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News · 28 September 2026

A Look Back at the September 2026 Sessions

By ADART PARIS

Septembre s’est partagé entre Paris, Lille et Montreuil. Huit séances, huit univers : des codes fetish aux moments d’introspection. L’occasion de revenir sur chacune d’entre elles.

Angel Dust, Benoît, Nick, and Pierre—four of the six models photographed by ADART PARIS in September 2026

Pierre

In early September, in his Paris apartment under renovation, Pierre moves through glitter- and disco-inspired outfits, from jockstrap to sequined briefs. Used to posing, he finds his attitudes effortlessly and plays with shine and light.

MF.

Still in Paris, an athletic figure with sculpted muscles reveals himself in underwear, under lights that make the skin glow. Between confident poses and evasive glances, MF. lets through a personality that is both assertive and modest.

Angel Dust

Angel Dust shows off his fetish and puppy world, between playful submission and open pride. Harness, a tag bearing his name, a hood: so many elements of an identity he wears without apology.

Benoît

Sometimes hidden under an almost unsettling fetish hood, sometimes a muscular, shaven-headed daddy: Benoît cultivates ambivalence. His calligraphy tattoos, between pagan iconography and sacred aura, give the series a strangely mystical dimension.

Hugo (from Lille)

Off to Lille, to Hugo’s duplex. Piercings, rings and fine-line tattoos highlight a body designed never to be ordinary. Between confident poses and an elusive gaze, Hugo bares himself while keeping part of himself out of frame.

Nick

In Montreuil, in the silence of an apartment, Nick’s solitude becomes the antechamber of an imagined elsewhere. The series drifts from introspection to dreamlike imagery, as lonely nights take on hues drawn from the unconscious.

François H.

In Lille, François H. cultivates the look of an old-time dandy, with a carefully curled handlebar moustache that his piercings and tattoos happily contradict. The session gradually shifts from bold lighting to a more introspective, nocturnal mood.

Romain

To finish, in Paris, Romain plays the card of docility without ever fully giving in to it: the pose is offered, but his gaze keeps its insolence. A series that fully embraces this ambiguity.

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