EDITORIAL
With Built to Belong, designer and stylist Elisabeth Kiko explores the idea of creating your own sense of belonging through the act of making. Approaching clothing as a form of emotional architecture, the collection navigates the space between intimacy and exposure, body and surroundings. Presented through a live performance and spatial installation, the collection extended beyond the garments themselves, inviting people to enter and explore the space created through clothing, set design, sound and movement. An homage to the act of creating itself, and the physical and emotional spaces we build for ourselves and others along the way.
ON OUR RADAR
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WESTWING | VICTORIA BECKHAM “DINING COLLECTION”
Victoria Beckham makes her homeware debut with Westwing, bringing her signature minimalism and timeless elegance to a collection of tableware, textiles and decorative objects that bridge the worlds of fashion and interiors.
Christian Stemmler — ANFANG / BEGINNING: BERLIN 1994–99
ANFANG / BEGINNING: BERLIN 1994–99 captures the raw pulse of post-wall Berlin, a city in flux, alive with…
“FINDING YOUR ARMOUR”: IN CONVERSATION WITH JEWELRY DESIGNER ALAN CROCETTI
“In my experience, finding your armour helps you to stay in touch with those feelings. It grounds them in…
“The darkness is very inspiring for me, it’s where I experience the most emotions”: In conversation with Han Kjøbenhavn
Founded in Copenhagen in 2008, the label “Han Kjøbenhavn” combines its roots in the danish design culture…
WEEKEND MUSIC PT. 72: IN CONVERSATION WITH BARAN KOK
Inspired by artists like Kurdo and Haftbefehl, German rapper Baran Kok set out to make a similar kind of rap…
#EMPATHIE: ALICE IN WONDERLAND
“I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night? Let me think. Was I the same when I got up this morning? I…
TO WATCH “POSSIBLE LOVE” BY LEE CHANG-DONG
In “Possible Love”, Lee Chang-dong explores the distance between social classes and the limits of empathy, asking whether genuine connection is possible across worlds shaped by vastly different realities.
IN CONVERSATION WITH IMAN TAHERI & CONROY CHAN
In conversation with Numéro Berlin, Conroy Chan and Iman Taheri discuss creative reinvention, Hong Kong cinema, the cultural power of genre films and the freedom of moving between identities, disciplines and worlds.
BOY London America S/S 2027
BOY London America explores surveillance, power and protection for Spring/Summer 2027. Styled by former Numéro Berlin Fashion Director Sina Braetz, THE EVIL EYE merges punk rebellion with dystopian symbolism.
FIGHT ISSUE VOL. B – BLASPHEMOUS
“MAN HAS CREATED HIS OWN MASTER, ONLY SO THAT HE MAY EVENTUALLY DETHRONE HIM AGAIN.”
