Guillaume Diop, Lucky Love… The contents of Numéro Homme 50

Covers by Jean-Baptiste Mondino.

Inside Numéro Homme 50

The cover of Numéro Homme 50 features two embodiments of contemporary grace – Guillaume Diop, étoile dancer at the Paris Opera, and Lucky Love, a free and incandescent performer. Both were photographed by a legend, Jean-Baptiste Mondino. The two artists each unveil, in their own way, the beauty of movement with boldness and sensuality.

For the 25th anniversary of the magazine, Numéro Homme also presents an investigation led by fine art photographer Pieter Hugo and Delphine Roche. The latter dive into the mystical world of the whirling dervishes in Konya, Turkey. A spiritual and visual exploration of the relationship between body, faith, and trance.

Numéro Homme also dedicates an in-depth profile article to Sterling Ruby, a major figure of the contemporary scene. The American artist reflects on a powerful body of work spanning two decades of sculpture, painting, and textile experimentation.

Benjamin Voisin, Julien de Saint Jean and Laurent Lafitte open up

Regarding cinema, don’t miss our interviews with the two radiant actors Benjamin Voisin and Julien de Saint Jean,  who are establishing themselves as rising stars in the seventh art. Also featured in Numéro Homme 50, an exclusive conversation with French actor Laurent Lafitte, who stars in La Femme la plus riche du monde, a biting comedy inspired by the Bettencourt affair, in which he plays an extravagant character.

As always, fashion is the centrepiece of every issue. Photo series shot by Mélissa De Araujo, Jacob Sutton, Thomas Hauser, Laura Sciacovelli, and Yulia Gorbachenko, continue to redefine the contours of masculinity thorugh elegance and experimentation.

Numéro Homme 50 is available at newsstands and on iPad since October 24th, 2025.