Model Sanggun Lee wearing an overcoat with a shearling collar leaning against a modern architectural pillar in black and white.

Model Sanggun Lee poses outdoors in an oversized cream two-piece suit and dark shoes for Numéro Switzerland.

Model Sanggun Lee wearing an oversized off-white tailored jacket and matching trousers on a city street.

Model Sanggun Lee in a knit sweater and wide-leg trousers walking along a sunlit city street in black and white.

Sanggun Lee posing outdoors in an oversized off-white jacket and matching wide-leg trousers against a deeply shadowed building.

Black and white portrait of Sanggun Lee leaning against an exterior wall with diagonal shadows.

Model Sanggun Lee standing on a paved street wearing a patterned beige v-neck sweater and wide-leg dark grey trousers.

Model Sanggun Lee wearing a camel coat with a cream shearling collar against a neutral studio backdrop for Numéro Switzerland.

Black and white portrait of model Sanggun Lee wearing a shearling collar coat against a plain backdrop.

Black and white portrait of model Sanggun Lee wearing an oversized light jacket and matching wide trousers in an urban street setting.

Numéro Switzerland LOOSE ENDS 2026

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In the latest editorial series for Numéro Switzerland, titled LOOSE ENDS, photographer Ellyse Anderson orchestrates a masterclass in modern minimalism. The project, which firmly cements its place within the luxury fashion sector, captures model Sanggun Lee through a lens that prizes architectural precision and tonal restraint. By utilizing both natural light and dramatic low-key chiaroscuro lighting, the series oscillates between the softness of tactile shearling and the rigid, geometric lines of urban environments. The styling emphasizes volume, pairing wide-legged trousers with structured, boxy jackets that echo the sharp, clean edges of the surrounding concrete and metallic structures. Throughout the portfolio, Anderson employs techniques such as analogue film and cinematic framing to heighten the sense of timelessness, ensuring each portrait feels intentional and poised. The interplay of light and shadow serves not merely as a technical choice but as a narrative tool, segmenting the frame to isolate the intricate textures of the garments against an understated, neutral backdrop. By focusing on the interplay between the human form and industrial design, this editorial moves beyond traditional fashion photography to explore a refined, deliberate aesthetic. The final result is a cohesive visual study that balances comfort and rigor, perfectly encapsulating the sophisticated, avant-garde spirit synonymous with Numéro Switzerland’s identity in the contemporary fashion landscape.