East Asian model in a white dress standing amidst spherical green topiaries in a bright white studio corner.

Portrait of an Asian model wearing a structured white top with a green rectangular paper cutout over her eyes.

High-angle view of a model in a backless olive cable-knit dress with long trailing fringe seated on a white platform.

Model posing in an expansive grey pleated cape dress beside potted desert plants against a white studio background.

An East Asian woman in a white pleated top with black stripe detailing lies on a white surface scattered with dried leaves.

Model wearing a beige tailored jacket standing beside draped plastic sheeting in a greenhouse surrounded by greenery.

Model in an oversized peach jacket standing amongst dried branches against a white studio backdrop.

East Asian woman seated behind hanging Spanish moss, reaching her hand forward while wearing a white dress.

A model standing in a white studio holding a massive moss-covered grey boulder in front of her body.

A woman lies on a white surface beside a patch of green moss wearing a floral crop top and beige trousers.

High-angle view of a model wearing a glossy black hooded cape seated in dense silvery green foliage.

Close-up portrait of a person looking directly through delicate cascading silvery-green vine leaves and stems.

Pull Letter Magazine Private Landscapes 2026

About

Private Landscapes for Pull Letter Magazine is an evocative editorial series that masterfully interrogates the boundaries between the human form and the organic world. Through a sophisticated lens of editorial minimalism, the project curates a series of surreal juxtapositions where high-fashion garments meet raw, earthy textures. Photographer Sihao orchestrates a visual narrative that oscillates between clinical studio environments and lush, overgrown greenhouse interiors, utilizing soft light to bind disparate elements into a cohesive aesthetic. Models Pan Tian and Qiuyue Li inhabit these spaces with a restrained, meditative presence, often partially obscured by moss-covered stones, trailing botanical stems, or structured architectural pieces. By employing a live-action technique alongside collage elements, the series transcends traditional fashion photography to explore a deeper, more tactile connection between synthetic apparel and the wildness of nature. The result is a highly polished, cinematic experience that prioritizes texture and geometry over mere garment display. Each frame serves as a deliberate study in contrast, where glossy raincoats and sharp pleats find common ground with the soft, spindly reality of Spanish moss and dried branches. Through this nuanced visual language, the project succeeds in creating a distinct, contemplative atmosphere that feels both grounded in nature and entirely otherworldly, cementing its place as a standout piece of contemporary lifestyle and artistic editorial work.