Chanel fait son Numéro

In this special issue: an imaginary interview with Coco Chanel, the iconic designer, founder of the House Chanel; Lily-Rose Depp, fascinating actress, muse and friend of the House Chanel, is photographed as a glamorous heroine by Jean-Baptiste Mondino.

Also, Marion Cotillard, Oscar-winning star, in the firmament of the 7th art, poses in front of the lens of Boo George; timeless idol, Vanessa Paradis evokes her passion for the theater; The sublime actress Marine Vacth embodies French elegance par excellence for photographer Dominique Issermann; the model Vittoria Ceretti, with her magnetic beauty, inspires photographer Sølve Sundsbø; Bastian Woudt, Elina Kechicheva, Koto Bolofo, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Mario Palmieri, evoke different facets of Chanel in their series of images.                           

Also featured: an interview with Daniel Lee, the talented British designer recently appointed head of Burberry; Sevdaliza, a magnetic singer with a thousand metamorphoses; supermodel Malgosia Bela, the focus of a book featuring the most iconic images of her career; Paul Kircher, the new revelation of French cinema in the film Le Règne animal; a zoom on American artist Mike Kelley, exhibited at the Bourse de commerce this autumn; and fashion series by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Matthias Vriens, Damien Krisl, Hördur Ingason, BJARNE x TAKATA, Yulia Gorbachenko and Julien Vallon.

On the cover, France's favorite personality, Omar Sy, looks like a cowboy out to conquer the West. Based between Paris and Los Angeles, where he is pursuing an international career, the actor, currently starring in John Woo's remake of The Killer (in cinemas October 23), talks about his ambitions.