Numéro Switzerland

Mar 2026

In a striking convergence of futuristic narrative and high-end apparel, Numéro Switzerland presents Sci-Fashion, a sophisticated editorial series that explores the intersection of human form and avant-garde design. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a restrained, neutral palette to allow the sculptural construction of each garment to take center stage. Under the lens of photographer Hector Tre, the editorial adopts a rigorous, clean approach, frequently employing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the graphic quality of the textures and the sharp lines of the silhouettes. Stylist Maria Davila curates a selection that balances experimental knitwear with structured tailoring, while hair stylist Victor Alvarez provides a distinctive, recurring visual motif through short, vibrant-hued hair that echoes the collection’s otherworldly character. The series is grounded by set designer Indra Zabala, whose work with geometric elements and industrial surfaces provides a seamless, high-concept backdrop that complements the models' angular, deliberate posing. Whether captured in serene, static portraiture or dynamic, star-like overhead formations, the project masterfully maintains an editorial rigor that feels both classic and forward-looking. Through its careful blend of studio strobe precision and high-key lighting techniques, Sci-Fashion effectively positions luxury fashion within an abstract, science-fiction context, resulting in a cohesive visual study that elevates the standard of contemporary fashion photography while showcasing a masterclass in modern, editorial minimalism.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion