Paris Noir

For the third issue, Etienne Russo, founder of the Villa Eugénie production house, which for more than thirty years has brought to life the events and shows of the most important fashion houses - Schiaparelli, Moncler and Hermès are just a few of these - has opened the doors of his home and his closest circle of friends to tell his story and his world in a completely unprecedented way, exclusively for nss.

From the totems that have defined Paris as we know it, with a cover story dedicated to Michèle Lamy, to the new enfants prodiges of fashion week such as Matières Fécales, passing through the names that have defined the soundtracks of fashion, such as Frédéric Sanchez and Michel Gaubert.

A section is dedicated to the commuting creatives who cross the city while tension is at its peak, such as Julien Klausner, Marie Adam-Leenaerdt and Ellen Hodakova.

Concluding with features dedicated to names like Marc Dorcel, the man who revolutionized pornography of an era, Connor Lawrence Hickey and Spencer Tunick, who with his nude photographs tells us an unprecedented side of the city.

Volume: 192 pages + Hardcover