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Model in a textured faux-fur jacket against a leopard-print fabric background for Pull Letter Magazine
Model wearing a textured feathery garment sitting in a wooden treehouse structure among green trees
Vintage floral porcelain plates printed with fashion editorial portraits arranged on a surface for Pull Letter Magazine cover.
Model Nyagoa Diu wearing a peach hooded top with pearl embellishments and a sheer skirt for Pull Letter Magazine.
Model in a textured faux-fur jacket against a leopard-print fabric background for Pull Letter Magazine
Model wearing a textured feathery garment sitting in a wooden treehouse structure among green trees
Vintage floral porcelain plates printed with fashion editorial portraits arranged on a surface for Pull Letter Magazine cover.

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

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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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