Numéro Homme Berlin #23
220 x 300 mm, 500+ pages
Berlin, Germany (German and English-language)
Biannual
Editorial and artistic director: Götz Offergeld
Art direction: Mirko Borsche
Creative direction: OOR Studio, Bureau Borsche
This is the second issue since Numéro Homme Berlin’s redesign—formerly composed of multiple volumes of varying hefts, the Spring/Summer 2025 edition saw the consolidation of its separate parts into a singular men’s fashion bible weighing in at over one and a half kilos.
Featuring a sleek fold-out cover, vibrant red spine and spectacular digitally printed page edges, this is the ‘Visionary’ issue for Autumn/Winter 2025. As ever, Götz Offergeld’s opening observations cement his status as an astute and prescient interlocutor of our time:
‘Even the best ideas are worthless if nobody is paying attention. For any of them to turn meaningful, they must become alive. Bounce from person to person, get acted upon, challenged, tested, get completely destroyed and buried for dead until eventually revived, plastered together with a missing puzzle piece that someone else brings to the rescue. And only in that long arduous process does something emerge that can truly create change: a collective vision.’
With multiple covers available to choose from, featuring the likes of Jeremy Scott, Nettspend, Virgile D and more.