Duffy worked extensively with The Observer Magazine in 1968. He provided fashion photography for the publication until the late 1970s. This included images of Debbie Harry, more widely known as 'Blondie' before her UK breakthrough in 1977.
This feature was to promote the growing fur trade and the affordability of less glamourous pelts.
The Observer Magazine was a competitor to The Sunday Times Magazine. When the Sunday Times launched its colour magazine supplement in 1962, all of the other newspapers followed with their own competing versions. Along with the Observer, Sunday Times Magazine and Telegraph, Duffy provided images for all of the Sunday Newspaper supplements throughout his career.
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