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Featured Pull Letter Magazine projects

This week's top Pull Letter Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Pull Letter Magazine · Pull Letter Magazine S/S 2026 Covers

For its S/S 2026 release, Pull Letter Magazine leans into the tension between the raw and the refined with The Duality Issue. This collection of covers serves as a masterclass in editorial fashion photography, moving fluidly between surrealist collage and intimate, character-driven portraiture. Through the lens of photographers Francesco Saverio Costanzo and Jamie-Maree Shipton, the project interrogates the boundaries of domesticity and the untamed natural world. One standout cover, featuring Charlotte Eta Mumm, captures a visceral rewilding concept through high-key flash lighting that emphasizes the tactile luxury of faux fur and leopard-print textiles. Contrastingly, the issue explores organic environments, placing models within sun-drenched wooden structures to foster a dialogue between human form and forest canopy. The creative vision is anchored by the precise styling of Giulia Parenti and Jamie-Maree Shipton, whose curation of pearl-embellished knitwear and avant-garde ceramic motifs creates a cohesive, high-fashion aesthetic. By blending bold, modern typography with classic floral rims and soft pastel palettes, the publication establishes a distinct visual rhythm. Whether utilizing sharp natural light or the controlled, clinical aesthetic of studio portraiture, these covers exemplify a sophisticated approach to media design. Through careful collaboration with talents like Nyagoa Diu and Xie Chaoyu, alongside meticulous hair and makeup execution, the project achieves a tactile, gallery-like quality that pushes the boundaries of contemporary print media while maintaining a polished, editorial edge.

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Pull Letter Magazine · Special Delivery

Special Delivery is a fashion editorial produced for Pull Letter Magazine, capturing a series of studio portraits that center on the interplay between luxury accessories and postal-inspired motifs. Photographer Francesco Saverio Costanzo employs clean studio lighting to isolate the subjects against seamless backdrops, emphasizing the intricate textures of the garments and the graphic nature of the props. Fashion direction by Jamie-Maree Shipton and styling by Giulia Parenti and Isabel Bonner define the aesthetic, balancing structured silhouettes like double-breasted vests and sharp blazers with eclectic, patterned separates. The project leans into a clean, editorial look, complemented by natural hair styling from Takumi Horiwaki and understated makeup by Sakura Kanaoka. Casting, coordinated by Timoer Nulens, features models including Atem Bol to bring a minimalist focus to the conceptual delivery theme.