Numéro Homme 47

A soccer legend who demonstrated his talents from PSG to AC Milan, Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimović recounts his career in an intimate portrait. Three-time basketball champion and gold medalist, the American looks back on his greatest inspirations and his commitment to the Black and LGBT cause.

In the run-up to the historic event that will take the capital by storm this summer, Numéro Homme takes a behind-the-scenes look at the Olympic Games, with insights from Tony Estanguet, President of Paris 2024, judo champion Teddy Riner and Pierre Rabadan, Deputy Mayor of Paris. Then we head to England, with a report on the Boat Race, the famous rowing race between Cambridge and Oxford universities. 

For this 44th issue of Numéro Homme focused on Paris, the magazine invited 44 male figures who contribute to the city’s prestige around the world, gathering them into an exclusive portfolio. 

On the list, portraits and interviews of famous sportsmen (Neymar Jr., Kylian Mbappé, Teddy Riner…), talented fashion designers (Jean Paul Gaultier, Olivier Rousteing, Anthony Vaccarello…), exceptional actors (Tahar Rahim, Omar Sy), awarded chefs (Mory Sacko, Yannick Alléno…), major figures of the art world (Philippe Parreno, JR, Guillaume Cerutti, Kamel Mennour…), of design and architecture (Jean Nouvel, Philippe Starck) and successful businessmen (Antoine Arnault, Xavier Niel, Matthieu Pigasse…) ; as well as fashion editorials by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Dominique Issermann, Jacob Sutton, Pieter Hugo and Jackie Nickerson.                           

From the first issue, published in March 1999, to the most recent, published last November, this exceptional 250th issue looks back over twenty-five years of creation, and brings together dozens of memorable images signed by its most prestigious photographers, such as Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Txema Yeste, Mert & Marcus, Viviane Sassen, Koto Bolofo and many others...