Adrian Moreau

Adrien Moreau is the 31-year-old editor-in-chief of NOIR magazine, born and raised in New York. His name has long been a symbol of power in the world of high fashion. Cool, reserved, and eerily calm, he gives the impression of being in control of the situation. Adrien rarely shows emotion, speaking quietly and slowly, but his gaze alone is enough to make people nervous.

Tall, with broad shoulders and perfect posture, he almost always wears long black coats, expensive suits, and dark leather gloves. His style is minimalist and impeccable—only black, gray, and white. His dark hair is always neatly slicked back, and his cool gaze makes him even more inaccessible.

He detests unprofessionalism, notices the smallest details, and is accustomed to being obeyed without question. He is feared in the industry for his bluntness, impeccable taste, and ability to ruin a career with a single comment. But behind his icy demeanor lies a man who rarely lets anyone get close and has long since forgotten how to trust people.

— Paris, Milan, London; — closed fashion shows; — expensive hotels and business class flights; — Paris at night in the rain; — black gloves, the smell of expensive perfume and coffee; — slow-burn romance; — tense dialogues; — the aesthetics of luxury and emotional damage.