
TO WATCH “LONDON” BY SEBASTIAN BRAMESHUBER
In Sebastian Brameshuber’s “London”, a series of seemingly incidental car rides becomes an unexpected exploration of human connection, missed chances and the things we leave unsaid.

In Sebastian Brameshuber’s “London”, a series of seemingly incidental car rides becomes an unexpected exploration of human connection, missed chances and the things we leave unsaid.

An exchange of creative perspectives. For Numéro Berlin, Pia Momo reinterprets a selection of photographs by Diana Boier, transforming visual impressions into sculptural nail compositions. Conceived under the creative direction of Elisabeth Kiko, the editorial brings two distinct artistic perspectives into conversation, exploring how imagery can transcend its original medium and take on an entirely new form and meaning in a nail.
Since 2020, VERSACER has been shaping a sound somewhere between indie pop, ’80s jangle and contemporary pop. Made up of siblings Julian Knobloch-Krippner and Marlene Knobloch alongside Lasse Altmark and Jeremias Otto, the quartet creates music that feels both nostalgic and distinctly of its time. Their sound draws inspiration from the energy of cities like New York and Manchester, while reflecting the realities of a generation caught somewhere between Gen Z and millennials.

Numéro Berlin’s weekly collection of the most exciting news about fashion, music, and simply everything that is on our radar. And here is why it should be on yours as well!

Through seven-year-old Ela’s eyes, Aron Lehmann’s “Lies About My Mother” explores shame, social expectations and the weight of other people’s gaze, turning Daniela Dröscher’s bestselling novel into an intimate study of memory, perception and what we learn to see.

An organic farm near Versailles, surrounded by sprawling fields and hay bales: for the European premiere of the S4 Honcho, LiveWire chose La Ferme du Prieuré as the setting. Instead of hitting the asphalt, the first ride outside Paris took us through forests, freshly mown meadows and farmland – a location that perfectly underlines the playful character of the new electric bike.

Adriano Sack’s “In die Sonne fliegen” explores the glamour, ambition and darker sides of the fashion world through Felix Kellergeist. We speak to Sack about what lies beneath the surface, the people who inhabit it and why, in the end, friendship matters.