Numéro New York Nº 3 – Cream of the crop

For our third print issue, Numéro New York focuses on the cream of the crop: the provocative designers who are currently capturing our attention. From Marc Jacobs to Devon Teuscher and Juergen Teller, we examine the personalities who inspire us and explore the reasons for their success.

Like New York itself, this issue defies conventions and approaches art, fashion, and culture from unexpected angles, revealing familiar names in uncharted territory.
An exceptional issue, our selection of the year’s best moments.

NuméroNew York 03 opens with a triple cover by Roe Ethridge, featuring Luke Markette and River Klein in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, and an editorial by Philip Utz.

Spanning over 320 pages, thenuméroIt combines fashion, art, sport and culture.

On the fashion side, four series: Silver Linings (Roe Ethridge), Creature Comforts (Paul Wetherell), White Noise (Nadav Kander) and The Simple Life (Charlie Denis), complemented by a watchmaking topic.

The major interviews bring together pianist Yuja Wang , interviewed by Hélène Mercier-Arnault, Theaster Gates by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Anish Kapoor photographed by Juergen Teller, and the duo Hideo Kojima – Nicolas Winding Refn.

Sport features prominently with Ousmane Dembélé (portraits by Jean-Baptiste Mondino), Eileen Gu and the Japanese wrestling league Sukeban.

These are complemented by dance (Devon Teuscher by Anne Imhof), architecture (the Corazza House from 1971), and portraits of Phil Young, a Harlem figure, and gallery owner Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn.numéroIt concludes with the horoscope illustrated by Christian Lacroix and a final word from Marc Jacobs.