bare tree branches in an outdoor garden setting.

Model in black draped clothing gazing forward through thin tree branches inside a greenhouse for Numéro Switzerland.

Model wearing a plaid ruffled jacket and black thigh-high boots holding a tall leafy branch before an outdoor white backdrop.

Model in a high-collared plaid coat with a botanical branch balanced on her head against a plain pale grey background.

Woman in a voluminous floral brocade gown holding a cat while standing surrounded by lush green foliage.

Model wearing a draped black gown posing next to a tall potted weeping tree inside a plant nursery greenhouse.

Numéro Switzerland Disorder in the Garden 2026

About

Disorder in the Garden serves as a compelling exploration of the friction between structured design and the wild, unpredictable nature of the outdoors. Commissioned for Numéro Switzerland, this fashion editorial campaign masterfully juxtaposes high-end, architectural silhouettes against raw, organic settings, ranging from dense woodland clearings to sterile commercial greenhouses. Under the creative direction of Manman Mira, the project leans into a narrative of deliberate contrast, where voluminous draped garments and complex, pleated ensembles find themselves placed within moody, foliage-rich environments. The photography, executed by Haoyu Jin, captures these moments through a lens of editorial minimalism, consistently utilizing natural light to elevate the textures of the textiles while maintaining a contemplative, introspective mood. By incorporating unexpected elements, such as a botanical armchair stranded in a forest or a sleek studio backdrop erected in the brush, the series challenges traditional notions of luxury photography. The production, managed by Nick Lv, ensures a seamless visual consistency that ties together these disparate locations and intricate styling choices. Throughout the series, the subjects maintain a direct, grounded gaze that cuts through the whimsical surroundings, rooting the high-fashion aesthetic in a sense of reality. Ultimately, this work stands as a sophisticated study in visual tension, perfectly balancing the clean lines of couture with the messy, tactile beauty of the natural world.