
Numéro 239
Numéro 239 of June-July-August 2023
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A conversation between Dior Men’s artistic director Kim Jones and Cyrill Putsch, designer and founder of the project Parley for the Oceans, on their beachwear collection made in upcycled plastic.
Also featured, pop star Kim Petras, first transgender woman to receive a Grammy Award ; South African singer Tyla, whose music intertwine amapiano and 2000’s R’n’B ; singer-songwriter and actress Rina Sawayama, who stars in John Wick - Chapter 4 ; French duo Ascendant Vierge’s flamboyant and mystical techno ; an exclusive interview with choreographer Benjamin Millepied, who will soon unveil his movie Carmen in theaters ; young comedian Fleur Geffrier, starring in series Les Gouttes de Dieu ; the Basquiat x Warhol big exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton ; and fashion editorials by Txema Yeste, Ben Hassett, Sofia et Mauro, Kenny Germé, Bruno+Nico Van Mossevelde and Julien Vallon.




Numéro 235
Numéro 235 of December-January 2022-2023
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In this Numéro 235 : an exclusive encounter with young Parisian actress Eye Haïdara, star of the movie Les Femmes du square by Julien Rambaldi, here photographed by P.A. Hüe de Fontenay ; Honey Dijon, edgy DJ and electronic music producer who ascended from underground clubs to the biggest fashion shows ; an interview with French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus, who looks back on the success story of his label.
Also, Thomas du Pré de Saint Maur shares details about Le Grand Numéro de Chanel, a major event hosted by the fashion house this December in Paris ; a portrait of Stephen Jones, British milliner who has been creating hats for the biggest names in fashion for over forty years ; the resurgence of artist Scott Kahn, whose paintings transport into dreamlike landscapes ; and fashion stories by Boris Camaca, Ben Hassett, Szilvester Makó, TIm Richardson, Daniel Roché and Boo George.






Numéro Homme 42
Numéro Homme 42 Fall-Winter 2021-2022
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Numéro Homme 42 Fall-Winter 2021-2022 features the confessions of Garry Kasparov, the Russian chess champion who is strongly opposed to his country's repressive policies, as seen through the lens of Juergen Teller.
Also included: a no-holds-barred interview with Chicago artist Theaster Gates, who is building the foundations of a more equitable world in his hometown; a guided tour by Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei of his major retrospective in Portugal; an inventory of objects and personal archives of refugees and activists photographed by Guido Mocafico, who reminds us of the importance of the LGBTQI struggle today, ex-stand-up star Stéphane Bak, who intends to shake up the stereotypes of French cinema adulated by the American industry and who has just released his second album, and the Mode series signed by Jackie Nickerson, Sølve Sundsbø, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Carlotta Manaigo and Charles Fréger.


