Numéro 233

In this Numéro 233 : an exclusive interview with Christine and the Queen, who presents their new poetic and flamboyant musical project Redcar; an interview with the singer Lous and the Yakuza, who releases her second album Iota; a portrait of the 23-year-old artist Oete, the upcoming French pop icon; an interview with Casey Cadwallader, the talented designer who took the reins of the house of Mugler in 2018; a focus on the duo Gerard & Kelly, whose work mingling dance, art, and cinema, is exhibited at the Carré d’art in Nîmes, France.

 

Also, Jeremy Thomas, the producer who won the Jury Prize in Cannes for his film Hi-Han; One Fine Morning, Mia Hansen-Løve’s new film with Léa Seydoux; the sculptor Carol Bove, who will soon be exhibited at the David Zwirner Gallery; portraits made by the enigmatic Viennese artist Marina Faust; the contemporary mutant interpretated by photographer Jean-Baptiste Mondino and Babeth Djian; fashion series by Bastiann Woudt, Damien Krisl, Umit Savaci, Szilvester Mako, Yulia Gorbachenko and Noël Quintela.  

Social networking star, actress, author, model, podcast host, entrepreneur and activist, Emily Ratajkowski is the new face of Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb Tiger Lily fragrance, and tells Numéro all about herself in an interview. A rare female artist to ignite a French rap scene largely dominated by men, Shay talks about the making of her third album in a heart-to-heart exchange.

A key player in the Split series, Alma Jodorowski has been playing demanding roles on a regular basis since the early 2010s. Numéro profiles this committed star, who is currently starring in French director Yvan Attal's new film, Un coup de dés.

Beyond the concept, this campaign pays tribute to the creativity of Salvatore Ferragamo, the house's founder, renowned for crafting shoes from candy wrappers without ever compromising on functionality or relevance. The seasonal selection of leather goods and accessories is showcased through content tailored to diverse communication platforms: delightfully addictive pieces for social platforms like TikTok and Instagram, impactful DOOH videos, and reimagined "unwrapping" classics that highlight the art of whimsical "wrapping." This storytelling is particularly suited for in-store communication.