Numéro Homme 41

Other highlights include a glimpse into tennis player Rafael Nadal's hotel room for a never-before-seen interview, a portrait of British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, and the incredible journey of Olympic medal-winning freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy, one of the few sportsmen to have dared to come out, carte blanche for artists Francesco Vezzoli, Raymond Pettibon, Daniel Arsham, Coco Capitán, Camille Henrot, Roe Ethridge and Mathias Augustyniak, a photo essay on Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona, and exclusive Mode series by Pierre Debusschere, Bruce Gilden, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Lee Wei Swee and Jack Pierson.

Also, Italian new pop phenomenon Mahmood, who will represent Italy with Blanco during the next Eurovision Song Contest ; legendary French rapper MC Solaar ; a report on femminielli, third-gender community in Naples here photographed by Pieter Hugo ; Afro-American painter Kehinde Wiley, behind Barack Obama’s official portrait who gave him international recognition ; and fashion shoots by Horst Diekgerdes, Jacob Sutton, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Jackie Nickerson and Pierre-Ange Carlotti.

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.