Puss Puss Magazine

Mar 2026

In this evocative feature for Puss Puss Magazine, photographer Chloé Horseman captures Marta Pozzan in a series of images that masterfully bridge the gap between high-fashion editorial and intimate, lifestyle-infused portraiture. By leaning into an aesthetic defined by editorial minimalism, the project explores the interplay between structured, oversized tailoring and the raw, textural elements of the environment. Throughout the series, the consistent use of natural light serves to diffuse the atmosphere, softening the sharp lines of leather trench coats and metallic sequined dresses against the grounded, weathered reality of brick surfaces and antique furniture. The styling, elevated by the precise artistry of makeup artist Kathy Jeung, favors a deliberate, effortless approach where tousled updos and neutral expressions allow the garments to command focus. Whether positioned against ornate floral upholstery or minimalist, sun-drenched window ledges, Pozzan channels a contemplative grace that feels both timeless and contemporary. The result is a visual narrative that avoids the clutter of modern excess, preferring instead to highlight the subtle tension between the polished silhouette and the organic environment. These portraits reflect a sophisticated eye for composition, where the interplay of light and shadow transforms everyday interiors into a curated space of serene, stylized editorial storytelling that remains deeply rooted in the nuanced language of fashion media.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Magazines, Media & Entertainment