Blonde model wearing large sunglasses and holding a silver handbag, standing inside a hollow tree trunk in a sunlit woodland.

Model with blonde hair wearing black heels and a black handbag lying on a large fallen tree trunk outdoors

Model Hanna Jang posing on tree branches in a woodland setting wearing lace-up heels and holding an embroidered handbag.

Two models standing in a woodland forest holding designer handbags with large faceted gemstone graphics, photographed by Jamie-Maree Shipton.

A model lies reclined across a weathered tree trunk in an editorial setting wearing black mules with sculptural gold toe caps.

Model kneeling in front of an uprooted tree root ball in a forest, wearing a pale structured backpack and sculptural brief.

Model Hanna Jang poses on fallen tree trunks in a forest, wearing black platform heels, sunglasses, and holding a zebra-print bag.

Model posing between tree trunks in a forest holding a brown shoulder bag and wearing textured slippers with jewel facets on her body.

Model wearing clear glasses and green sneakers crouches in a large tree holding a purple gemstone for Precious Bodies.

Model Hanna Jang posing among large tree branches in a sunlit forest while wearing lace-up heels and holding an embellished handbag.

A Black man kneels outdoors in a woodland setting wearing large tinted wrap-around sunglasses and a black crossbody strap.

Model wearing a white structured hat and brown lace-up shoes seated against a large tree in a forest setting for Pull Letter Magazine

Pull Letter Magazine Precious Bodies 2026

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Precious Bodies for Pull Letter Magazine is a masterclass in atmospheric contrast, seamlessly blending the raw, visceral reality of a woodland landscape with the hyper-polished world of luxury fashion. Captured through the lens of photographer Jamie-Maree Shipton, the editorial leans into a tactile narrative where the organic decay of fallen, moss-covered tree trunks serves as a grounding counterpoint to the sharp, synthetic gleam of modern accessories. By juxtaposing the earthy, sun-dappled textures of the forest floor with reflective gemstones, sculptural headwear, and structured handbags, the project creates a surrealist dialogue between the natural and the artificial. The series utilizes natural light to weave together these disparate elements, allowing for high-key highlights that dance across metallic surfaces and skin alike. Creative cohesion is further bolstered by the intentional grooming choices of hair stylist Tommy Stayton and makeup artist Faye Bluff, which maintain a deliberate, clean focus that lets the avant-garde styling remain the central visual anchor. With casting by Tanguy Gavignet and model Hanna Jang, the series embraces an androgynous, editorial minimalism that eschews traditional poses for something more dynamic and reflective. Ultimately, this fashion editorial succeeds by treating the human form as another sculptural element within an ancient, gnarled environment, resulting in a striking portrait of contemporary desire set against a quiet, timeless wilderness.