Audemars Piguet - "Beyond Watching" Exhibition 

The "Beyond Watching" exhibition in Tokyo: a glimpse into the brand’s roots in the Swiss Jura by Mazarine New York.

Visitors were invited to visualize the complexity of time through the prism of contemporary art and design. 

More than 150 watches from the brand's heritage collection were on display. The event also showcased works of art reflecting the brand's long-standing collaborations with artists as well as the meticulous and experimental nature of the profession. Mazarine NYC worked alongside designer Mathieu Lehanneur to create an exhibition showcasing 144 years of manufacturing and works by Ryoji Ikeda, Alexandre Joly and Dan Holdsworth.

Located in Manhattan, the New York-based team continues to push global luxury brands to new heights by creating effective brand campaign narratives, turn-key strategic actions, engaging, influential and culturally relevant events and brand activations.

Cartier - "Precious Design" Exhibition 

On the occasion of the International Design Fair, Cartier presents in Milan an unexpected exhibition around the Juste un Clou and Ecrou de Cartier collections. A production signed La Mode en Images.

New York artist Desi Santiago imagines a precious garage made entirely of gold for the famous jeweler. When the ordinary becomes precious.

To celebrate this singular convergence of industry and jewelry craftsmanship, Cartier also collaborated with young French visual artist Cerise Doucède. The two installations, exhibited in weightlessness, are each composed of thousands of nails and nuts linked together by invisible wires.

With offices in Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Asia, La Mode en Images designs and produces fashion shows, brand exhibits and large scale events for brands, who deliver custom-made and immersive events worldwide.

Collaboration with other areas of expertise within the Group enriches these moments with virtual experiences and NFT programs.

Numéro 250

Numéro celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary with a special edition, heralded by eight covers from eight emblematic series in its history: Kate Moss photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg, Natalia Vodianova photographed by Sølve Sundsbø and Naomi Campbell photographed by Peter Lindbergh.

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...

Numéro has been a leading media in the world of fashion, contemporary art and culture. 

Numéro magazine creates a unique editorial and visual language blending fashion, beauty, art, and design. Numéro offers three editions: Numéro, Numéro Homme, Numéro Art.